Abigail Williams's Testimony is much the same. She heard the Accused confess (by her Apparition) the committing of several Murders, together with her Sister Cloyse; as upon old Goodm: Hanvood, Benj. Porter and Rebek: Shepard.... Sarah Vibber, Mr. Sam: Parris, N. Ingersoll and T. Putnam also testified against the poor aged Woman. Putnam's Age was about 40; Parris's, as before mentioned, about 39. John Putnam, Sen. (another Wit.) aged about 63. Edwd. Putnam, another, aged about 30. Another, Sarah Holton, relict of Benj. Holton. Another, Ann Putnam, Wife of Thomas, swore to the choking by the Accused, and to her declaring she would kill her, and said she had killed Benj. Holton, John Fuller and Rebekah Shepard; also that she and her Sister Cloyse and Ed: Bishop had killed young John Putnam's Child.... "Immediately there did appear to me six Children in Winding-sheets, which called me Aunt.... Told me they were my Sister Baker's Children of Boston; and that Gooddy Nurs, and Mistris Cary of Charlestown, and an old deaf Woman at Boston had murthered them.... Also there appeared to me my own Sister Bayley and three of her Children in Winding-sheets, and told me Goody Nurs had murthered them." This was all taken as good and sufficient Testimony! [11] This Reference is to the first Edition of Lawson's Work, _A Brief and True Narrative, &c._ His Account is given in Note 9. [12] Lawson, _First Edition_, Page 4. [13] Lawson, Page 8. The Words "_at a House in the Village_," are in the Original, which shows that the Witch-meeting was in that part of Salem since Danvers. [14] This Affair of the 1st of April, is an Abridgement of Lawson, Page 8, but nothing important to the present Purpose is omitted. [15] The following is the Relation by Lawson, given in his own Words, that the Reader may judge of his accuracy: "The 3d of _April_, the Lord's Day, being Sacrament Day, at the Village, _Good. C._, upon Mr. _Parris's_ naming his Text, _John_, 6, 70. _One of them is a Devil_, the said Good. _C._ went immediately out of the Meetinghouse, and flung the door after her violently, to the amazement of the Congregation: She was afterwards seen by some in their Fits, who said, _O Goodw. C. I did not think to see you here_! (and being at their _red bread and drink_) said to her, _Is this a Time to receive the Sacrament. You ran away on the Lord's Day, and scorned to receive it in the Meetinghouse, and Is this a Time to receive it? I wonder at you_! This is the Summ of what I either saw myself, or did receive Information from Persons of undoubted Reputation and Credit."--_Page_ 8.