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- Tituba, Reverand Samuel Parris's servant, was the
first accused person of witchcraft.
- Abigal and Elizabeth, daughter and niece of Reverand
Samuel Parris, were the first "afflicted" people.
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On
this page, you can find quick facts, which may answer some the questions you might have about the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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- More than 141 people were accused of practicing witchcraft.
- Twenty people died, nineteen being hung, and one crushed
to death by stones.
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