5. Upon y^e searching y^e body of Widow Hoer, nothing appeared on her unnaturall, only her body verry much scratched, and on her head a strange lock of haire, verry long, and differing in color from y^e rest on her head, and matted or tangled together, which she said was a widow's lock, and said, if it were cutt off she should die. 6. Upon searching y^e body of Rachell Clenton, there was found an unnaturall teat on one side, something lower than just under her arme, which teat having a pin thrust throw it she was not senceable of, till by scratching her side, pricked her fingers with y^e pin y^t was then in y^e teat; neither did y^e teat bleed. There was also ordered, with ye foresaid Doct^r, four other men, viz^t, Mr. Har. Symonds, Samuel Graves, Sen^r, Thomas Knewlton, and John Pinder, to search y^e body of Giles Cory, and they returned y^t they, having searched him, found nothing unnaturall upon him. The truth of which I heare attest. (Signed) THO^S WADE, J.P. * * * * * Province of Massachusettes Bay, New England, Essex. Anno R. R. et Reginae Gulielmi et Mariae Angliae, &c. quarto, annoqu Dom. 1692. The Jurors for our Sov^n Lord and Ladye the King and Queen present-- That Abigail Barker, wife of Ebenezer Barker of Andiver, in the County of Essex aforesaid, about two years since, at and in the town of Andiver aforesaid, wickedly, maliciously, and felloniously, a covenant with the Devill did make, and signed the Devill's Booke, and by the Devill was baptized, and renounced her former Christian baptism; and gave herselfe up to the Devill to serve him, and for the Devill to be her lord and master; by which wicked and diabollicall couvenant, shee the said Abigaill Barker is become a detestable witch, contrary to the peace of our Soveraigne Lord and Lady the King and Queene, their crowne and dignity, and the law in that case made and provided. _Sep., '92._ The examination and confession of Abigail Barker, taken before John Hawthorn, Esq., and other their Majesties Justices: _Q._ How long have you been in the snare of the Devil? _A._ Not above two yeares and a half. _Q._ At what place were you first overtaken?