Anne Ashby is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent who is charged and executed for witchcraft.(3-4)

Anne Martyn is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent who claims to be pregnant by the Devil. She is charged and executed for witchcraft. (6)

Mary Browne is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent who is charged and executed for witchcraft.(3-4)

Mildred Wright is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent who is charged and executed for witchcraft.(3-4)

Anne Wilson is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent who is charged and executed for witchcraft.(3-4)

Mary Read is a woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent described as a witch. She is charged with witchcraft, found guilty, and subsequently executed. She allegedly had a witch's mark under her tongue which she shows to many, including E. G. Gent.(3)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, described as a Justice of the Peace who presides over the examination, trial, and condemnation of Anne Ashby, Anne Martyn, Mary Browne, Mildred Wright, and Anne Wilson on Friday, July 30, 1652.(1)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, described as a Groom (Anonymous 104) who mockingly invokes Ann Ashby's spirit Rug to enter him. He later dies close to London.(4)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, described as a Groom (Anonymous 104) who mockingly invokes Ann Ashby's spirit Rug to enter him. He later dies close to London.(4)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who witnesses the trial of the six witches in Maidstone Kent; he records the events which become the basis for the pamphlet.(1, 5)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who witnesses the trial of the six witches in Maidstone Kent; he records the events which become the basis for the pamphlet.(1, 5)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, described as the doctor of Ann Ashby. Dr. Gresham is imprisoned and not allowed to speak with anyone. (4-5)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, described as the doctor of Ann Ashby. Dr. Gresham is imprisoned and not allowed to speak with anyone. (4-5)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who compiles the E. G.'s observations on the witches of Maidstone.(1)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who was tied, as a witch along with his wife, to property damage, animal damage, and murder.(6)

A woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who was tied, as a witch along with her husbamd, to property damage, animal damage, and murder.(6)

A man from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who was tied, as a witch along with his wife, to property damage, animal damage, and murder.(6)

A woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who was tied, as a witch along with her husband, to property damage, animal damage, and murder.(6)

A woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who disappears mysteriously after giving an unknown woman a pin. The woman had threatened that Katherine would disappear when the latter offered her victuals and thread to go along with her pin.(7)

An old woman from Maidstone in the county of Kent, who asks Katherine Atkins for a pin. When Atkins offers her victuals and pins as well, the old woman predicts that she will disappear.(7)