Episode 3 of 3
Execution of Catherine Hayes
- When
- 9 May 1726
- Where
- London
Catherine Hayes was burned at the stake for petty treason on 9 May 1726.
Catherine Hayes was convicted of petty treason for killing her husband. She was executed by burning at the stake on 9 May 1726, reportedly the last woman in England to be burnt alive for this specific crime.
Sources
- Catherine Hayes (murderer) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-04-08
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