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Alice Molland

d. 1684

English woman executed for witchcraft

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About Alice Molland

A plaque commemorating Molland, Lloyd, Edwards, and Trembles on the wall of Rougemont Castle in Exeter.

Alice Molland (possibly Avis Molland) was an English woman sentenced to death in Exeter in 1685 for witchcraft. Details of her trial remain scarce and poorly documented, and while she is often cited as the last person to have been hanged for witchcraft in England, there is no record of her execution, and it is not certain whether the sentence was carried out. there is no record that Molland was executed, and it is possible that the sentence was not carried out.

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Important facts

Died
1684

Frequently asked questions

Who was Alice Molland?

English woman executed for witchcraft

When did Alice Molland die?

Alice Molland died in 1684.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alice Molland

· Wikidata: Q114246485

· DBpedia: Alice Molland

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