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| The Pendle Witches: Fact file |
| The Witches of 1612 |
| Note: All witches were hanged at Lancaster unless otherwise stated |
| The Demdike Family: |
| Elizabeth Southerns, alias Demdike, died in gaol Elizabeth Device, daughter of Demdike and mother of James and Alizon Alizon Device James Device |
| The Chattox Family: |
| Anne Whittle, alias Chattox Anne Redferne, daughter of Chattox |
| The Bulcock Family: |
| Jane Bulcock John Bulcock, son of Jane Bulcock |
| The Other Witches: |
| Katherine Hewitt, alias Mouldheels Alice Nutter Magaret Pearson, sentanced to one year in gaol Jennet Preston, hanged at York Isobel Robey |
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| The alleged victims of the Pendle Witches |
| Murdered by Chattox: |
| John Device Hugh Moore of Higham John Moore of Higham Anne Nutter Robert Nutter |
| Murdered by Demdike: |
| Richard Assheton of Downham Child of Richard Baldwin of Wheathead |
| Murdered by Demdike with Elizabeth Device and Alice Nutter: |
| Henry Mitton of Roughlee |
| Murdered by James Device: |
| John Duckworth Blaze Hargreaves of Higham John Hargreaves of Goldshaw Booth Ann Towneley of Carr |
| Murdered by Elizabeth Device: |
| James Robinson John Robinson of Barley |
| Murdered by Katherine Hewitt |
| Anne Foulds of Colne |
| Murdered by Jennet Preston |
| Thomas Lister of Gisburn |
| Murdered by Anne Redfearn |
| Christopher Nutter of Greenhead |
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| The familiars of the Pendle Witches |
| A Black Dog |
| The familiar spirit of Alizon Device |
| Ball |
| The familiar spirit of Elizabeth Device |
| Dandie |
| The familiar spirit of James Device |
| Fancie |
| The familiar spirit of Chattox |
| Tibb |
| The familiar spirit of Demdike |
| A white foal |
| The familiar spirit of Jennet Preston |
| A cloven-hoofed man |
| The familiar spirit of Margaret Pearson |
