Casebooks

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S^r {Th}|{Rob}| {sic} \Rob/ E|Fr| raged Novēb the last. 30 ♀ h. 10 p m 1621 /S^r Th. Earfild.\

RN M^r Franklin growen furious march. 20 ♃ h. 12. 30 p m 1628.

frater  M^r Franklin \furious & teareth his shirt & will goe naked/

RN a fellow of Shenly out of his wits w^th love. I febr. 2. ♂ hor 11 ant m. 1602. Was here in p^rsence

rageth. him self

rageth at night but by day well

RN Capt Midletons son {noctabute} furit et ferit cui obviat et imp^rcat^r e sōno surgens septēb 15. ♃ h. 7. ant m 1625

RN M^r franklin came to his wife yesterday about 12. \30/ sinc w^ch tyme sher {sic} rageth & raveth more then evertofore march 1. ♀ h. 12. 30 p m 16i6

RN Goody Kent Rayled at me & M^r Bouth went towa\r/ds london novēb{illeg} 13 ♀ h. 10. 30 or 10. 45 ant m 1618

RN Alce maryot of Syrwell 45. y. next octob 29. her husb. cam for her sine consensu may 20 ♃ h. 3. 39 p m 1619 Iealous furious mischeevous to her husb & to certen women that she thinketh y^t he hath bene nought w^th.

RN mres Nuemā first taken at Grosser{s} Hall May 16. ♂ h. 2. p m. 1620 suddenly distempered & furious w^thout reason or cause will shake a litle & {illeg} they will have her

RN Carter of Pateslye for his {ra}ging mad wife Ap 19 ♀ h. 9. 30 p m 16{22}

Carter for his wife Ap {sic} of Patesly Ap 19 h|♀| h. 9. 40 a|p| m 1622 /sine consensu.\¹

RN My Lord would have me to pray & read the prayers of the cōon booke & ended well, then he would take that booke & say the visit of the sick & suddenly was taken w^th an extreme furious passionate fit h. 7 ant m 1623.

my lord Purbecke Aug. 18 ☾ h. 7 ant {m} 1623.

my lord Purbeck 21 y. h 12 \6. 45/ in m {sic} 1623

after prayer asso{one} as he him self{e} would have rea{de} the visitation of {the} sick fell into {a} desp fur. fit¹

RN M^r       his fath^r came march 31. h {sic}  filio frenetico {illeg}|h| {sic} hor 7. 30 ant m 1627 /very strong & fureus\

RN Rich. Gotwell of Litle Stawton 25 y Ap. 3. ☿ h 1. 20 p m 1633

sang.

wild headed was carying but waxed furious & wild will doe no busynes. was w^th me twice & last mydsomer was w^th me & hath bene well ever sinc

RN M^r Foukes kinsman came & told me y^t there brother rageth & waxeth furious & sayth y^t they will poyson him A {sic} cānot rest nor sleepe Aug 3 h {sic} hor 8. 20 ant m 1633

RN May {sic} Carter of great Stowton. 27 y Ap 2 ☿ h. 7. 30 ant m 1617 |he brought his wifes water|¹

RN It tooke him first Iune 28 ♂ h. 8 p m. 1625 & then began to rage & about ten of the clock would have torne in peeces his sucking child he was so suddenly distracted h. 9. 30 p m 1625.¹

RN will: King of Newton longfild 15 weekes old last sonday at thre in the after noone his father came for him Aug 10 ♀ h. 10. 20 ant m 1627. raging & strugling fits & scoureth blood

RN An Southā of Croaton 33 y May 10 h {sic} hor 10 25 ant m 1623 light headed & vnruly & idle talke & is very furious cānot abyd any prayer to be sayd by her worse when she is bound |would murder her selfe maritus  vxore|

RN Iohn: Ihounson. of this {towne} 28. y. may. 17. ♂ h. 4 20 a|p| m 1625.

he laughed rage & spake of a wench called Bun{illeg} \Eliz: Bungie Burnabee./ that he would have & spake extragavants¹

RN Hugh Moore of Hardwick 17 y Ian. 13 ♃ h 1. 30 p m 1631

head ill & deafe & rageth by fits

RN Agnys Olny 38 y of Tebworthe in Chalgrave maij 19. ☿ hor. 9. 45. ant m. 1602. /maritus  vxore furiosa et insaniētē sencles hath no vse of her wits. h {sic} light headed\ /a frenticke woman mad & laugh & inc mistermeth.\