[16] Complaints against Eunice Cole for being a witch were made as
early as 1656, and were continued till 1680, when she was up before
the Quarter Court at Hampton, and committed on suspicion of being a
witch. During most of this period she was a town pauper. Thirty-five
depositions and other original papers relating to Eunice Cole’s case,
from Sept. 4, 1656 to Jan. 7, 1673-4, are in _Mass. Archives_, vol.
cxxxv. fol. 2-15. See also Drake’s _Annals of Witchcraft_, pp. 99-103.