William Good
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William Good was a 17th-century Massachusetts farmer best known as the husband of Sarah Good, one of the first women accused and executed during the Salem witch trials.
Statements (25)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
farmer
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person → |
| associatedEvent |
Salem witch trials
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| associatedWith |
Sarah Good
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early phase of the Salem witch trials → |
| centuryOfResidence |
17th century Massachusetts
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| countryOfCitizenship |
Colonial America
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| ethnicGroup |
English colonists in Massachusetts
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| familyName |
Good
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| givenName |
William
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| historicalRegion |
New England
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| livedInPoliticalEntity |
Province of Massachusetts Bay
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| maritalStatus |
married
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| notableFor |
being associated with the early accusations in the Salem witch trials through his wife
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being the husband of Sarah Good, one of the first women accused in the Salem witch trials → |
| occupation |
farmer
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| placeOfActivity |
Massachusetts
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| residence |
Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Salem Village → |
| socialStatus |
poor farmer
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| spouse |
Sarah Good
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| spouseAccusation |
accused of witchcraft
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| spouseExecutionContext |
Salem witch trials
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| spouseFate |
executed for witchcraft
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| timePeriod |
17th century
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Sarah Good
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spouse |