Mary Easty

E19336

Mary Easty was a respected Salem, Massachusetts woman who was falsely accused of witchcraft and executed during the 1692 Salem witch trials, later remembered for her dignified plea for justice.

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Mary Easty canonical 7
Mary Eastey 4
Mary Esty 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Salem witch trials victim
person
accusedOf witchcraft
alternateName Mary Easty
surface form: Mary Eastey

Mary Easty
surface form: Mary Eastie

Mary Easty
surface form: Mary Esty
associatedWith Massachusetts Bay Colony legal history
Puritan community of Salem Village
birthDate 1634-08-24
birthName Mary Easty self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mary Towne
birthPlace England
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
causeOfDeath judicial execution
convictedBy Court of Oyer and Terminer
countryOfCitizenship Massachusetts Bay Colony
dateOfArrest 1692-04-21
deathDate 1692-09-22
deathPlace Gallows Hill, Salem (traditional attribution)
surface form: Gallows Hill, Salem, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Salem, Massachusetts
surface form: Salem, Province of Massachusetts Bay
ethnicGroup English colonist
familyName Easty
givenName Mary
hasOccupation housewife
historicalEvent Salem witch trials
surface form: 1692 Salem witch panic
historicalPeriod Colonial America
knownFor dignified plea for justice during the Salem witch trials
maintaining innocence of witchcraft
legacy symbol of injustice of witchcraft persecutions
mannerOfDeath execution by hanging
memorial Rebecca Nurse Homestead, Danvers, Massachusetts
surface form: Rebecca Nurse Homestead memorial, Danvers, Massachusetts

Salem Witch Trials Memorial in Salem, Massachusetts
surface form: Salem Witch Trials Memorial, Salem, Massachusetts
notableWork Salem witch trials
surface form: Petition to the Court of Oyer and Terminer, 1692
numberOfChildren 11
participantIn Salem witch trials
placeOfBurial unmarked grave near Gallows Hill, Salem
portrayedIn literature about the Salem witch trials
reArrestDate 1692-05-20
releasedFromCustody 1692-05-18
religion Puritanism
residence Salem Village (now Danvers, Massachusetts)
surface form: Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Topsfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony
sibling Rebecca Nurse
Sarah Cloyce
spouse Isaac Easty
victimOf false accusation of witchcraft
religious hysteria in 17th-century New England

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Salem witch trials notableVictim Mary Easty
Rebecca Nurse birthName Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Rebecca Towne
Rebecca Nurse relative Mary Easty
Rebecca Nurse sibling Mary Easty
Mary Easty alternateName Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Eastie
Mary Easty alternateName Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Eastey
Mary Easty alternateName Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Esty
Mary Easty birthName Mary Easty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mary Towne
Sarah Cloyce sibling Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Eastey
Easty alternateName Mary Easty
subject surface form: Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Esty
Easty alternateName Mary Easty
subject surface form: Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Eastey
Easty usedBy Mary Easty
Sarah Towne Cloyce sibling Mary Easty
Isaac Easty spouse Mary Easty
Isaac Easty spouse Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Eastey
Isaac Easty spouse Mary Easty
this entity surface form: Mary Esty