Individual Details

Thomas Farrar was accused of witchcraft in 1692 and spent five months in prison before he was released.
From Witches of Massachusetts:
Familiarly called "Old Pharoah," Thomas was allowed to sit in the pulpit at church, probably because he was hard of hearing. He was accused of witchcraft by Ann Putnam, Jr., who said that he was pinching her in her dreams. Despite the fact that his son, Thomas Farrar, Jr., was a selectman in Lynn, the elder Thomas was brought before the court in Salem on May 18, 1692. Ann Putnam, Jr. would testify that Farrar "appeared before me in the apparition of an old gray headed man with a great nose, which tortured me and almost choked me and urged me to write in his book." Farrar was then imprisoned and kept there until November 2, 1692.
Link to his Witches page: http://www.legendsofamerica.com/ma-witches-f-g.html
Link to the depositions:
http://salem.lib.virginia.edu/n50.html

More information here: https://www.abbottgenealogy.com/single-post/from-accuser-to-accused

Birth	24 Jan 1613/14	Burnley, Lancaster, England
Baptism	29 Jan 1613/14	Burnley, St Peter, Lancashire, England
Immigration	Abt 1640	Lynn, Massachusetts Bay
Marriage	Abt 1645	Massachusetts Bay - Elizabeth Farrar mnu
Marriage	3 Mar 1680/81	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts - Abigail Collins
Death	23 Feb 1693/94	Lynn, Essex, Province of Massachusetts
Probate	3 Apr 1694	Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts

Spouse	Elizabeth Farrar mnu ( - 1680)
Child	Hannah Farrar (1645 - )
Child	Sarah Farrar (1646 - )
Child	Thomas Farrar (1650 - )
Child	Elizabeth Farrar (1655 - 1677)
Child	Susanna Farrar (1659 - 1733)
Child	Peleg Farrar (1660 - 1660)
Child	Mehitable Farrar (1660 - 1660)

Spouse	Abigail Collins ( - )
Child	Elizabeth Farrar (1681 - 1702)

Father	Thomas Farrar ( - )
Mother	Athelred Farrar mnu ( - )

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