A woman of sixty years of age from Lancaster in the county of Lancashire, who often confessed to being a witch, but often faltered in the details of her stories detailing her magical acts. She is searched by William Harvey's team of surgeons and midwives at Surgeon's Hall in the city of London. According to the medical report she is found to have "two things which may be called teats, the firstin shape like the teat of a bitch, but in their judgment nothing but the skin drawn out as it will be after the piles on application of leeches ; the second is like the nipple or teat of a'woman's breast, but without any hollowness or issue for any blood or juice to come from thence."(http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53166)

A woman from Lancaster in the county of Lancashire and the wife of Mr. Hargraves. She is accused of witchcraft by Edmund Robinson Jr. She is searched and not found to have any strange marks on her body.(http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53166)

A woman from Lancaster in the county of Lancashire, wife of John Dickonson, who is accused, along with six other people, of witchcraft by Edmund Robinson. She was also accused by Stevenson of Stainscomb, of witchcraft who appears to have been irate with Dickonson, over the price of butter. Dickenson is examined by the king's surgeons (under orders by William Harvey), ten midwives, and five other participants. No usual marks are found on her body.(http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53166)

A woman from Lancaster in the county of Lancashire, who is arrested for being a witch based on the testimony of Edmund Robinson Jr. She is examined at Surgeon's Hall in the city of London by William Harvey's team of surgeons and midwives. No unusual marks are found on her body.(http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53166)