Box 5
Contains 9 Results:
Reinhard, Ursula, defendant, 1649-1654
Original documents from the trials of all three accused witches, that took place in Waltershausen in Thuringia, Germany. The first 106 leaves are sewn together in one fascicle and concern only Ursula Reinhard, who was tortured and burned. Followed by 93 loose leaves relating also to her trial, the rest is about subsequent trials of women accused by Ursula, Judith Rommelmann (2 leaves), and Caspar Hess' wife (7 leaves). With a note by G.L. Burr.
Rosenthal, Ludwig, May 1900
Postcard offering for sale "a very interesting and exceedingly rare" booklet on witchcraft. Pencilled on the card is a note by G.L. Burr indicating that the book was not ordered for Cornell Library due to the price.
Sänger or Singerin, Maria Renata, defendant, 1749
Schlott, defendant, 1750?
AM Deposition for witchcraft against one Schlott, who was secretary for the convent of Unterzell, near Würzburg.
[1] Seebauer or Seebawer, K., defendant; [2] Bussbacher, Margaretha, defendant; [3] Schuster, Barbara, defendant; Eismennin, Margaretha, defendant; [4] Schneiderin, Anna, Staudtin, Anna and Magdhalena Stüberich [mother and daugher], Ottilia Dehinn, Claus Winckelmann, all from Hangenweisheim in Franconia, defendants; [5] Kühnen, defendant; [6] Künnen, Reygers, defendant; and [7] Gröling, Margaretha, defendant, 1615-30, 1905
Seublin, Agnes, defendant, 1629
Six documents and a postscript scrap belonging to the trial of this Seublin of Warmbronn, near Stuttgart.
Spingel, Sunna, defendant, 1621
Autograph document signed, related to a witchcraft trial held in Neuerburg, Luxembourg
Stein, Susanne, defendant, 6 August-20 November 1627
"Advice" on behalf of the authorities of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg and indictment and complete transcript of the trial held in Neuerburg, Luxembourg. With annotations by G.L. Burr, 1887
Stübler, Magdalena, defendant, 1619-1620
Transcript of her witchcraft trial held at Leonberg, in Bavaria.