pubs began to irritate Mrs. Thomas and after various reprimands, she gave Kate notice with Kate’s

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He soon struck up a romantic involvement with the house’s owner, Kate Mooers. She was 68

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a witch hunt 1599: Beatrice Cenci and her family, for parricide 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Reigelsdorff; five thieves who, with the previously executed ‘Silly Mary’ and ‘Country Kate,’ had burgled and

illustration in the Nuremberg chronicle. Feb. 11, 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate Feb. 12, 1584: Five

Schmieg and Barbara Schleicher, Langenburg witches 1583: Elisabeth Plainacher, Vienna’s only witchcraft execution 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

related executions: 1909: Will James, “the Froggie”, lynched in Cairo 1889: “Cattle Kate” Ella Watson lynched 1916

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

1431: Joan of Arc 1589: Dietrich Flade, for leniency towards evildoers 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Kuznetsov, insignificant little chap 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

Christian Claudius Devaranne 1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

and Anna Simonsdotter, ending a witch hunt 1622: Anne de Chantraine, young witch 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

related executions: 1693: Anne Palles, the last witch executed in Denmark 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

McCulloch, on the maiden 1763: Marie-Josephte Corriveau, Quebec murderess 1536: Anne Boleyn 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

gibbeted in Derbyshire 1852: Ann Hoag and Jonas Williams 1860: Ann Bilansky 1879: Kate Webster, of the

waterboarded Guale 1741: Not Sarah Hughson, "stubborn deportment" 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

Tojo and six other Japanese war criminals 1559: Anne du Bourg Possibly related executions: 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

in Canada 1644: Goodwife Cornish 1774: Peter Galwin, pedophile, and John Taylor, zoophile 1879: Kate Webster, of the

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

Guale 1741: Not Sarah Hughson, "stubborn deportment" 1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1879: Kate Webster, of the

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

1660: Major-General Thomas Harrison, the first of the regicides 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1691: Sylvester Medvedev, bread

Hays, whose crime cost the Klan Possibly related executions: 1851: Sarah Chesham, poisoner 1879: Kate Webster, of the

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

zsa, Transylvanian Braveheart 1599: Beatrice Cenci and her family, for parricide 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

during Wat Tyler’s peasant rebellion 1920: Triple lynching in Duluth, Minnesota 1889: “Cattle Kate” Ella Watson lynched 2004

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

Gratiadei and her coven of witches 1622: Anne de Chantraine, young witch 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

their insane behavior seem even far more absurd than that which motivated the Nazis. Kate Oliver on 17 May

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

1813: Johann Christian Claudius Devaranne 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

Wilmot 1813: Johann Christian Claudius Devaranne 1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

the shocks of the Reformation were one root of events. As Kate Dumycz observes Mother Eve

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

caught a two-year sentence for assault. With her batterer put away, Kate Braun now had to

She never followed up on it, though. On the 18th of February, Kate and George

executions: 1892: Frederick Bailey Deeming, Bluebeard 1881: George Parrott, future footwear 1851: Sarah Chesham, poisoner 1879: Kate Webster, of the

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Amelia Dyer, baby farmer 1849: Rebecca Smith, to save her children from want 1879: Kate Webster, of the

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Homicide Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

Christiana Bell 1786: Joseph Rickards, aspiring milkman 1786: Hannah Ocuish, age 12 1644: Goodwife Cornish 1879: Kate Webster, of the

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

Anatoly Kuznetsov, insignificant little chap 1943: Six POWs, inscribed on a ouija board 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

to Sydney. On the way he met a delightful young lady named Kate Rousenfell. He gave her

built a church Possibly related executions: 1871: The Paris Commune falls 1889: “Cattle Kate” Ella Watson lynched 1909

Anna Zippel, Brita Zippel and the body of Anna Mansdotter 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Albert Taylor, the last American to face a firing squad kate price on 19 August

1883: Emeline Meaker, child abuser, first woman hanged in Vermont 1644: Goodwife Cornish 1879: Kate Webster, of the

Papists 1811: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, for Mexican independence Possibly related executions: 1889: “Cattle Kate” Ella Watson lynched 1892

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

a ouija board 1463: David of Trebizond and his heirs 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched 1514

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Ever was gathered together before, On any Occasion” in Connecticut, Pequot servant Katherine “Indian Kate” Garret was hanged for

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

been the subject of an inquiry before the Southwark Coroner. Eliza Kate Williamson deposed that … she

Unruh, and there struck up a liaison with Unruh’s pretty young wife Kate. One jealous and

1629: Louis Bertran, martyr in Japan 1938: Janis Berzins, Soviet military intelligence chief 1879: Kate Webster, of the

with (and possibly “pre-contracted” to wed) the willing young Kate before she meant anything

the latter ingeniously cut down.† In a recent book about Briggs’s murder, Kate Colquhoun argues that despite

1301: False Margaret, Norwegian pretender 1898: Choe Si-hyeong, Donghak leader 1998: David Wilson 1889: "Cattle Kate" Ella Watson lynched Possibly

Vaughn 1682: Avvakum Petrov, Old Believer Possibly related executions: 1622: Anne de Chantraine, young witch 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

Maurice Joseph Louis Gigost d'Elbee, Vendean general 1945: Josefa Llanes Escoda Possibly related executions: 1615: Kate McNiven, the Witch

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

fodder Daily Double: Child Burglars in Nuremberg 1584: Silly Mary and Country Kate 1957: Fernand Iveton, pied

King Garcia II (1641-1661) famously wrote a letter in which he proudly stated that they obeyed