Samuel Parris's guest appearances

Samuel Parris

Trinity Presbyterian Church Podcast (Spartanburg, SC)

Salem 1692 Podcast – I Hate Stuff

Thomas Aquinas

John Witherspoon

Jonathan Edwards

Cotton Mather

Alice Parker

Susannah Martin

John Calvin

John Knox

Sarah Edwards

John Chrysostom

William Tyndale

Elizabeth Howe

Bridget Bishop

Stonewall Jackson

Prince Albert

OwlTail

Brief bios of influential men and women. Season 3, Class 6: January 23, 2022. Chuck Fultz.

Brief bios of influential men and women. Season 3, Class 6: January 23, 2022. Chuck Fultz.

Too Brief Bios (Season 3): 6. Samuel Parris (1653-1720)

In the fifth episode of the podcast, we take a look at the minister of the Salem Village during the Witchcraft Trials, Samuel Parris.  Parris was a very controversial leader of the church, further dividing the factions of Salem Village before, during and after the Witchcraft Trials. In this podcast, we will look at Parris’ life before he ended up in Salem Village. Parris, his family and his slaves would play an important role in the Salem Witch Trials.  Without Parris’ family, one could argue the Trials never would have happened. The photos below are a portrait of Parris, the foundation of the Salem Village parsonage found in Danvers, MA and a drawing of what the parsonage looked liked.    For more information on this topic, check out “A Quest for Security: The Life of Samuel Parris” by Larry Gragg or one of the many internet sources. Questions, comments or concerns?  Email the podcast at Salem1692podcast@gmail.com

In the fifth episode of the podcast, we take a look at the minister of the Salem Village during the Witchcraft Trials, Samuel Parris.  Parris was a very controversial leader of the church, further dividing the factions of Salem Village before, during and after the Witchcraft Trials. In this podcast, we will look at Parris’ life before he ended up in Salem Village. Parris, his family and his slaves would play an important role in the Salem Witch Trials.  Without Parris’ family, one could argue the Trials never would have happened. The photos below are a portrait of Parris, the foundation of the Salem Village parsonage found in Danvers, MA and a drawing of what the parsonage looked liked. For more information on this topic, check out “A Quest for Security: The Life of Samuel Parris” by Larry Gragg or one of the many internet sources. Questions, comments or concerns?  Email the podcast at Salem1692podcast@gmail.com

The Salem 1692 Podcast: The Reverend Samuel Parris