Old Chattox

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Old Chattox was one of the most infamous accused witches in early 17th-century England, central to the notorious Pendle witch trials of 1612.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alleged witch
historical figure
person
accusedBy Thomas Potts
members of the Nutter family
alsoKnownAs Anne Whittle
associatedWith Alizon Device
Demdike family
Device family
Pendle Hill
charge maleficium
sorcery
convictedOf witchcraft
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
dateOfBirth circa 16th century
dateOfDeath 1612
describedBySource Thomas Potts
describedIn The Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches in the Countie of Lancaster
era early 17th century
ethnicGroup English
executionYear 1612
gender female
hasChild Anne Redferne
hasRelative Anne Redferne
Elizabeth Device
historicalRegion Lancashire
languageSpoken English
legalStatusAtTrial found guilty
mannerOfDeath execution by hanging
notableFor being an accused witch in the Pendle witch trials
being one of the most infamous accused witches in early 17th-century England
her 1612 witchcraft trial at Lancaster Assizes
occupation beggar
cunning woman
participantIn Lancaster Assizes of 1612
linked to: Lancaster Assizes

Pendle witch trials
placeOfDeath Lancaster
placeOfResidence Lancashire
Pendle Forest
linked to: Pendle
religion Christianity
socialStatus poor
trialYear 1612

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Anne Whittle alsoKnownAs Old Chattox