Sarah Osborne was among the first people accused of witchcraft in Salem in 1692

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Sarah Osborne was a Salem villager whose early accusation during the 1692 witch trials made her one of the first and most notable alleged witches in colonial Massachusetts.

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instanceOf accused witch
historical figure
person
accusedBy young girls of Salem Village
accusedIn Salem witch trials NERFINISHED
accusedOf witchcraft
alsoKnownAs Sarah Osburn NERFINISHED
Sarah Prince NERFINISHED
associatedWith Puritan community tensions
Salem Village land disputes
causeOfDetention charges of witchcraft
citizenship subject of the English Crown
coAccusedWith Sarah Good NERFINISHED
Tituba NERFINISHED
country Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
dateOfAccusation 1692-02
deathCause illness in prison
deathYear 1692
detainedAt Boston jail NERFINISHED
diedInCustody true
event Salem witch trials NERFINISHED
gender female
hasReputation one of the first and most notable alleged witches in colonial Massachusetts
historicalPeriod 17th century
legalOutcome no formal execution; died before trial conclusion
legalStatus prisoner
locatedIn Colonial America NERFINISHED
maritalStatus married
name Sarah Osborne NERFINISHED
notableFor being among the first people accused of witchcraft in the Salem witch trials
occupation housewife
partOf history of witchcraft accusations in North America
placeOfDeath Boston jail NERFINISHED
placeOfResidence Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
region New England NERFINISHED
religiousContext Puritan New England NERFINISHED
significance early target in the escalation of the Salem witchcraft hysteria
socialStatus Salem villager
spouse Alexander Osborne NERFINISHED
Robert Prince NERFINISHED
yearOfAccusation 1692

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Robert Prince spouseRoleInHistory Sarah Osborne was among the first people accused of witchcraft in Salem in 1692