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'''Elizabeth Hubbard''' (c. 1674/1675 - after 1693) was an accuser during the [[Salem Witch Trials]], she was around 17 or 18 at the time which meant she was of legal age to testify, one of the most famous of the accused was [[Giles Corey]], an 81 year old farmer. He was the only one pressed to death during the Witch Trials.
 
'''Elizabeth Hubbard''' (c. 1674/1675 - after 1693) was an accuser during the [[Salem Witch Trials]], she was around 17 or 18 at the time which meant she was of legal age to testify, one of the most famous of the accused was [[Giles Corey]], an 81 year old farmer. He was the only one pressed to death during the Witch Trials.

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Elizabeth Hubbard

Born c. 1674/1675
Salem, Massachusetts
Died after 1693

Elizabeth Hubbard (c. 1674/1675 - after 1693) was an accuser during the Salem Witch Trials, she was around 17 or 18 at the time which meant she was of legal age to testify, one of the most famous of the accused was Giles Corey, an 81 year old farmer. He was the only one pressed to death during the Witch Trials.