But Dolliver may also have believed she was possessed, and tried to fight back with magic of her own, according to documents on the Salem witch trials that were discovered in recent years.
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Full Version: Salem Witch Trials Project Reveals New Finds
The little that was known about Ann Dolliver suggested an unhappy life during wicked times. Her husband, a layabout with an affinity for wine, deserted Ann and their child around 1683, leaving her with nothing, according to court records. Nine years later, Dolliver was accused of being a witch.
But Dolliver may also have believed she was possessed, and tried to fight back with magic of her own, according to documents on the Salem witch trials that were discovered in recent years.
View: Full Article | Source: A Mystickal Grove
But Dolliver may also have believed she was possessed, and tried to fight back with magic of her own, according to documents on the Salem witch trials that were discovered in recent years.
View: Full Article | Source: A Mystickal Grove
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