ID | Short Description | Date | City | Parish | Current County | Old county | Nation |
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973 | A 'prodigal' woman (Anonymous 113), becomes bitter, after her husband got her pregnant, spent all her money, and left her. In her envious 'passions' over her sister's happiness (Anonymous 114), the devil persuades her to become a witch (and to kill her sister's child).(48-49)
Appears in:
Hale, Matthew. A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft. London: 1693, 48-49
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1600? | Oxford | Oxford | Oxford | Oxfordshire | England |
974 | A woman (Anonymous 113) allegedly 'got upon a Bed-staff, said certain words' and flew into the bedroom where her sister and her sister's husband slept. This assertion came from Anonymous 113's seven year old daughter (Anonymous 115) who was allegedly left there on one of the 'hundreds' of times she made the trip.(48-49)
Appears in:
Hale, Matthew. A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft. London: 1693, 48-49
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1660 | Oxford | Oxford | Oxford | Oxfordshire | England |
975 | Following the testimony given against her by her daughter (Anonymous 115), Anonymous 113 confesses, and is condemned and executed as a witch.(49)
Appears in:
Hale, Matthew. A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft. London: 1693, 49
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1660 | Oxford | Oxford | Oxford | Oxfordshire | England |