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Scottish Witch Map

Posted on September 27, 2019 by Justin Durand

Here’s something to fire the imagination of genealogists in Britain and its diaspora. A map of some 3000 witches in 16th and 17th centuries Scotland. Who doesn’t have (or wish for) a Scottish witch in the family tree?

“It builds on the university’s breakthrough work on the Scottish Witchcraft Survey which brought to life the persecution of women during the period, with many burned at the stake or drowned.“

“There is a very strong feeling out there that not enough has been done to inform people about the women who were accused of being witches in Scotland There is still this Halloween concept surrounding them.“

  • Alison Campsie, “Map of Scots women accused of witchcraft published for first time“, The Scotsman <scotsman.com> (Sept. 23, 2019).

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