Casebooks

RN Edward Newnton sick this 14 weekꝭ of Stony stratford a weaver hart & everywhere sick pined & yet eatet skin & bone. & yet will eate any thing. 60 yeres old. faynt. hard bound {illeg}|y|et onc in 24 houres. feareth lest he be b{edr}ed a drie coughe. this 8 yeres. Aprill 3 die ♂ h. 10. 1599. reareth fleme, in a cōsumption. hart hele & stronge.

E Newton.

RN M^r Basse of Wavendon 60 y decēb. 17 15. h {sic} hor 9. ant m 16i0 the new ague extreme faynt & feeble hot & sweateth mutch.

RN Chrystopher of Wren of Hanslop. 60 y octob. 25 h {sic} hor. 10 ant m 1606.

for his eyesight red & waterish.

RN Harry Clarke of Padberry 60 yeres. Aug 21 die ♃ h. 11. 15 ant m goeth vp & downe. maketh him weake./

RN Ralfe Coop^r of Rhoode 60 y. troubled w^th short windines. & a great coughe may the 18. die ♃ {sic}. h. 12 40. 1599.

RN Chrystopher Woodfild lying long sicke wrote \sente/ vnto me to come to him martij 31. ♃ hor. 1. {p}|15| p m 1603. troubled w^th a shortnes of wynd ready to stop his wynd an aso{illeg}|m|a. hed gydye a burning in his body desyrous to have his neighbours forgive him as making no oth^r reckning then of death.

RN Wylliā Saunders alias Burton 60 y of Redburne Novemb 2. ☿ hor 6 p m 1603. piles bloody flix.

RN Thom. Pen of Stonystratford 60 y. Ap 25 die ♄ hor. 6. p m. 160i

for a wynd cholick

his wat^r bloodly {sic}.

RN M^r Ridley of Northfolke. 60. y. febr. 23. ♀ h. 2. 40. p m. 16i6 /cānot make water but litle feareth an vlcer hot vryne hot & burning.\

RN Rich Prentise of lowten about 60 payned in his back lims & in his mēbers. full of aches feb. 20 die ♂ h. 11. 45. 1599. cannot sleepe he hath a great scouring day by day. 4 or 6 times a day for this 20 yeres.

RN George Rive of Caucot/ \{illeg}/ 60 yeres old quærit morbū 1597. Novemb. 21. die ☾. h post meid {sic} i^a {illeg}le insōnis est nō pet dormire, nec digere pet cibū et retinere.

RN M^r Charles Graye of Meparsoule 6{illeg}|0| y {illeg}|O|ctob 8. ☾. h. 11. ant m. 16i0. a great loosenes. a weaknes & coldnes in his legge.

RN Anthony Smithe of 60 yeres of havershā is troubled w^th a very sore laske. for this 2 dayes & hath brought him very loe enquireth a remedy for his Disease. the 16 of Septemb. 15 die ♄. h. 8. 22. ant m. 1598.¹

RN Rich Swepson of Emmerton parish. 60 y. Iune 12 ♄ hor. 1. 25. p m. 1602.

for sore hot eyes.

GJ Iohn Spratt of Turvy 60 y Iune 21 ☾ ho 12 40. p. m. ☿ for a bruise.

RN Iohn Oakely of Adstocke 60 y Ap. 28 die ♂ hor. 1. 45 p m 160i

payned at the harte canot take wynd

RN Goodmā vnderwood of 60 y of Whaddon for a greate bruise Decēb 16 die ♂ h. 3. 45 p m 1600

RN Thomas Travell of Hanslop. 60 yeres old enquireth wheath^r he be worded. the for his sore hand. w^c stinketh & wasteth. the 5 of August: being ♄. morning: /: he cane {sic} & enquired. this i8 of octob. die ☿ h. 2. 9. post m. 1598 /die ☿\

RN Will: Lovely at the sane {sic} tine {sic} 60 yeres cannot sleepe swelleth in his side at hart & brest

RN Gryphen Crocker of litle Kymble 60 y. Decēb. 3. ♄ hor. 9. 50 ant m. 1603. his eyesight blasted on \fayled him/ y^t by litle he knoweth not howe

his grond is haunted & treasure is hid there as the report goeth.

there is hard mutch musicke & melodye. |this Gryphen Crocker dwelleth in y^t house hath seene lightꝭ.| the son of Elsborough 16|7||8| y sinc delivered a note out of a booke vnto Henry Gynger y^t now dwelleth at wiggynto in hartford sheere an old man of 80 yeres. as followeth.

Elsborough church & litle Kymble church of the right syde of the way betw even against the castle hill ther lyethe of gold & sylver & Iewels brasse & pewter a weane load layd in by lord Everet knotsby & his man at the conquest this was all y^t was delivered him in a note w^ch he lost willing him to enquire furth^r for he him selfe saw often a great light w^ch hath bene seene since by many sinc his death. & sometymes there will appeare a thing leeke a blacke hogge & very lately seene a \white/ catt w^th a marvelous long & great teale w^ch rāne into a pond musick hard lately by Crockwell & his wife & children.

Henry Ginger w^th in those 2 yeres when some came to seek this treasure saw a white bullocke w^thout ye eares & hornes. & others saw a feare gentlewomā. a lyon an Antlop a fyer {sic} w^th a gray cloke cast vppō his shoulders. but none could fynd the treasure./