Lyle,Janet

Devil Present	Yes
Communal Sex	No
Devil Worship	No
Food and Drink	No
Dancing	Yes
Singing	No

Notes: Said there were many other 'masked folkes' there.

Meeting Places

Place	Location	Inversion
Bank Head	Wolmet bank	No

Strange one; the Devil wanted her to keep his house because his previous wife had died. He gave her silver which turned into stone. She denied having a mark although they found one on her. She confessed to getting paid for her service to the Devil.

Type	Text
Head and foot
Body and soul
Servant
Anti-baptism

Devil Appearances

Type	Text
Male

Name	Title	Involvement	Notes
Thomas Baillie	elder of Newton	Confession Witness
John Maitland	Earl of Lauderdale	Investigator	aplied for their escheats after trial
James Young		Confession Witness

Source	Reference	Notes
Books of Adjournal	JC2/11; JC2/10 fo. 4r-7r	Verdict is also in JC 26/27/5 item 2, this one is either a draft version or a copy of the trial proceedings. JC2/10 and JC2/11 same information. Also found in the High Court Record Index, no. 1 for 29/7/1661, this index did not distinguish between circuit and high court cases. This list of names was added in the margins with a modern hand, no indication of where the person got the list.
High Court Process Notes	JC26/27/2 item 6	draft of trial
High Court Process Notes	JC26/17/2 item 10	undated
High Court Process Notes	JC26/27 Gilmerton witches item 5	filed incorrectly