The two sources used here agree on the case and the charges but differ on the ending. Your Stirling says she was tried, found guilty and executed. The Stirling City Heritage Trust says she was found guilty at the Tolbooth trial and that her fate is not recorded. The heritage trust also notes that the record for the 17th century has gaps, so an execution is possible but I could not confirm it.
The folk-healing method described, transferring an illness into clothing washed at a holy well, is a typical form of the kind of practice that authorities in the period read as witchcraft. The well is on Wellgreen Place in the Lower Town.
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