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Dame Alice Kyteler was one of the first woman in Europe ever to be accused of witchcraft in the Kilkenny Witchcraft Trials. Heiress to her banker father's fortune, Kyteler was a beautiful and sophisticated woman. She was accused of ensnaring several men, and she was married and widowed four times. As a result, she was accused of using poison and sorcery, of denying the faith, of blasphemy, of sacrificing animals to demons, and of conducting black magic in church. Before her death sentence could be carried out, however, Kyteler escaped. You can read more about her story [here](%E2%80%9Chttps://www.irelandsown.ie/alice-kyteler-irelands-first-convicted-witch/%E2%80%9C).

Alice Kyteler

Anne Boleyn was the second wife of King Henry VIII of England in the 16th century. During her time and throughout history, she was often rumored to be a witch because she was an extremely intelligent and wise woman. During her reign as the queen, Anne Boleyn became a very educated woman, and was frequently consulted on the issues that affected her country. She had to face accusations of treason, adultery, incest, and, of course, witchcraft... which all led to her beheading. Today, Anne Boleyn is considered one of the most influential queens in the history of England, but like with any other woman who had a voice and expressed her opinions at that point in history, there were those who wanted to remove her from power. Read more about her story [here.](%E2%80%9Chttps://www.biography.com/people/anne-boleyn-9218155%E2%80%9D)

Anne Boleyn

Known as the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, Marie Laveau was born a free woman in the French Quarter of New Orleans in late 1700s, where she became the most well-known voodoo priestess and was known as “the Widow Paris.” She is portrayed by Angela Basset in "American Horror Story: Coven”, and you can visit her [tomb in the city still](%E2%80%9Chttps://roadtrippers.com/stories/mistress-marie-laveau-the-voodoo-queen-of-new-orleans%E2%80%9D).

Marie Laveau

Dorothy Clutterbuck was an English aristocrat who was the alleged high priestess tied to the beginnings of the Wicca movement. It was believed that she was the leader of a coven called New Forest in England. Dorothy kept three personal diaries, which were full of notes, observations, poems, and drawings. Her poems appear to reveal a connection to occultism and paganism because they contain no references to Christianity but do describe a spiritual experience that arises from nature and forests. You can read more about her story [here](%E2%80%9Chttp://occult-world.com/famous-witches/clutterbuck-old-dorothy%E2%80%9D).

Dorothy Clutterbuck

Ursula Southeil, known as Mother Shipton, was born in July 1488. She was an English occultist and a famous prophetess at the time of Henry VIII of England. Her prophecies were not published until 1641, eighty years after her death.   
Several of her predictions caught the attention of scholars. For instance, in a passage that appears to anticipate the emergence of cars, the Internet, or feminism, she wrote, "For in those wondrous far off days / The women shall adopt a craze / To dress like men, and trousers wear /
And to cut off their locks of hair. They'll ride astride with brazen brow / As witches do on broomstick now. Then love shall die and marriage cease / And nations wane as babes decrease." You can read more about here [here](%E2%80%9Chttp://www.crystalinks.com/shipton.html%E2%80%9D).

Mother Shipton

Anna Göldi was a servant in Canton of Glarus, Switzerland. She is considered the last witch of Europe. In 1782, Anna was accused of witchcraft and executed before the astonished eyes of many people who no longer believed in witches.   
In 2007, Anna Göldi was exonerated, and a museum dedicated to her was open.  

As the last woman executed for witchcraft in Europe, Anna Göldi was accused of witchcraft and executed before the astonished eyes of many people who no longer believed in witches.   
In 2007, Anna Göldi was exonerated, and a museum dedicated to her was open.  
She had been accused of practicing black magic on a girl, and was tortured into confessing of entering a pact with the Devil. You can read more about her [here.](%E2%80%9Chttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/anna-goldi-museum%E2%80%9D)

Anna Göldin

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