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Isobell Shyrie (died c. 1662) was a
woman accused of and
executed for
witchcraft in Forfar, Scotland.
Shyrie was the
first of 12
women arrested and imprisoned...
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Alison Pearson George and
Lachlan Rattray Elspeth Reoch Agnes Sampson Isobell Shyrie Bessie Stevenson Anna Tait
Annaple Thomsone Marioun Twedy Issobell...
- with her
thirteen year old
daughter Janet and 11
other women Including Isobell Shyrie, were
accused of
witchcraft and held at the
Forfar tolbooth. Guthrie...
- Ayrshire, and Livingston, West Lothian. Sir
David married, firstly, to
Isobell,
youngest daughter of Sir
James Dalrymple, 1st
Viscount of Stair. He married...
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Isobel Elliot (c. 1651 - d. 1678),
sometimes called Isobell Eliot, was a
woman accused of
witchcraft from Peaston, near
Ormiston in East Lothian. She...
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Katherine Priddy...
- 1480 – bef. 1509),
married and had four
daughters and one son: Isabel/
Isobell Seymour (Marton, Kent, 1494-1525),
married Richard Marsh/ Marche, had as...
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Alison Pearson George and
Lachlan Rattray Elspeth Reoch Agnes Sampson Isobell Shyrie Bessie Stevenson Anna Tait
Annaple Thomsone Marioun Twedy Issobell...
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Kirkcaldy on 21 June 1793. He was the son of
Robert Peat (1773-1848) and
Isobell Coushat. He
became a
junior officer in the
Royal Navy in
April 1810 on...
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supplied to the queen. His co-petitioners were;
William Thompson, joiner;
Isobell Shawe and
Christopher Shawe, embroiderers;
Jasper Heely, silkman; John...
