John Hale would live life with his ministry, his wife Rebecca Byles, his second wife Sarah Noyes, his third wife Elizabeth Somerby, and his three children Rebeckah Hale, Dr. Robert Hale, and James Hale. In Reverend John Hale's life he would accomplish much and realized the bad in which he saw good.
Reverend John Hale is most known and remembered for his large involvement with the Salem Witch trials that took place around 1692. The reverend John Hale had a change of heart about the Salem Witch trials after his own wife Sarah Hale, his second wife, was accused of performing witchcraft. Although his wife Sarah Hale was never convicted on the account that the people of Beverly Massachusetts knew Sarah Hale as a pure and honest woman that could never do something as horrible and evil as witchcraft, John Hale concluded the Salem Witch trials short after these accusations.
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