Witches Folklore
Berkeley Witch
In English folklore, the Berkeley Witch was a wealthy woman who lived during the time of the Norman Conquest in ...
Canewdon Witches
Canewdon Witches According to a prophecy by the famous 19th-century cunning man James Murrell, the Essex village of Canewdon, located ...
Elf Arrows
Elf arrows are arrowhead-shaped flints from the Stone Age found in many parts of the British Isles, Europe and northern ...
Fairy Ring
fairy ring A natural mushroom fungus that grows in dark rings on grass and turf. In folklore it is said ...
Fortress of Dumbarton
Fortress of Dumbarton Legendary fortress at Dumbarton, Scotland, near Glasgow on the Clyde River, created by a band of angry ...
Horned Women
Horned Women : In Irish legend, 12 horned women, all witches, who take over the household of a rich woman ...
Salt Lane Witches
Salt Lane Witches : In English folklore, two white witches who once lived in Castle Street, Worcester, in medieval times ...
Sea Witches
sea witches The sailing trade in Britain has been steeped for centuries in folklore, including belief in sea witches, who ...
Seventh child of a Seventh child
The seventh child of a seventh child is in folklore, people who possess magical powers. Seven is the most mystical ...
Tempestarii
The Tempestarii were in medieval lore, witches who specialized in storm raising for the mythical dwellers of a land in ...
Toad-Witch
Toad-Witch A special kind of self-initiated witch in English folklore. Toad-Witches, or Toadsmen and Toadswomen as they are also called, ...
