Saltonstall, Nathaniel, ca. 1639-1707.
Nathaniel Saltonstall was a leading citizen of Haverhill where he was town clerk from 1668-1700. Though he was a member of the court during the Salem Witch Trials, he apparently resigned before the actual trials began. William Stoughton was also a member of the court and sat as both prosecutor and judge at the Trials. He was acting governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay from Dec. 1674-May 1699 and Jul. 1700-Jul. 1701.
From the description of [Letter] 1694/5 Jan. 23, Haverhil [to] Sir [William Stoughton] / Nath'll: Saltonstall. (Smith College). WorldCat record id: 427557247
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| creatorOf | Saltonstall family. Robert S. Ward collection of Saltonstall family papers, 1644-1821 | Massachusetts Historical Society | |
| creatorOf | Saltonstall, Nathaniel, ca. 1639-1707. [Letter] 1694/5 Jan. 23, Haverhil [to] Sir [William Stoughton] / Nath'll: Saltonstall. | Smith College, Neilson Library |
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Birth 1639
Death 1707
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