Agnes Godfrey pleads not guilty to practicing witchcraft on animals belonging to William Durante (causing them to die), Frances Baker, Thomas Phillippes, Jasper Tappes, and William Harvye. (57-58)

Agnes Godfrey is found guilty of killing William Durante's steere, pig, little pig and mare in accordance with the first indictment, and guilty of killing Thomas Phillippes by witchcrafts. She is, however, found not guilty as to the other indictments, which include: practicing witchcraft on Frances Baker, causing her to become sick, weak and wasted in body; practicing witchcraft on Jasper Tappes, causing him to die within a week; practicing witchcraft on William Harvye, casuing him to die within a few days. Her sentence is unknown. (57-58)