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Jonet Coutts

d. 1650

Accused of witchcraft

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About Jonet Coutts

Janet Coutts or Jonet Coutts (fl. 1640s) was the last to be executed for witchcraft in Peebles in the Scottish Borders and was at the centre of a major witch hunt that would implicate 88 others accused of witchcraft.

Accusation Coutts was accused in the parish of Kirkurd, Peeblesshire

In October 1649, the witch pricker George Cathie colluded with Coutts following her imprisonment in Peebles in order to make her his 'star witness'.

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Important facts

Died
1650
Also known as
Janet Coutts

Frequently asked questions

Who was Jonet Coutts?

accused of witchcraft

When did Jonet Coutts die?

Jonet Coutts died in 1650.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jonet Coutts

· Wikidata: Q43393723

· DBpedia: Janet Coutts

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