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Margaret Jacobs, History of Indigenous Child Removal

Dr. Margaret Jacobs was awarded the ORCA in 2021. She was born in San Pedro, California, but grew up in Colorado. Something in her youth must have sparked an interest in history because she earned a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate in that subject with a focus on the interactions between Indigen…

Extra: Mother Courage and Her Children and Otoe-Missouria panel

This week on the Friday LIVE Extra podcast, we are talking with director of the Center for Great Plains Studies Margaret Jacobs, as well as Cory DeRoin, a member of the Otoe-Missouria tribe, about an upcoming Otoe-Missouria History, Activism and Representation panel discussion. We are also talking …

May Day, Walpurgis, and The Jacobs Family Gets Caught up in the Witch Panic: Salem Witch Trials Daily May 1, 1692

Walpurgis Night, May Day, and a Spectral Attack: Salem’s May 1, 1692We open on May 1, 1692, as Elizabeth Hubbard claims an attack by the specter of Rebecca Jacobs, wife of George Jacobs Jr., with warrants soon to follow for George Jacobs Sr. and Margaret Jacobs and later complaints and arrests that…

Daniel Wilkins Bewitched in Salem Village: May 6, 1692

May 6, 1692: A Mysterious Illness, a Spectral Sighting, and a Warrant for Philip English We follow May 6, 1692, as Daniel Wilkins—nephew of John Willard—begins a serious and mysterious illness that will shape what follows. Days later, during Alice Parker’s May 12 examination, Margaret Jacobs claims…

Witchcraft Suspect Sarah Osburn Dies Without Trial in Boston Jail: May 10, 1692

Spectral Evidence and the First Death: Salem, May 10, 1692We’re visit Salem and Boston on May 10, 1692, as warrants fly, accusations harden into “evidence,” and a single day reshapes lives. George Jacobs Sr. and Margaret Jacobs are hauled to Thomas Beadle’s Tavern, where Jacobs—an elderly man with …

ADK Community Foundation, pink cocaine in Akwesasne, sculptor Margaret Jacobs

(Aug 17, 2026) The Adirondack Community Foundation gives out about 10 million dollars in grants each year and is working to strengthen rural communities in the park; police in Akwesasne are warning community members about an illegal drug called pink cocaine that contains dangerous ingredients; and …

Margaret Jacobs Apologizes for Her Confession and Accusations: August 18, 1692

August 1692: Warrants for Ruth Wilford and Frances Hutchins, and a Prison Apology Before Burroughs’ ExecutionWe track the Salem Witch Trials as August 1692 accelerates: on August 18, Timothy Swan accuses Haverhill residents Ruth Wilford and Mrs. Frances Hutchins of afflicting him, Mary Walcott, and…

Margaret Jacobs' Letter to Her Father from Salem Jail: August 20, 1692

Margaret Jacobs Recants as Spectral Dishes Vanish: Salem Witch Trials Daily — August 20, 1692We recount August 20, 1692, when jailed teenage confessor Margaret Jacobs wrote to her father, George Jacobs Jr., saying her May 11 confession was false and that she had recanted before judges who still bel…

A World History of the American Revolution

Pearsall is a Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University and author of Freedom Round the Globe. The discussion was moderated by Dr. Margaret Jacobs, Charles Mach Professor of History. With Sheldon Museum of Art and the Department of History

The Witchcraft Trials of Samuel Wardwell and Wilmot Redd: September 14, 1692

September 14, 1692: Elizabeth Colson Captured, Grand Juries Convene, and Redd & Wardwell Condemned Wednesday, September 14, 1692 was another busy day for the Court of Oyer and Terminer in Salem, as grand juries weighed cases against Sarah Buckley, Margaret Jacobs, Mary Lacey Sr., Wilmot Redd, and S…