Frances Lamb (PERSON24099)

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Sex: Female

Birth: 1577-12-28-1585-04-01 (est.)

Death: Not recorded in the casebooks

Spouses:None recorded in the casebooks

Residences:‘England > Northamptonshire > Chelveston-cum-Caldecott > Unspecified’, c. 27 December 1607, 12 October 1618, 20 May 1620, 23 March 1622, 9 August 1623 & 2 April 1626‘England > Northamptonshire > Chelveston-cum-Caldecott > Caldecott (nr Higham Ferrers)’, c. 27 September 1622

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CaseCase	DateDate	TimeTime	Querent(s)Querent(s)	Patient(s)Patient(s)	Topic(s)Topic(s)	Entry typeEntry type
CaseCASE32479	Date1607-12-27	Time11:12	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical > Diseases of the mind (Lightheaded (passions), Troubled, Mind)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE47622	Date1618-10-12	Time12:00	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE50898	Date1620-05-20	Time09:50	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE53746	Date1622-03-23	Time09:30	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE55028	Date1622-09-27	Time12:00	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE56868	Date1623-08-09	Time11:30	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary
CaseCASE61922	Date1626-04-02	Time10:30	Querent(s)Self	Patient(s)Self	Topic(s)Medical (Not specified in question)	Entry typeHorary

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