by Liz Baalham | Feb 1, 2026 | Babergh, Lavenham, Lavenham
Susan Scot confessed to offenses against Mr Coppinger, including the murder of his daughter, Thomasine. Scot attributed her own descent into witchcraft to the influence of two other women, Sweeting and Golding. Her imps were believed to have caused Thomasine...
by Liz Baalham | Feb 1, 2026 | Babergh, Lavenham, Lavenham
While in Lavenham, Stearne heard the confession of Anne Randall, who admitted to serving the Devil for over thirty years with the aid of two kitten-imps named ‘Jacob’ and ‘Hangman.’ She confessed to raising a storm that killed William Baldwin’s horses after he refused...
