Photograph: AlamyPhotograph: Alamyilias Addie’s body was piled into a wooden box and buried beneath a half-tonne sandstone slab on the foreshore where a dark North Sea laps the Fife coast. More than a hundred years later, she was exhumed by opportunistic Victorian gravediggers and her bones – unusually large for a woman living in the early 18th century – were later put on show at the Empire exhibition in Glasgow.
Not going to lie, I thought this article was going to be a lot more spooky and far less ‘woke’ which one of y’all in sandals wrote this?
One of my distant relatives on my mother's side Jane Wenham was convicted of being a witch because she was an elderly woman who begged for some straw... Many people accused of being witches were poor and cost the parish money to support. Jane Wenham was 70 and lived alone.
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