[7491] All data from Lewis.
[10045] All data from Hoyt's Issue Spring 1988.
[4375] All data from Kinney.
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[15441] All data from McDowell.
[12269] All data from J. A. Hoyt.
[17749]
Data from Tuccinardi's file. Data from Aunt Evelyn - A History of theOld Town of Stratford and the City of Bridgeport, Vol. 2 by Orcutt -History and Genalogy of the Families of Old Fairfield.
Also from Aunt Evelyn - Witchcraft Trials of Ct. The Early Years 1633-1654- "In May of the same year, the Governor, Mr. Cullick, and Mr.Clarke were directed by the General Court at Hartford to travel toStratford and conduct the trial of Goodwife Bassett, who was chargedwith witchcraft. Mr. Thomas Wells was designated to go if the Governorwere unable. As with most of these early trials, no other recordssurvive. The Court did complain that many charged with capital crimeshad fled to
Rhode Island to escape prosecution , and it is probable that therewere other witchcraft trials during this period for which no recordsurvives. Goodwife Bassett confessed her guilt and was hanged inStratford. Before her death she said that she knew of another witchliving in Fairfield who held her head high, but she refused to namethe witch."
[18522] All data from J. A. Hoyt.
[8601] All data from Lewis.
[8672] All data from Lewis.
[3701] All data from Kinney.