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Rebecca Blake Eames (February 1, 1641 - May 8, 1721) was among those accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials of 1692. Rebecca Eames was in the crowd at the August 19, 1692, hanging of witches in Salem when she was accused of causing a pinprick in the foot of another spectator. She was arrested. Eames later testified that the devil had appeared to her as a colt and had persuaded her to follow him. She testified that she had allowed her son Daniel (born 1663) to be baptized by the devil. She confessed to afflicting Timothy Swan.

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  • Rebecca Blake Eames fue una de las acusadas de brujería durante los juicios de brujas de Salem de 1692. Rebecca Eames estaba entre la multitud que asistió a ver el colgado de brujas del 19 de agosto de 1692, cuando fue acusada de causarle un pinchazo en el pie a otro espectador y fue arrestada. Eames más tarde declaró que el diablo se le había aparecido como un potro y la había convencido de que lo siguiera. Ella testificó que había permitido que su hijo Daniel (nacido en 1663), fuera bautizado por el diablo. También confesó que afligía a Timothy Swan. (es)
  • Rebecca Blake Eames (February 1, 1641 - May 8, 1721) was among those accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials of 1692. Rebecca Eames was in the crowd at the August 19, 1692, hanging of witches in Salem when she was accused of causing a pinprick in the foot of another spectator. She was arrested. Eames later testified that the devil had appeared to her as a colt and had persuaded her to follow him. She testified that she had allowed her son Daniel (born 1663) to be baptized by the devil. She confessed to afflicting Timothy Swan. (en)
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  • Rebecca Blake Eames fue una de las acusadas de brujería durante los juicios de brujas de Salem de 1692. Rebecca Eames estaba entre la multitud que asistió a ver el colgado de brujas del 19 de agosto de 1692, cuando fue acusada de causarle un pinchazo en el pie a otro espectador y fue arrestada. Eames más tarde declaró que el diablo se le había aparecido como un potro y la había convencido de que lo siguiera. Ella testificó que había permitido que su hijo Daniel (nacido en 1663), fuera bautizado por el diablo. También confesó que afligía a Timothy Swan. Fue examinada de nuevo el 31 de agosto de 1692 por John Hathorne y Jonathan Corwin. Ella repitió su confesión e implicación de su hijo Daniel como un brujo y su confesión de afligir a Timothy Swan. También implicó a la viuda de Roger Toothaker, su hija Margaret Toothaker y Abigail Faulkner como compañeras de brujería. Mary Walcott, Mary Warren y Ann Putnam, Jr. dieron testimonio el 15 de septiembre de que habían sido afligidas por Rebecca Eames. Ella fue juzgada y condenada el 17 de septiembre, con otros nueve. Todos estaban condenados a morir. Cuatro de esos nueve fueron ejecutados el 22 de septiembre. En octubre, el Tribunal de Oyer y Terminer fue disuelto. Rebecca Eames permaneció en la prisión de Salem. El 5 de diciembre, ella presentó una petición al Gobernador Phips retractandose de su "falsa e incierta" confesión, diciendo que había sido "apresurada de mis sentidos" por Abigail Hobbs y Mary Lacey, quien había dicho que sería ahorcada si no confesaba. Su marido, Robert Eames, murió el 22 de julio de 1693, cuatro meses después de la liberación de su esposa de la prisión.​ (es)
  • Rebecca Blake Eames (February 1, 1641 - May 8, 1721) was among those accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials of 1692. Rebecca Eames was in the crowd at the August 19, 1692, hanging of witches in Salem when she was accused of causing a pinprick in the foot of another spectator. She was arrested. Eames later testified that the devil had appeared to her as a colt and had persuaded her to follow him. She testified that she had allowed her son Daniel (born 1663) to be baptized by the devil. She confessed to afflicting Timothy Swan. She was examined again on August 31, 1692 by John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin. She repeated her confession and implication of her son Daniel as a wizard and her confession of afflicting Timothy Swan. She also implicated "Toothaker Widow" [Margaret Toothaker] and Abigail Faulkner as fellow witches. Mary Walcott, Mary Warren and Ann Putnam Jr. gave testimony on September 15 that they had been afflicted by Rebecca Eames. She was tried and convicted on September 17, with nine others. They were all condemned to die. Four of those nine were executed on September 22. In October, the Court of Oyer and Terminer was dissolved. Rebecca Eames remained in Salem prison. On December 5, she submitted a petition to Governor Phips retracting her "false and untrue" confession, saying she had been "hurried out of my Senses" by Abigail Hobbs and Mary Lacey who had said she would be hanged if she did not confess. Her husband, Robert Eames, died on July 22, 1693, four months after his wife's release from prison. (en)
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