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James Hamilton (assassin)
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Valley. His father was David Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh and his mother Christian Shaw . The lands of Bothwellhaugh are still the property of the Dukes of Hamilton
Lambroughton
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(1936), Glasgow and Strathclyde. London : Thomas Nelson. pp. 171 -172. Christian Shaw *Aiton, William (1811). General View of The Agriculture of the County
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Kion Hurd Fr DB 28 Sean-Krystoff King Fr DB 30 Mekhi Roberson So DB 31 Christian Shaw Fr LB 33 Xavier Morris Sr DB 34 George Gipson, Jr. So LB 35 Jaheim Lowe
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passed certain tests which would disprove them to be witches. In 1697, Christian Shaw of Lambroughton succeeded in convincing a Minister that she was a victim
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made one of the commissioners looking into witchcraft following the Christian Shaw case in which five out of 24 accused persons were burned at the stake
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glass of which had failed. A scheme of coloured glass, designed by Christian Shaw , was installed in the south transept behind the organ in 1991. There
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in the former boiler room below the Chapel; these were designed by Christian Shaw and depict the days of creation. The wrought-iron gates of the ante-chapel
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cousin, President John Adams. She described herself as a Unitarian Christian . Shaw and his friends took up a subscription to provide Adams with some financial
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made one of the commissioners looking into witchcraft following the Christian Shaw case. Five out of 24 accused persons were burned at the stake. The Act
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witch trials in Scotland, specifically focusing on a case involving Christian Shaw in 1696. Christian claimed to be cursed, exhibiting mysterious symptoms