Amadeus Collins

Amadeus Collins (c.1650-1700) was the primary prosecutor and judge in the trial of Judah Zachery, which took place in 1692.
==Biography==
===Early Life===
Amandus Collins was born near England, sometime before 1650, to the wealthy Collins family, and was the youngest brother of Isaac Collins, and founded Collinsport, Maine, along with his brother, in 1690.
===The Curse===
In 1692, Amadeus was responsible for coercing one of Judah's followers, Miranda Du Val (aka Angelique), into testifying against Judah and ultimately pushing forward a guilty verdict. His involvement with the trial was the reason Judah vowed revenge on the family (1140).
===Death===
In 1700, Amadeus had died. His brother Issac said he'd been in bad spirits for a number of years and considered it a blessing that he had passed away (The Crimson Pearl).
== Background information and notes ==
* Amadeus was the great uncle of Barnabas Collins and Sarah Collins (1169), which means he was the brother to their grandfather, Isaac Collins, and an ancestor of Millicent and Daniel Collins.
== Appearances ==
1140, 1144
Collins, Amadeus
Collins, Amadeus