SWP No. 073: Elizabeth Hubbard
[? June 3, 1692]
( Deposition of Clement Coldum v. Elizabeth Hubbard )
[? June 3, 1692]
The deposition of Clement Coldum aged 60 years or ther about; saith that on the 29th: of May; 1692; being at Salem Village carrying home Elizabeth Hubbard from the Meeting behind me; she desired me to ride faster, I asked her why; she said the woods were full of Devils, & said ther & there they be, but I could se none; then I put on my horse, & after I had rid a while, she told me I might ride softer, for we had out rid them. I asked her if she was not afraid of the Devil, she answered me no, she could discourse with the Devil as well as with me, & further saith not; this I am ready to testifie on Oath if called thereto, as witness my hand;
#[Clement Coldum].
*Clement Colddom
AgainstEliz: Hubbard
( Essex County Court Archives, Salem -- Witchcraft Vol. 2, no. 122, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Judicial Archives, Massachusetts State Archives, Boston, MA. )
( Testimony of James Kettle v. Elizabeth Hubbard )
[? June 3, 1692]
the testimony of James Cetel being of age who testifie and saith i being at docter grigses one a sabath day about the last of may in 1692 having some discource with Elizabeth hubberd and I found her to speack severall untruthes in deny ing the sabath day and saying she had not ben to me[e]ting that day but had onely bean up to James houltons this I can testifie to if called: as witnes my hand
*James Ketle
(Reverse) James Cetel
( Essex County Court Archives, Salem -- Witchcraft Vol. 2, no. 123. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Judicial Archives, Massachusetts State Archives, Boston, MA. )