| persons associated with the trial |
| name |
title |
office |
occupation |
involvement |
witchpricker? |
notes |
|
Thomas Hope
|
Sir of Craighall |
Lord's Advocate |
advocate |
Prosecutor |
no
|
Involved in cases and trials in 1628-34, 1643 and 1645.
|
|
Robert Burnet
|
Mr |
Substitute Lord Advocate |
Advocate |
Prosecutor |
no
|
Involved in trials in 1629-30.
|
|
John Oliphant
|
Mr |
substitute Lord's Advocate |
advocate |
Prosecutor |
no
|
Involved in cases/trials in 1629, 1630, 1634 and 1645.
|
|
Robert Acheson
|
None |
None |
None |
Defence |
no
|
Spouse to Katherine Oswald (1629)
|
|
Gavin Nisbet
|
Mr |
None |
None |
Defence |
no
|
Involved in trial in 1629.
|
|
James Acheson
|
None |
burgess |
None |
Defence |
no
|
Involved in case in 1629. Relative of Katherine Oswald.
|
|
Laurence MacGill
|
Mr |
None |
advocate |
Defence advocate |
no
|
Involved in trials in 1629 and 1634.
|
|
John Sandilands
|
Mr |
None |
advocate |
Defence advocate |
no
|
Involved in cases and trial in 1628, 1629 and 1632.
|
|
Patrik Carkettill
|
None |
None |
servant |
Expert Witness |
no
|
Involved in cases in 1629.
|
|
James Jonkiesone
|
None |
None |
tolbooth servant |
Expert Witness |
no
|
Involved in 1629. Probably Jenkinson.
|
|
John Aird
|
Mr |
None |
minister |
Witch-pricker |
no
|
Minister at Newbattle 1615-1638. Involved in cases in 1629. Also recorded as a witch pricker.
|
|
Frances Baldwyne
|
None |
None |
Author |
Cited authority |
no
|
Cited in 1629 trial.
|
|
Jean Bodin
|
None |
None |
Author |
Cited authority |
no
|
Noted political writer who wrote a much used book on demonology. Cited in 1629 and 1645.
|
|
Martin Delrio
|
None |
None |
author |
Cited authority |
no
|
Cited in trials in 1622 and 1629.
|
|
Adam Colt
|
Mr |
None |
minister |
Expert Witness |
no
|
Spelt Innerask. Involved in cases in 1629
|
|
Robert Stratton
|
None |
None |
None |
Chancellor |
no
|
Involved in trial in 1629.
|
|
Isobel Young
|
None |
None |
None |
Witchcraft precedent |
no
|
Cited in trials in 1629 and 1634.
|