Putnam, Ann b. June 15, 1661 d. June 8, 1699 Ann Putnam Jr's mother. Like her daughter, Ann Carr Putnam was one of the main accusers in the Salem Trials of 1692 that sent innocent people to death. (Bio by: Guada) Putnam Cemetery, Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: unmarked grave
Putnam, Ann b. October 16, 1679 d. 1716 The so-called leader of the "circle girls," the young girls whose accusations sparked the Salem Witch Trials. While claiming to be afflicted by 62 separate personalities, she testified against several defendants in court, leading to many convictions. Years later, she offered a public apology for her participation in those trials. She is buried along with her parents in an unmarked grave. Putnam Cemetery, Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: [unmarked]
