The last hangings of the Salem Witch Trials takes place as six women and two men are hanged on September 22. On October 29, 1692, the court was disbanded by Governor William Phipps. He also prohibited more arrests and released many accused witches. By May 1693, Phips had pardoned all those imprisoned on witchcraft charges, effectively ending the trials. More
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