Sarah Good - Revision history

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]]. Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with {{Wiki\|Sarah Osborne}} and the [[Slavery\|slave]] {{Wiki\|Tituba}}, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by [[Abigail Williams]] and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]], and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by [[Abigail Williams]] and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' #004		{{Reflist}}
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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by [[Abigail Williams]] and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by [[Abigail Williams]] and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by {{Wiki\|Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by [[Abigail Williams]] and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by {{Wiki\|Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by {{Wiki\|Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' #004		*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' #004
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Good, Sarah}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Good, Sarah}}

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams and Betty Parris. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by {{Wiki\|Abigail Williams}} and {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].		'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

	Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams and Betty Parris. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.		Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams and Betty Parris. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki\|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki\|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Mo}}

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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{{WP-REAL}}
'''Sarah Good''' (née '''Solart'''; 21 July 1653 – 29 July 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the [[Salem witch trials]].

Good was pregnant and desperately poor around the time of her death, and was often seen begging door to door. Along with Sarah Osborne and the slave Tituba, she was among the first women accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams and Betty Parris. On 29 July 1692, Good, [[Sarah Wildes]], {{Wiki|Elizabeth Howe}}, [[Rebecca Nurse]] and {{Wiki|Susannah Martin}} were hanged for witchcraft.

==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)|Assassin's Creed]]'' #004
{{DEFAULTSORT:Good, Sarah}}
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[[Category:1692 deaths]]
[[Category:Individuals]]
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