Were people considered witches who were of the upper class?

In historical witch hunts, individuals accused of witchcraft often came from various social classes, but upper-class individuals were less frequently targeted due to their social status and influence. However, there were notable exceptions where aristocrats faced witchcraft accusations, particularly if they were seen as threatening or if their wealth made them vulnerable to envy. Overall, while upper-class individuals could be accused, the majority of those persecuted were from lower socio-economic backgrounds.