Mary Cunningham
accused of witchcraft
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Summary
Mary Cunningham is a human[1].
Key Facts
- Mary Cunningham is recorded as female[2].
- Mary Cunningham's instance of is recorded as human[3].
- Mary Cunningham's residence is recorded as Chapelbarn[4].
- Mary Cunningham's family name is recorded as Cunningham[5].
- Mary Cunningham's given name is recorded as Mary[6].
- Mary Cunningham's significant event is recorded as arrest[7].
- Mary Cunningham's significant event is recorded as trial of Mary Cunningham[8].
- Mary Cunningham's significant event is recorded as witchcraft investigation[9].
- Mary Cunningham's significant event is recorded as torture[10].
- Mary Cunningham's significant event is recorded as witchcraft investigation of Mary Cunningham[11].
- Mary Cunningham's described by source is recorded as A Calendar of Cases of Witchcraft in Scotland, 1510-1727, Part Two[12].
- Mary Cunningham's place of detention is recorded as Culross[13].
- Mary Cunningham's place of detention is recorded as Canongate[14].
- Mary Cunningham's Survey of Scottish Witchcraft - Accused witch ID is recorded as A/EGD/1283[15].
- Mary Cunningham's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikiproject Witches[16].
- Mary Cunningham's manner of inhumane treatment is recorded as shackles[17].