Ann Pudeator
Woman executed in the Salem witch trials
About Ann Pudeator
Lived 1621 – 1692 (aged 70). Ann Pudeator was an American midwife.
Ann Pudeator (November 13, 1621 – , 1692)
Presenting the Devil's Book to a girl and forcing her to sign it Bewitchment causing the death of a neighbor's wife Appearing in spectral form to afflicted girls Having witchcraft materials in her home, which she claimed was grease for making soap Torturing with pins Causing a man to fall out of a tree Killing her own second husband and his first wife Turning herself into a bird and flying into her house
Many of these allegations were made by Mary Warren, one of the so-called "afflicted girls".
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Who was Ann Pudeator?
woman executed in the Salem witch trials
When was Ann Pudeator born?
Ann Pudeator was born on 13 November 1621.
When did Ann Pudeator die?
Ann Pudeator died on 2 October 1692 in Salem.
What was Ann Pudeator's occupation?
Ann Pudeator was a midwife.
What nationality was Ann Pudeator?
Ann Pudeator was American.
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