"SIMON BRADSTREETE. Ouned in Court Mʳh, 65, by Job Tylar and Moses Tylar. E. R. Sec Owned in Court 13 March, 65, by Mary Tyler on hir former Oath. E. R. Sec" The Above is in the Autograph of Gov. Bradstreet and Edward Rawson. [50] Son of Governor Simon Bradstreet. In 1698, when the Indians attacked Andover, Bradstreet and his Family were captured; but they were set at Liberty the same Day. [51] I am unable to ascertain the Name of the "worthy Gentleman." He was doubtless one of those, like Mr. Calef, not afraid "to take the Bull by the Horns." [52] Sarah, the Wife of Peter Cloyce and Mary Green were probably the two Persons. The Latter seems to have made her Escape by the Assistance of John Shepard of Rowley. See Felt, _History of Ipswich and Hamilton_, 207. [53] See the Evidence against Susanna Martin, i, Pages 177, _et seq._ See, also, Woodward's _Rec. of Salem Witchcraft_, i, 193-206, ii, 215. [54] Mr. John Barnard, who is duly commemorated by Dr. Allen in the _Amer. Biog. Dictionary_. He was Author of several Works. [55] Slight Notices of the Families to which these Persons belonged may be seen in Abbot's _History of Andover_. [56] It is a Wonder that Mr. Calef did not tell his Readers how shockingly Mr. Mather reported those Trials; and it is accounted for only by presuming that the Originals were not accessible to him, having been put into the Hands of Mr. Mather. [57] Their Names were not printed according to the original MS. in the _Cases of Conscience_. They _are_ correctly printed from that MS., however, by the Editor, with some Remarks, in his Edition of Mather's _Relation_, xxii. The Order of Subscription is entirely changed. [Mather's _Preface to the Tryals_.]