Grace White Sherwood

Si Grace White Sherwood (1660–1740), na tinawag na Mangkukulam ng Pungo, ay ang huling taong kilala na nahatulan ng pangkukulam sa Virginia (isang babaeng nagngangalang Maria ay pinatunayang gumamit ng pangkukulam upang makahanap ng mga nawawalang mga item at kayamanan at hinagupit ng tatlumpu't siyam na beses noong 1730, na siyang aktwal na huling pagsubok sa pangkukulam sa record sa Virginia ).

Grace White Sherwood
Kapanganakan	1660 malamang sa Pungo, Princess Anne County, Kolonya kan Virginia
Kamatayan	1740 (edad 79–80) Pungo malamang
Monumento	Estatwa ni Grace Sherwood na makikita sa 36.866139°N 76.131811°W / 36.866139; -76.131811
Ibang pangalan	Ang mangkukulam ng Pungo
Trabaho	Magsasaka Manggagamot Komadrona
Kasong kriminal	Pangkukulam
Katayuang kriminal	Pansamantalang binigyan ng impormal na kapatawaran

Isang magsasaka, manggagamot, at komadrona, inakusahan siya ng kanyang mga kapitbahay na nagbago ang sarili sa isang pusa, nakakasira ng mga pananim, at naging sanhi ng pagkamatay ng mga hayop. Sinuhan siya ng pangkukulam nang maraming beses; sa kanyang paglilitis noong 1706, inakusahan si Sherwood na nakakahiya sa kanyang kapitbahay, si Elizabeth Hill, na nagdulot kay Hill sa miscarry. Ipinag-utos ng korte na ang pagkakasala o kawalang-sala ni Sherwood ay matukoy sa pamamagitan ng pagpapakagat sa kanya sa tubig. Kung siya ay nalubog, siya ay walang kasalanan; kung hindi, siya ay nagkasala. Lumulutang sa ibabaw si Sherwood at siya ay gumugol ng halos walong taon sa kulungan bago pinakawalan.

Si Sherwood ay nakatira sa Pungo, Princess Anne County (Lower Norfolk County bago ang 1691, ngayon bahagi ng Virginia Beach), at ikinasal kay James Sherwood, isang planter, noong 1680. Ang mag-asawa ay may tatlong anak na lalaki: sina John, James, at Richard. Ang kanyang unang kaso ay noong 1697; siya ay inakusahan ng paghahagis ng isang spell sa isang toro, na nagreresulta sa pagkamatay nito, ngunit ang bagay ay tinanggal sa pamamagitan ng kasunduan ng parehong partido. Nang sumunod na taon siya ay inakusahan ng pangkukulam ng dalawang kapitbahay; diumano’y pinapahiya niya ang mga hogs at cotton crop ng isa sa kanila. Naghain si Sherwood ng paninirang-puri pagkatapos ng bawat akusasyon, ngunit hindi naging matagumpay ang kanyang mga parusa at ang kanyang asawa ay kailangang magbayad ng mga gastos sa korte. Sa 1706 siya ay nahatulan ng pangkukulam at na-incarcerated. Napalaya mula sa bilangguan noong 1714, nakuha niya ang kanyang ari-arian mula sa Princess Anne County (namatay ang kanyang asawa noong 1701). Hindi siya nag-asawa muli, at nanirahan sa kanyang bukid hanggang sa kanyang pagkamatay noong 1740 sa edad na mga 80.

Noong Hulyo 10, 2006, ang ika-300 na anibersaryo ng paniniwala ni Sherwood, si Gobernador Tim Kaine ay nagbigay ng isang impormal na kapatawaran upang "opisyal na ibalik ang [kanyang] mabuting pangalan", kinikilala na siya ay mali na nahatulan. Isang estatwa na naglalarawan sa kanya ay itinayo malapit sa Kalayaan ng Sentara sa Independence Boulevard sa Virginia Beach, malapit sa site ng kolonyal na korte kung saan siya sinubukan. Siya ay kinulit sa tabi ng isang raccoon, na kumakatawan sa kanyang pag-ibig sa mga hayop, at nagdadala ng isang basket na naglalaman ng bawang at rosemary, bilang pagkilala sa kanyang kaalaman sa herbal na panggagamot.

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Bibliograpiya

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• "The Good Luck Horseshoe". William and Mary Quarterly. Williamsburg, VA: College of William and Mary. 17 (4). 1909. JSTOR 1915528.
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Mababasa pa lalo

• Bond, Edward (2000). Damned Souls in a Tobacco Colony: Religion in Seventeenth-Century Virginia. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press. ISBN 0-86554-708-4.
• Gilbert, Lillie; Nash, Belinda; Norred-Williams, Deni (2004). Ghosts, Witches & Weird Tales Of Virginia Beach. Virginia Beach, VA: Eco Images. ISBN 0-938423-12-6.
• Hardy, Michael; Geroux, Bill (July 11, 2006). "Ding dong, the stigma's gone". Richmond Times-Dispatch.
• Kyle, Louisa Venable (November 1973). The Witch of Pungo, and Other Historical Stories of the Early Colonies. Virginia Beach, VA: Four O'Clock Farms. ISBN 978-0-927044-00-4.
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• Norton, Mary Beth; Ray, Benjamin (September 2003). "Salem Witch Trials Documentary Archive and Transcription Project by Benjamin Ray". The Journal of American History. Bloomington, IN: Organization of American Historians. 90 (2): 747–748. doi:10.2307/3659596. JSTOR 3659596. Note: Discusses Burr's work
• Weisman, Richard (1985). Witchcraft, Magic and Religion in 17th-Century Massachusetts. Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press. ISBN 0-87023-494-3.
• Writer's Program of the Works Projects Administration of the State of Virginia (1941). Virginia: A Guide to the Old Dominion. New York: Oxford University Press. p. 142. ISBN 978-1-60354-045-2.
• "Grace Sherwood". Ferry Plantation. Inarkibo mula sa ang orihinal noong Oktubre 13, 2014. Nakuha noong Agosto 5, 2013.
• "Notes and Queries". The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Richmond, VA: Virginia Historical Society. 34 (3): 278–279. July 1926. JSTOR 4244097.

Mga panlabas na kawing

• May kaugnay na midya ang Grace Sherwood sa Wikimedia Commons