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| birth_date = Est. before 1670 | | birth_date = Est. before 1670 | ||
| birth_place = Est. Arawak-Guiana tribe | | birth_place = Est. Arawak-Guiana tribe | ||
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| spouse1 = John Indian | | spouse1 = John Indian | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:45, 7 April 2024
Biographical Information
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Tituba was the first to be accused of witchcraft at Salem Village at the end of Feb 1692. She, in turn, accused Sarah Osborne and Sarah Good. Sarah Osborne was arrested along with Tituba, all three were examined on 1 Mar 1692.