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Marioun Twedy or Marion Tweedy was accused of witchcraft in Peebles in the Scottish Borders in 1649.[1] She was accused of causing the death of a woman and her child and of using charms to cure animals. She refused to confess to these accusations. However, the witchpricker condemned her for finding 'the devil's mark' on her.[1]
Marioun Twedy
Died
Peebles
Cause of death
Unknown but likely to have been executed by strangling and burning.
Years active
1640s
Known for
Accused of witchcraft
^ ab"Case C/EGD/1861 Marioun Twedy". The Survey of Scottish Witchcraft.
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