Humanities › History & Culture The Victims of the Salem Witch Trials Those Who Died in the Salem Witch Craze Share Flipboard Email Print Martha Corey, illustration by John W. Ehninger. Dominio público/Wikimedia Commons History & Culture Women's History History Of Feminism Important Figures Key Events Women's Suffrage Women & War Laws & Womens Rights Feminism & Pop Culture Feminist Texts American History African American History African History Ancient History and Culture Asian History European History Genealogy Inventions Latin American History Medieval & Renaissance History Military History The 20th Century View More By Jone Johnson Lewis Women's History Writer B.A., Mundelein College M.Div., Meadville/Lombard Theological School Jone Johnson Lewis is a women's history writer who has been involved with the women's movement since the late 1960s. She is a former faculty member of the Humanist Institute. our editorial process Jone Johnson Lewis Updated July 09, 2018 During the Salem witch trials of 1692, twenty-four accused witches died, 19 were hanged, one was pressed to death, and four died in prison. Bridget Bishop Arrested April 18, 1692Executed by hanging June 10, 1692Age: 50sResident of Salem Town George Burroughs Wrrant for arrest issued April 30, 1692; arrested in Maine May 4, 1692Executed by hanging August 19, 1692Age: 42Resident of Wells, MaineFormer minister at Salem Village church Martha Carrier Arrested May 31, 1692Executed by hanging August 19, 1692Age: 33Resident of Andover Giles Corey Arrested April 18, 1692Pressed to death September 19, 1692Age: 70sResident of Salem VillageFarmerHusband of Martha Corey Martha Corey Arrested March 21, 1692Age: 70sExecuted by hanging September 22, 1692Resident of Salem VillageThird wife of Giles Corey Lydia Dustin Arrested April 30, 1692Died in prison March 10, 1693Age: 60s or 70sResident of Reading Mary Easty Arrested April 21, 1692, released May 18, 1692, re-arrested May 20, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 56Resident of Salem Village Ann Foster Arrested July 15, 1692Died in prison December 3, 1692Age: 70sResident of Andover Sarah Good Arrested February 29, 1692Executed by hanging July 19, 1692Age: 38Resident of Salem Village Elizabeth How Arrested May 29, 1692Executed by hanging July 19, 1692Age: 50sResident of Topsfield George Jacobs Sr. Arrested May 10, 1692Executed by hanging August 19, 1692Age: 80sResident of Salem Town Susannah Martin Arrested May 2, 1692Executed by hanging July 19, 1692Age: 71Resident of Amesbury Rebecca Nurse Arrested March 24, 1692Executed by hanging July 19, 1692Age: 71Resident of Salem Village Sarah Osborne Arrested February 29, 1692Died in prison May 10, 1692Age: 40sResident of Salem Village Alice Parker Arrested May 12, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: not knownResident of Salem Town Mary Parker Examined September 2, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 55Resident of Andover John Proctor Arrested April 11, 1692Executed by hanging August 19, 1692Age: 60Resident of Salem VillageHis wife, Elizabeth Proctor, was condemned with him, but avoided hanging because she was pregnant, and the executions had ended by the time she gave birth. Ann Pudeator Arrested May 12, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 70Resident of Salem Town Wilmott Redd Arrested May 31, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 50sResident of Marblehead Margaret Scott Examined August 5, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 77Resident of Rowley Roger Toothaker Arrested May 18, 1692Died in prison June 16, 1692Age: 58Resident of Billerica Samuel Wardwell Arrested September 1, 1692Executed by hanging September 22, 1692Age: 49Resident of Andover Sarah Wildes Arrested April 21, 1692Executed by hanging July 19, 1692Age: 65Resident of Topsfield John Willard Arrest warrant issued May 10, 1692Arrested and examined May 18, 1692Executed by hanging August 19, 1692Age: 20sResident of Salem Village