Alice Molland
English woman executed for witchcraft
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Alice Molland (died 1684) was an English woman who was executed for witchcraft.
Her trial is poorly documented.
She was executed by hanging in Exeter.
She has been referred to as the last person confirmed to be executed for witchcraft in England.[1] [2]
A memorial plaque was made over her.
See also
- Joan Peterson
- Jane Dodson
References
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