# Sarah Good
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sarah good (July 21 [O.S. July 11], 1653 – July 19 [O.S. July 19], 1692) was one of the first three women to be accused of witchcraft in the Salem witch trials, which occurred in 1692 in colonial Massachusetts.
== Accusation ==
Good was accused of witchcraft on March 6, 1692 [O.S. February 25, 1691], when Abigail Williams and Elizabeth Parris, related to the Reverend Samuel Parris, claimed to be bewitched under her hand. The young girls asserted they had been bitten, pinched, and otherwise abused.
Death Warrant for 5 Women Convicted of Witchcraft: July 12, 1692
Rebecca Nurse’s Reprieve Reversed: Stoughton’s Death Warrant and the Salem Pressure CampaignWe race through the brutal political mechanics behind the Salem Witch Trials on July 12, 1692, when Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice William Stoughton signed a death warrant for Rebecca Nurse, Susannah …
In Memory of 5 Innocent Women Hanged in Salem on July 19, 1692.
July 19, 1692: The First Mass Execution at Proctor’s LedgeFive innocent women were hanged on this date in 1692: Sarah Good, Sarah Wilds, Elizabeth Howe, Susannah Martin, and Rebecca Nurse, bringing the death toll to nine. We trace how the witch hunt escalated from the Parris household afflictions t…
HOUR 1 OF DOBYNS-BENNETT MORNING MONSTER MEDIA DAY (JULY 31, 2026)
Hour 1 of Dobyns-Bennett Morning Monster Media Day sponsored by Center Street Grill & Smokehouse, Kingsport Fitness and Tanning, and Jeff Luethke, Attorney at Law
Jacob Townsend talks with Dobyns-Bennett director of inclusive athletics, Sarah Good. Then, he is joined by Dobyns-Bennett softball coa…
GO BE A WITCH OR SOMETHING
Anusha and Emma are back, and this week we’re talking about LAW. And women in law. And laws that have done things to women (and people). Dun dun (Law and Order SVU Sound effect)
Emma goes first this week, and reintroduces us to American lawyer, jurist, and associate justice of the Supreme Court: t…
In Remembrance of Martha Carrier, George Burroughs, John Procter, John Willard, and George Jacobs Sr: August 19, 1692
Salem Witch Trials Daily: August 19, 1692 — Martha Carrier, George Burroughs, John Procter, John Willard, and George Jacobs Sr Hanged for WitchcraftOn Friday, August 19, 1692, Salem executed five people—Martha Carrier, George Burroughs, John Procter, John Willard, and George Jacobs Sr.—bringing the…
Mercy Short Scolds Satan: August 23, 1692
Mary Green Escapes Again as Mercy Short Confronts the DevilWe follow a dramatic Tuesday in the Salem witch trials timeline on August 23, 1692: John Shepherd helps his sister-in-law, Mary Green, escape Ipswich Jail for a second time, only for her to be recaptured the next day. In Boston, Mercy Short…
A History of Terrifying Women: Author Eleanor Johnson on Her New Book, Monstrous B*tch
Monstrous Bitch: 4,000 Years of Demonizing Women, From Lamashtu to Modern Horror
Medievalist and Columbia professor Dr. Eleanor Johnson joins us to trace the 4,000-year lineage behind her new book, Monstrous Bitch, connecting ancient Mesopotamian demon Lamashtu to Greek and Roman lamiae, medieval a…
Here Be Witches: The Salem Witch Trials
It’s the 19th of July 1692 and thirty-nine year old Sarah Good, is the youngest of five women being trundled through Salem Village to a hill on the outskirts of the settlement. They are to be hanged as witches.
The events in Salem would see over 200 individuals accused, dozens of confessions, 30 c…
The Salem Witch Trials: How the Accusations Began and the Trials Ended
How did fear, rumor, and religious extremism turn neighbors against one another in colonial Massachusetts? This episode explores the Salem witch trials from the first mysterious fits in Reverend Samuel Parris’s household to the accusations, interrogations, executions, and eventual collapse of the c…
Witch Trials Part 2: America’s Witch Hunts, Salem & the Accused | Divine Mysticism Podcast Ep. 14
The witch trials are crossing the Atlantic.
In Part 2 of our series on witches, we’re leaving Europe and heading into Colonial America, where fear, religion, superstition, community tensions, and accusations of witchcraft would eventually erupt into one of the most infamous episodes in American his…
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