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Malin Matsdotter or Mattsdotter, also
known as Rumpare-Malin (1613 – 5
August 1676) was an
alleged Swedish witch. She is
known as one of few
people in...
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Margareta Matsdotter and
Maria Jöransdotter. In
their confusion, the
child witnesses first gave
contradictory statements.
Margareta Matsdotter and Maria...
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Swedish hydrologist Malin Larsson (born 1980),
Swedish politician Malin Matsdotter (1613–1676),
alleged Swedish witch,
executed by
burning at the
stake Malin...
- but both Rijkuo-Maja of
Arvidsjaur (1661–1757) as well as Anna
Greta Matsdotter of Vapsten,
known as Silbo-gåmmoe or Gammel-Silba (1794–1870), were both...
- of Gunnar", an old
first name of
Swedish origin.
Rambo married Brita Matsdotter from
Vaasa (now in Finland), on 7
April 1647,
after eight years in New...
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Persdotter Lärka,
Maria Jöransdotter,
Margareta Matsdotter, Anna
Simonsdotter Hack and
Malin Matsdotter, the last one of whom was, uniquely,
burned alive...
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abducting children.
Brita Zippel d. 1676 Sweden
Beheaded for sorcery.
Malin Matsdotter 1613–1676 Sweden
Burned to death.
Rachel Flemynge/Fleming 1678 (date...
- Sweden. He was the son of
farmer Karl
Viktor Wretman (1858-1947) and Anna
Matsdotter (1862-1943) and the
maternal grandson of hair
jewelry artist Martis Karin...
- capital,
where it
lasted until 1676 and
ended with the
execution of
Malin Matsdotter during the
Katarina witch trials in Stockholm,
after which the authorities...
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Klemitsdotter (d. 1714), Rijkuo-Maja of
Arvidsjaur (1661-1757) and Anna
Greta Matsdotter of Vapsten,
known as Silbo-gåmmoe or Gammel-Silba (1794-1870), are examples...
