A Stuart Witch goes back to the Stuart times in England when witchcraft was considered a capitol offense. Witches that were prosecuted and found guilty from this time are sometimes called Stuart Witches.
Mattew Hopkins was a witch catcher in Stuart times although there is no such thing as a witch. He just accused old women who lived on their own to be witches.
The cast of The Witch - 1913 includes: Mildred Bright as Mary Martin Robert Frazer as Governor Brent Julia Stuart as Widow Martin Frederick Truesdell
During the Stuart period, particularly in the early 17th century, witch hunts intensified, fueled by social, political, and religious turmoil, including the English Civil War. The infamous witch trials, such as those in East Anglia, led to the execution of numerous accused witches. However, by the late 17th century, skepticism about witch hunts grew, culminating in a decline in such trials as Enlightenment thinking began to take hold. The 1736 Witchcraft Act effectively ended witch hunts in England by decriminalizing witchcraft and emphasizing evidence-based legal practices.
If you mean Anne as in Henry viii 2nd wife then she was beheaded (according to Henry for being a witch)
The cast of Feathertop - 1912 includes: Muriel Ostriche as Polly Gookin Julia Stuart as Old Mother Rigby - the Witch
John Stuart Stuart-Glennie died in 1910.
John Stuart Stuart-Glennie was born in 1841.
The cast of Mark of the Witch - 1970 includes: Gary Brockette as Howard Barbara Brownell as Sharon Sande Drewes as Marybeth Lawrence DuPont as Dr. Quimby Robert Elston as Mac Stuart John Figlmiller as Ricky Sylvia Rundell Marie Santell as The Witch Lori Taylor as Alice Anitra Walsh as Jill Darryl Wells as Alan
Meg Stuart has written: 'Meg Stuart'
Michael J. Fox does the voice of Stuart in both Stuart Little movies!
The address of the Stuart Public Library is: 111 E Front St, Stuart, 50250 0220
Stuart Slater's birth name is Stuart James.