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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sarah_WildesSarah Wildes - Wikipedia

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   Stepdaughter Phoebe Wildes Day was arrested in September 1692, but there is no record of her going to trial. Stepdaughter Sarah Wildes Bishop and her husband, Edward, having been transferred to Boston prison, escaped in October 1692 and went into hiding.

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3. historyofmassachusetts.org › sarah-wildesThe Witchcraft Trial of Sarah Wildes - History of ...

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   Mar 23, 2019 · In October of 1692, Sarah Wilde’s stepchild, Sarah Wildes Bishop and her husband Edward Bishop, escaped from the Boston jail and fled to New York. As for Phoebe Wildes, there is no record of her case going to trial.

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4. www.thoughtco.com › edward-and-sarah-bishopEdward and Sarah Bishop of the Salem Witch Trials - ThoughtCo

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   Updated on February 06, 2019. Edward Bishop and Sarah Bishop were tavern keepers that were arrested, examined, and imprisoned as part of the Salem witch trials of 1692. At the time, Edward was about 44 years old and Sarah Wildes Bishop was about 41 years old.

5. historyofmassachusetts.org › salem-witch-trialsThe Salem Witch Trials Victims: Who Were They? - History of ...

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   Aug 19, 2015 · Shortly after the Salem witch hunt began in March of 1692, the Putnam family accused Sarah Wildes of witchcraft in April of 1692 and she was arrested. John Wildes’ daughter (from a previous marriage) and son-in-law, Sarah and Edward Bishop, were also arrested as was John’s other daughter Phoebe Wildes. Sarah Wildes was brought to trial on ...

6. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Wildes-453Sarah (Wildes) Bishop (abt.1651-bef.1725) | WikiTree FREE ...

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   Feb 9, 2024 · Sarah Bishop formerly Wildes aka Wild. Born about 1651 in Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts Bay [uncertain] Ancestors. Daughter of John Wildes and Priscilla (Gould) Wildes. Sister of Jonathan (Wildes) Wild, John Wild, Phebe (Wildes) Day, Elizabeth (Wildes) Jones, Priscilla (Wildes) Lake, Martha Wildes, Nathan Wildes and Ephraim Wildes [half]

   • Gender: Female
   • Death Date: September 4, 1725

   • Spouse: Edward Bishop Jr.

7. salemwitchmuseum.com › locations › edward-and-sarahThe Bridget Sarah Bishop House | Salem Historical Houses

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   This was the house of Sarah Bishop, a condemned witch who was arrested and executed on June 10th, 1692. She also owned a house in Salem, where John Bly and William Bly found artifacts that eluded to witchcraft. Visit the house to learn more about how and why she was executed.

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   Who were Edward Bishop and Sarah Wildes Bishop?

   • Co./George Eastman House/Getty Images Edward Bishop and Sarah Bishop were tavern keepers that were arrested, examined, and imprisoned as part of the Salem witch trials of 1692. At the time, Edward was about 44 years old and Sarah Wildes Bishop was about 41 years old. There were three or four Edward Bishops living in the area at that time.

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   Who is Sarah Bishop?

   • However, Sarah Bishop's year of birth is not known. Note: Bishop is sometimes spelled Bushop or Besop in the records. Edward is sometimes identified as Edward Bishop Jr. Sarah Wildes Bishop was the stepdaughter of Sarah Averill Wildes who was named as a witch by Deliverance Hobbs and executed on July 19, 1692.

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   Who arrested Sarah Wildes?

   • Sarah Wildes was arrested on April 22 and examined by Judge John Hathorne and Judge Jonathan Corwin at Salem Village the same day. John Wildes’ daughter (from a previous marriage) and son-in-law, Sarah and Edward Bishop, were also arrested that day as was John’s other daughter Phoebe Wildes.

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   Where did Sarah and Bridget Bishop live?

   • In early guidebooks, this home was mistakenly identified as Bridget Bishop’s house. In 1692, both Sarah and Bridget were married to men named Edward Bishop. It was Sarah and her husband who lived here in Salem Village. Bridget and her husband lived on (what is today) Washington Street in Salem Town.

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9. salemwitchmuseum.com › locations › sarah-and-johnSarah and John Wildes Home, Site of - Salem Witch Museum

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   John and Priscilla Wildes had seven children, among whom were two daughters who were also accused of witchcraft in 1692 – Sarah, married to Edward Bishop (both were accused) and Phebe, married to Timothy Day. Priscilla died in April of 1663.