Casebooks

RN Avys Bradbery was p^rtely mended w^th her playster. & after the playster it went downe into her legs & instep & now is sick at harte Iuly 25. 1611 h. 9 ant m 1611.

RN M^r Will Duncōbe 22 y of Litlington parke march. 13. ♀. h. 12. 1618.

for his wife troubled w^th a waterish humour rising in her stomack. & very sick w^th all lyeth heavy as if she had surfeted it voketh her to cast. casteth mutch water.

Imagyneth she may be w^th child. & therfore craveth gentle physick.

RN A womā lunatick of marson 30 \40 y/ y. {sic} Octob 16 ☿ h 1 p m 1611.

RN Agnys Richards of Kaysoe in Bedfordsheere 63. y. Decēb. 30 ☾. h. 10. 50. 11. ant. m. 1611. troubled these 6 weekes in her hed & brayne w^th idle fancies & cānot tell any reason of it

RN Mres Mathew of Hanslop 70 y Ian 10. ♀ h. 12. 1611 {sic} |1612.| troubled in mynd not sick yet costive. 1612

RN Mres francis mathew of Olny 25. y. sept. 8. ☿ h. 2. 30 p m. 1619 to p^rvent the pox. |house infected|

RN Alce knight of newp her daughter 10 y. Aug 21. ☿ h. 9. 40 ant m. 1611.

RN Mres ma\r/y Iounson

RN goody Smyts sister of this towne legs swelled 26 y sept 10. ♂ h. 9. 38 ant m 1611.

legs swelled

RN The lady Courson pils splenet. ʒij ℈jß  duabꝯ vi{c}ibꝯ Sept 12. ♃ h. 10. 30 ant m 1611.

RN On Person of Sherington. a mayden light headed Octob. 1. ♂ h. 1. p: m: 1611. light headed

RN Elis Smith of litle houghton 5 quarters old picketh nose.

RN Mres leates child my Goddaughter iune 7. ♀ h 8 ant m 16i6

RN mres Edgerton 60 y Iuly 12 ♀ 16i6 troubled in mynd.

RN The lady Ventres Sara Warner susp

RN Goodwife Spencer of Hav^rshā 40 y Iuly 31. h {sic} hor 5. p m 1619

RN Grace Child wheath^r possest or a dissēbler wheath^r to be cured/

RN Elis Orpine of Hanslop 16|7| y mach {sic} 21. ♂ h. 1. 38 p m 1620

RN Elis Morgan 2 y of moulsoe sept 8 ☿ h. 2 p m 1619

hath \had/ the pox this fortnight all be come fouth {sic} but the throat is very sore cānot swallowe the eyes be swelled w^th it¹

RN May {sic} Iounson of Newport 25 the last daye in lent ♃ betwixt about 10 of the clock. did fall often tymes in y^e spring & for a moneth took her often boath spring & fall about the noone {sic} changing