Casebooks

RN famulus meus equū ægrotare dixit. Aug. 13. die ☉ ho 6. ant m. dolet capite. sed quando cibū bene capit. 1597 {sic} in the loynes & hinder tes./

RN my mā told me my horse wa{s} ill & asked what he should d{oe} Ian. 17. Ian. 9 17 {sic} h {sic} hor 9. 30 ant m 1607.

RN quærit^r de aiali quad an morb liberabit^r Octob. 14. 14. ♀ h. 2. 40 p m 1608 /my Cosen marsh for his horse\

RN M^r Henry Mun of Woulverton quærit de morbo vaccæ quæ indies magis ac magis liquescit et languescit Iuly 27 ☉ h. 4. 30 p m 1623

RN Goody Gale hath lost some beasts of late & other sick. Aug.

Goodmā Gale of Goldington Aug. 20 ♄ hor. 9. 39 ant m. 1625

lost 2 of his horses, & two other sicke

RN on thursday night it \the mare/ brake out h. 9. 30 at m {sic}. 1627

TG M^r Lightfoot asked the cause for the Lameness of the sheepe reigning among them octobr. 26. h. 8. 30′ p M. 1633.

SRN Fayth Sage.

her Cowes now giue milk agayne her cheese is good & Beere works agayne yet her Cowes does not breed as heeretofore.

SF Ihon Wood of 35 yeres of Itham in Kente nere Smock  Animalibꝯ venif  quem &c.

RN Mres Marye Smyth of Gothurst. 26 y Sept 25 h {sic} hor 12. 1624

RN Rich: Laughton of Newton Blossomfild 55 y Iuly 12. ♃. h. 11. ant m. 1627

SF Simon Leveret of estchepe that houldeth a house and ground at blackwalle. And in a certain marsh that he hath his cattell Doe die alwais in the spring tyme in that on close they di & that w^ch they make moste Recōkinge {sic} of Doth alwais die questo to knowe the caus 1600 the 8 of march ♄ An m’ at 8

RN {M}res {El}nor Aylet of Magdalen Laver in Essex 40 y |{he}r daughter Elnor Aylet {su}specteth witchery husb & Cattle {be}witched her husb dyed is now {m}ayed {sic}| The mother came w^th her daughter & sent me a great cake & another a fortnight before may 15. ☿ hor 7. 30 p m. 1633 |her husb dyed by witchery 12 y since|

RN M^r Th. Park{er} of Dorington May 27|8|. ♂ {h} 12. 39 p m 16{33}

SF m^r knight of Lambeth Dean. at Brocholes 1600 21 Novemb ♀ an m’ at 10 p 10. Causa mortis Animaliū

RN Ihone Nelson of Mowlsoe 52 yeres having taken a smay because her husband on a time beating her mead for denying of y^t w^c her husband knew to the contrary, shee bearing of the blowes when her husband strook her it fortuned w^thin a while after the servant Died & the mother of y^t ser child sayd shee would never live vntill shee had hanged him for killing of his {sic} Daughter sinc w^c time shee ever vomiteth blacke soote every day for this twelfmoneths. 14 yeres agoe. or therabout her servant beaten died. shee loseth of her beastꝭ & co kines fat & good on a sudden sinc yesterday shee yea & sometimes shee can make make {sic} no butter no phisicke will goe Downeward but vpward all & y^t as mutch w^thout phisick as w^th it. Novemb. 10 die ♀ h.       h {sic} 8. 30|5|. mi. ant m. 1598

RN Goody Morgā of lawndon Iuly. 25. ♃. h. 12. 45. p m 1611.

hath lost on of her best beasts to night & a steere 3 nights agoe & a fat hog.

RN Co Thomas Colmā came to me to make his cōplaynt agayst {sic} Ione Barnewell sept. 28. h {sic} hor 3. 20 p m 16i6 /in his owne son.\

RN Goody Sheafeld of Clyfton by Stampford a womā great w^th child & a very honest womā 3{illeg}|8| y Iune 22 h {sic} hor. 12. 1619

fell out w^th a womā & doth feare her tongue y^t sayd she would be avenged hath had i6 pigs dyed

RN Rich Raynbow of Ridgmont susp on goody Greene & another as cōfederate & tner good vnderwod D|for| there moping horse Decēb. 10 ♀ h. 3. p m. 1624