John Indian

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John Indian was an enslaved man of Native American or African descent in late 17th-century Massachusetts, known for his involvement in the events surrounding the Salem witch trials.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
person
approximateBirthCentury 17th century
associatedEvent Salem witch trials NERFINISHED
associatedWith Reverend Samuel Parris NERFINISHED
Tituba NERFINISHED
country Colonial America NERFINISHED
enslavedStatus enslaved man
ethnicity African descent
Native American descent
gender male
historicalContext Puritan Massachusetts NERFINISHED
knownFrom court records of the Salem witch trials
language English
legalStatus enslaved person in Massachusetts
maritalStatus married
notableFor involvement in the Salem witch trials
occupation servant
placeOfActivity Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
Salem Village NERFINISHED
region New England NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
residence household of Samuel Parris
roleInEvent accuser in some Salem witch trials examinations
witness in Salem witch trials proceedings
socialStatus enslaved household servant
spouse Tituba NERFINISHED
testifiedBefore Salem magistrates NERFINISHED
timePeriod late 17th century

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Betty householdServant John Indian
subject surface form: Betty Parris