# Ann Foster
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ann foster (c. 1617 – December 3, 1692) was an Andover widow accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials.
== Life and family ==
Ann married Andrew Foster and settled in Andover, Massachusetts.
305 Witches in the Salem Area | July 18, 1692
Ann Foster’s Jailhouse Confession and an Ipswich Militia Alarm | July 18, 1692We’re back in Salem Village on Monday, July 18, 1692, as magistrates press Ann Foster in jail and she delivers a chilling confession: the devil appeared to her as a man, Martha Carrier stood beside him, and a bargain for …
The Confession of Mary Lacey, Sr.: July 20, 1692
Mary Lacey Sr. Confesses, a Search for Poppets, and Boston’s Fast Day for John Alden — July 20, 1692We pick up the day after five convicted witches were hanged in Salem, as Mary Lacey Sr. confesses to witchcraft and claims she traveled on a stick with her mother Ann Foster and Martha Carrier to a S…
3 Generations of Women Accused of Witchcraft: July 21, 1692
Three Generations Accused: Ann Foster and the Mary Laceys’ Confessions (Salem Witch Trials, July 21, 1692)We follow the July 21, 1692 examinations that pull three generations—Ann Foster, Mary Lacey Sr., and newly arrested teen Mary Lacey Jr.—into the center of the Salem witchcraft crisis after an A…
Britain's Most Scandalous Queen
‘Who wants a girl with a personality?’ Historically, not the royals.
Queen Caroline of Brunswick became Queen Consort of the United Kingdom in 1820, when her husband became King George IV. She was incredibly popular with the public, but unfortunately not so much with her husband, who had hated her …
Confessions and Tragedy: The Andover Witch Hunt
Andover’s Witch Hunt: Coerced Confessions, Family Betrayals, and the Touch Test
45 of the total 150–200 accused witches in the Salem Trials came from a single town that bordered Salem—Andover, where nearly 10% of the town population was accused of witchcraft and a lethal rumor spread: confess and l…
Ann Foster and the Royal Rebel of the Regency (ep 258)
Caroline of Brunswick might be the most fascinating woman we never talk about! Her life was full of accusations of scandals, trials for adultery, accusations of illegitimate children--and she was barred from her own coronation. Author, historian, and podcaster Ann Foster brings us into the world of…
The Habsburg Dynasty: The Most Inbred Family in History
We’re diving into one of history’s most powerful and dysfunctional dynasties, The Habsburgs. From strategic marriages and massive empires to generations of inbreeding that eventually caught up with them. Get ready for royal drama, a truly insane family tree, and a reminder that history is just goss…
Samuel Wardwell Recants His Confession to Witchcraft: September 13, 1692
September 13, 1692: Ann Foster Convicted as Wardwell Recants and John Alden EscapesOn Tuesday, September 13, 1693, Ann Foster, a confessor, was found guilty of witchcraft, and Samuel Wardwell retracted his own confession, perhaps because two confessors were convicted on September 10 and another tod…
Clark County's Farm Future: Growth Plan Under Fire
Friends of Clark County president Ann Foster says the county's Oct. 5 urban growth area approvals near Battle Ground, Ridgefield, and La Center violate the state Growth Management Act and threaten the region's agricultural land, food supply, and farming infrastructure. https://clarkcountytoday.com/…
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