| Charles Wentworth Upham - Salem (Mass.) - 1867 - 866 pages
...spirit, liberal und charitable. She being now very aged and weak, and grieved under her afiliction, may not be able to speak much for herself, not being so free of speech as some others may be. I hope her life and conversation have been such amongst her VOL. II. 15 • • I I 226 WITCHCRAFT... | |
| Zachariah Atwell Mudge - Witchcraft - 1870 - 346 pages
...spirit, liberal and charitable. She being now very aged and weak, and grieved under her affliction, may not be able to speak much for herself, not being so free of speech as some others may be. I hope her life and conversation have been such amongst her neighbors as gives a better and... | |
| Zachariah Atwell Mudge - Salem (Mass.) - 1870 - 326 pages
...spirit, liberal and charitable. She being now very aged and weak, and grieved under her affliction, may not be able to speak much for herself, not being so free of speech as some others may be. I hope her life and conversation have been such amongst her neio-hbors as gives a better and... | |
| George Augustus Perkins - 1884 - 1002 pages
...cheerful .spirit, liberal and charitable. She being now very aged sind grieved under her affliction, may not be able to speak much for herself, not being so free of speech as some others may be. I hope her life and conversation hiive been such among her neighbours as gives a bettor and... | |
| Henry Howland Crapo - 1912 - 568 pages
...place and employment about the bringing up of our family which have been eleven children of our own and four grandchildren. She was both prudent and provident,...more real testimony than can be expressed by words. The charge on which your grandmother was tried was for bewitching John Carr so that he became crazed... | |
| Louis Clinton Hatch - Maine - 1919 - 786 pages
...prudent and provident, of a cheerful spirit, liberal and charitable. She being now very aged and meek, and grieved under afflictions, may not be able to...more real testimony than can be expressed by words. Thomas and Mary Bradbury were the parents of the following children: Wymond, mentioned below; Judith,... | |
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