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Elizabeth Sawyer is arraigned and indicted for witchcraft at the Old Bailey. She is charged with bewitching her neighbours infants and cattle, and Agnes Radcliffe, to death.(B2)
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1621, April 14 |
London (Old Bailey) |
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London, City of |
London |
England |
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Arthur Robinson, a Justice of Peace, gives deposition alleging that numerous of Elizabeth Sawyer's neighbours came to him and said Sawyer had "a priuate and strange marke on her body." He thus requested that the Bench assemble a Jury of Women to search Sawyer, which the Bench granted.(B3)
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1621, April 14 |
London (Old Bailey) |
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London, City of |
London |
England |
2 records returned.