1267 |
A woman goes to Guildhall to seek advice from Dr. Browne because he husband is ill and she believes he has been bewitched.(150-151)
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Grace Matthew |
Grace Matthew |
Witness |
1269 |
A man from Exeter in the county of Devon, who is ill and whose wife (Grace Matthew) believes him to have been bewitched.(150-151)
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Anonymous 209 |
Victim |
1270 |
A man who gives Grace Matthew "physical directions" (medical advice) to help her husband who has been ill for the past three years and whom she believes has been bewitched.(149-150)
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Browne |
Dr. Browne |
Physician |
1271 |
A woman from Exeter in the county of Devon, who is allegedly able to help Grace Matthew's husband and a former servant of Dr. Browne's. She gives Grace Matthew a remedy to apply to her sick husband.(151)
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Anonymous 210 |
Apothecary |
1272 |
A woman from Exeter in the county of Devon, described as Dr. Browne's former servant who warns Grace Matthew. If Grace Matthew should see her, she should give her nothing but say that her husband is bewitched and that a plot is laid for the suspected one.(150)
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Anonymous 211 |
Suspect |
1273 |
A witch who, allegedly sensing that her "spells were being interfered with" as Grace Matthew was applying the remedy to her husband, instantly shows up at Grace Matthew's and her husband's (Anonymous 209).(150)
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Joan Baker |
Joan Baker |
Witch |
1274 |
A woman from Exeter in the county of Devon, described as a servant-maid who is allegedly bewitched by Joan Baker. She suffered from a wasting illness for over nine months, in grievous pain, until she was consumed "away in her body and soe dyed." During this time, she "often cried out in her sickness that she was bewitched."(151)
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Anonymous 212 |
Victim |
1274 |
A woman from Exeter in the county of Devon, described as a servant-maid who is allegedly bewitched by Joan Baker. She suffered from a wasting illness for over nine months, in grievous pain, until she was consumed "away in her body and soe dyed." During this time, she "often cried out in her sickness that she was bewitched."(151)
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Anonymous 212 |
Demoniac |
1275 |
A relative of Joan Baker's who finds her sitting in her house with a toad on her lap and two others by her feet. As a result of this, Joan Baker is committed to the goal.(150)
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Peter Baker |
Peter Baker |
Witness |
1276 |
A witch who allegedly commits arson to Mr. Ezekiel Trible's house, renders him unable to properly smoke his pipe, and makes a boy ill. She also allegedly made Mrs. Dicker's child sick after the latter allegedly called her an old witch when Crosse had come to her begging. Other similar testimonies reaffirm that family members and acquaintances became sick after the appropriate accuser refused Crosse when she begged them. Crosse was pricked twelve times by Mary Cleake but did not draw blood. (250)
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Diana Crosse |
Diana Crosse |
Witch |
1277 |
A tobacco pipe maker who accuses Diana Crosse of burning down his home, rendering him unable to smoke his pipe properly, and bewitching one of his employees so that he becomes ill. (150-151)
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Ezekiel Trible |
Ezekiel Trible |
Accuser |
1278 |
A boy from Exeter in the county of Devon, who works for Ezekiel Trible, the tobacco pipe maker, and who is allegedly rendered ill by Diana Crosse.(150-151)
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Anonymous 213 |
Victim |
1279 |
A witness who states that Diana Crosse came to her house begging. She declines to relieve Crosse and calls her an old witch. Shortly after, one of her children falls sick, and in cleaning her house she finds a toad in her chamber and small worms.(151)
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, . . Unknown: , 151
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Dicker |
Mrs. Dicker |
Witness |
1279 |
A witness who states that Diana Crosse came to her house begging. She declines to relieve Crosse and calls her an old witch. Shortly after, one of her children falls sick, and in cleaning her house she finds a toad in her chamber and small worms.(151)
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, . . Unknown: , 151
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Dicker |
Mrs. Dicker |
Accuser |
1280 |
A child from Exeter in the county of Devon described as one of Mrs. Dicker's who becomes ill shortly after Mrs. Dicker refuses to help Diana Crosse.(151)
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Anonymous 214 |
Victim |
1281 |
A woman from Exeter in the county of Devon, who testifies against Diana Crosse. She claims that her children (Anonymous 216 & 217) fell sick because she refused Diana Crosse some milk. She also claims her husband (Anonymous 218) fell ill about two years previous, an illness for which she consulted Dr. Browne, who could not diagnose nor cure him. (151)
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Anonymous 215 |
Accuser |
1282 |
A child from Exeter in the county of Devon, who allegedly falls ill because his mother (Anonymous 215) refused Diana Crosse some milk.(151)
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Anonymous 216 |
Victim |
1283 |
A child from Exeter in the county of Devon, who becomes ill allegedly because his mother (Anonymous 215) refused Diana Crosse some milk.(151)
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Anonymous 217 |
Victim |
1284 |
A man from Exeter in the county of Devon, described as the husband of Anonymous 215 and a wool-comber by trade, who allegedly is ill. At the time of examination, (Anonymous 218) has been ill for two years.(151)
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Anonymous 218 |
Victim |
1288 |
A man from Exeter who testifies against Diana Crosse. He claims that after he refused to bring the mayor a petition on her behalf, his wife (Anonymous 221) fell ill, suffering from limb pain; his son (Anonymous 222) fell down and broke his arm; and worst of all, his brew "would not run at the 'penn'."(151)
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Anonymous 220 |
Accuser |
1289 |
A woman from Exeter who allegedly falls ill, suffering from pain in her limbs, as a magical consequence of her husband's (Anonymous 220) refusal to bring a petition to the Mayor on behalf of Diana Crosse. Her son (Anonymous 222) also falls and breaks his arm after this event. (151)
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Anonymous 221 |
Victim |
1310 |
A man who is allegedly bewitched by Johan Furnace. He has "fits in his head and distempers in his body" and seems to be unable to speak normally except in the presence of Johan Furnace.(152)
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Greene |
Greene |
Demoniac |
1310 |
A man who is allegedly bewitched by Johan Furnace. He has "fits in his head and distempers in his body" and seems to be unable to speak normally except in the presence of Johan Furnace.(152)
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Greene |
Greene |
Victim |
1291 |
A boy, the son of (Father: Anonymous 220 and Mother: Anonymous 221), from Exeter who allegedly falls and breaks his arm, an accident read as the magical consequence of his father's refusal to bring a petition to the Mayor on behalf of Diana Crosse. His mother also grows ill with limb pain.(151)
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Anonymous 222 |
Victim |
1297 |
A woman who testifies against Diana Crosse. She claims that Crosse is responsible for the death of her husband and child as well as for Goodwife Woodman.(152)
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, . . Unknown: , 152
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Southcott |
Mrs. Southcott |
Victim |
1298 |
A child who allegedly falls ill after leaving Diana Crosse's school. She is ill for five years and then dies.(152)
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Southcott |
Southcott (Child) |
Victim |
1299 |
A tailor who allegedly becomes ill and dies a few weeks after his daughter who allegedly died as a result of leaving Diana Crosse's school.(152)
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, . . Unknown: , 152
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Southcott |
Mr. Southcott |
Victim |
1300 |
A woman who allegedly dies not long after Mrs. Southcott's daughter. Mrs. Southcott's daughter had come to goodwife Woodman's school not long after leaving Diana Crosse's.(152)
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, . . Unknown: , 152
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Goodwife Woodman |
Victim |
1309 |
A woman who is accused of bewitching a man named Greene. The man allegedly suffers from fits and becomes unable to speak normally unless Furnace is present. She is also accused of bewitching Greene's child.(152)
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, . . Unknown: , 152
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Johan Furnace |
Johan Furnace |
Witch |
1311 |
A child of Greene's who is allegedly "creemed" by Johan Furnace and would have allegedly been again had the witch not been fed small pieces of silver.(152)
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, . . Unknown: , 152
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Greene |
Greene (Child) |
Victim |
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