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The English Parliment makes Witchcraft a capital crime.
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Parliment takes their peoples charters away as punishment for trying to be independent . A charter guarantees land titles.
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Governor Sir Edmund Andros is imprisoned in Castle William Dungeon for harsh taxes and taking peoples' land titles.
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The girls of Salem forms their circle. The people in the first, orignal circle were Mary Walcott, Elizabeth Booth, Susannah Sheldon, Betty Parris, and Abigail Williams.
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The Putnams had four girls and one boy since 1692.
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The girls in the circle begin to start pretending to be afflicted.
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Tibuta has a arrest warrant issued against her.
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Sarah Osbourne and Sarah Good are taken to jail with Tituba.
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Rebecca Nurse is accused of witchcraft as well as Martha Cory.
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Mary Warren tries to confess but ends up joining the afflicted girls once again.
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Phillip English visits Susanna and Mary at the Putnams.
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The first session of Court of Oyer and Terminer sat in Salem.
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Bridget Bishop is the first to be hung.
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Twelve ministers gathered in Boston and made the accusations of the shapes of people visiting the afflicted weigh less tha before
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The court sat once again. On that day Rebecca Nurse, Elizabeth How, Sarah Good, Sarah Wild, and Susanna Martin were tried, They were all sentencd to be hung.
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Those who were accused on June 28th were all hung.
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Susanna meets up with Jonathan under the tree at Gallows Hill to meet Mary Bradbury, a woman accused of witchcraft.
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In August, Reverend Richard Pike of Salisbury arrives at the Putnams and writes in a letter what Susanna English knows.
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George Jacobs, Martha Carrier, George Burroughs, John Procter, and John Willard were hung.
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Giles Cory was taken into an open field and pressed to death by placing a board ontop of him, They kept piling stones ontop of the board until he died. He could have confessed but he wanted the rest of his family to keep their house and possessions.
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Susanna told Thomas Brattle her story and he writes in a letter.
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The copies of Thomas Brattle's letter is passed around.
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William English returns home and Governor Phips dissolved the Court of Oyer and Terminer, childen were released from jail as well as the adults put in to jail based on only spectral evidence. 150 still remained in jail.
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The General Court creates The Superior to hear the rest of the witchcraft cases.
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Susanna stays with the Putnams over the winter, while her brother William stays in her shambled house.
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Governor Phips releases the remaining people in prison.
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Susanna English's parents came home.
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Mary English, Susanna's mother, died of consumption, or tuberculosis, the winter of 1693-1694.
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William English takes Susanna English to Guadeloupe in the summer on his boat.
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Susanna English gets married to Jonathan.
