Molly Leigh: Witch or Businesswoman of Burslem? - Graveyard Stories #2

In St Johns Churchyard in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent lies a grave unlike any other. Facing north-to-south instead of the traditional east-to-west, Molly Leigh was accused of witchcraft by a local priest. Join me as I explore the spooky legend and delve into the possible truth of who Molly Leigh may have really been.

[@DaysofHorror]

Crazy how many small towns and villages have their very own witch. And I love how the locals buried them back in the day (I don't want that to sound callous though). Near me, we have Meg Shelton, and she was buried upside down as, apparently, she used to crawl back out, well, that was during the first two times she was buried! Now there is a huge boulder covering where she is buried.
Loved the video and story mate 👍 Very interesting.

[@HikingAndHistory]

Thank you for the support, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m always fascinated how many different versions of the same legend there are. They become such good mysteries. Makes the world feel genuinely magic.

[@myronbradish9081]

Promo SM

[@PRAR1966]

Now I'm wondering about people polarity 🧭