John Stubley (PERSON16239)

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Sex: Male

Birth: 1576-04-07-1577-05-10 (est.)

Death: Not recorded in the casebooks

Spouse:Agnes Rumbole [Stubley], c. 11 May 1599

Residences:‘England > Buckinghamshire > Shenley (parish) > Shenley (village; now part of Milton Keynes)’, c. 6 April 1599, 11 May 1599 & 30 August 1599

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CaseCASE12217	Date1599-04-06	Time10:20	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical > Parts of the body > Torso (Guts, Navel) Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Gripings, gnawings and stitches (Gnawing) Medical > Symptoms (specified) (Worms)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE12435	Date1599-05-11	Time17:00	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Pain and pricking (Pain) Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Nausea and vomiting (Rising) Medical > Parts of the body > Torso (Heart, Chest, Belly, Stomach) Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Bloating and swelling (Swelling)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE12611	Date1599-08-30	Time13:15	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Pain and pricking (Pain) Medical > Parts of the body > Torso (Back, Torso) Medical > Symptoms (specified) > Bloating and swelling (Swelling)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE19690	Date1601-07-27	Time07:07	Querent(s)Margaret Smith	Patient(s)Margaret Smith	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question) Medical > Witchcraft and devil (Witchcraft suffered (medical)) Personal affairs > Personal relations (Witchcraft suspect)	Entry typeHorary

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