Thomas Collins (PERSON10759)

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Sex: Male

Birth: 1560-07-07-1573-02-27 (est.)

Death: Not recorded in the casebooks

Spouses:None recorded in the casebooks

Residences:‘England > Buckinghamshire > Stony Stratford (parish) > Stony Stratford (village, now part of Milton Keynes)’, c. 6 July 1601, 7 July 1601, 1 October 1603, 10 April 1604, 12 April 1604, 31 October 1608 & 28 February 1612

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CaseCase	DateDate	TimeTime	Querent(s)Querent(s)	Patient(s)Patient(s)	Topic(s)Topic(s)	Entry typeEntry type
CaseCASE19535	Date1601-07-06	Time11:15	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE19551	Date1601-07-07	Time07:15	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE21012	Date1604-04-10	Time09:00	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE21032	Date1604-04-12	Time07:26	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE34307	Date1608-10-31	Time14:00	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE39274	Date1612-02-28	Time13:30	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary

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CaseCase	DateDate	TimeTime
CaseCASE15666	Date1603-10-01	Time13:45

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