The Trial of Janet Millar

Summary

The Trial of Janet Millar is a witch trial^[1].

Key Facts

• The Trial of Janet Millar is in the country of United Kingdom^[2].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's instance of is recorded as witch trial^[3].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's instance of is recorded as mixed trial^[4].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's point in time is recorded as +1659-03-23T00:00:00Z^[5].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's significant event is recorded as confession by suspect^[6].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's significant event is recorded as imprisonment^[7].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's defendant is recorded as Janet Millar^[8].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's judge is recorded as Archibald Edmistoun^[9].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's charge is recorded as witchcraft^[10].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's first line is recorded as Pretrial notes: Depositions taken on 25/2/1659 at Stirling court.^[11].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's place of detention is recorded as Stirling^[12].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's significant person is recorded as Issobell Keir^[13].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's Survey of Scottish Witchcraft - Trial ID is recorded as T/LA/1137^[14].
• The Trial of Janet Millar's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Trial notes: I think it’s the North circuit even though it is bound in the part of the book that says south and west. She pleaded not guilty. On an undated list of people from 1658-9 she was to be arraigned before the justice courts.^[15].