Casebooks

RN Rich: Lucas of G Nortot a yeomans sonne 30 27 of Ap 27. 1595. about 12. ☉ at noone sent march. 3. ☿ h. 5. 39 p m. 1624. /mayed {sic} 2 yeres. on child a twelfmoth {sic} old\

3 quart of a yere ill in his head mynd braye {sic} & head troubled mopish & fe{l} careles of his busynes. |Worst at the full of y^e moone 3 days before or after/|

boath the fathers obst{in}at of & on in y^ere maage {sic} pater sine cōsensu. et vxor cū Consensu sed nō filius wheath^r they should bring him heather.

TG {Mr} Robert Langfield 14 y {Decem}br. 11 ♂ h. 3. p m. 1632. {Mel}ancholia affectꝯ præter morem tristatur et de salute dubitare et desperare præsumit, jnitium morbi fuit die ♄ 8 Decembr ante viduum.

RN Williā Palmer bereaved of his sences sometimes {t}alketh well & discreetely sometimes very f vainly & foolishly: vseth to lie a bed for the space of a moneth of 26 yeres of Grounden. h {sic} a batchelor this 2 yeres. he gave his word for xx^li & Driven to pay it some suppose this to have crased his minde. Ap. 2i. die ♄ h. 4. 20. mi p m. 1599.

RN William’ Seabrook of Walton 40: zelotipia laborat. M^r Harvy of Crowly requestet|d| me to doe him good as touching his hearing. {v}d {ʒ}.  zelotip. phrenesi laborat: et vxorē p{uni}t.

U[1611–2] May. 14^th ♂ ho. 4^ta. 40. p. m. 1611.

Io: Nichols of Kimolton was here before April. 3. \1611./& had a vomit w^ch wrought wel a phrensy & lightnes in his head. /ætat. 50.\

RN M^r Robert Basket of Divelish: in Dorcet sheere 2 3|4| {sic} |24|. y. octob: 9. ♂ h. 3. 30 p m. 1627 |M^r of artꝭ|

satt was senet grew out of the way. but on sonday sonewhat {sic} outragious. /given to stilling & chimicall distill.\

his mother sent to her sister have my

sine consensu

very religious sober & studious¹

RN M^r Georg Franklin for his brother M^r Iohn mopish & idle headed Decēb 17 ☿ h. 11. 20 ant m 1628 /M^r Iohn franklin idle headed & mopish & sottish 26 y\ /sine consensu of Mavorne\

TG William Brocke of Buckenell 40 y. Mart. 2 ☿ h. 1 p M. 1634 Somnia turbulenta et animi deliquia.

RN Iohn Marshe of Barnet 50 y. distempered in mind ob {l} {sic} veneficiū. et {vutpō} immisse in domū eius. feb. 18 die ☾ h. 8. ant m. 1600. filius  patre /Lunatice\

RN M^r kinge m^r whaly & the rest of the lecturers of Toceter sente vnto me that I would come over to see M^r Iansone a minister y^t is {sic} lyeth as it were in a despayre & cannot be comforted. by a letter Octob. 10 die ♄ hor. 6. 30 p m. 160i quæro vtru sit pos morbꝯ eius sit curabilis nec ne. freneticꝯ. desperabundus.

RN I came to M^r Potkins of lilly by the how 62 y feb. 4. ♂ h. 10. 15 ant m. 1606 |vxor  marito sine consensu./|¹²

RN Andrew Hill of Hardnā 26 ♀ Iune 17. ♀. h. 11. 20 ant m. 1631.

neyther wit nor meanes

fell ill in 30 of may wits & mynd troubled Is watched.

ready to mischance his mother him selfe day was so & did so & night |frater  fratre sine cōsensu|

RN servꝯ M^ri Tyringami ad me venit consolationis causa maij 12 die ☾ h. 6 15 ant m 1600¹

RN Fr: Gadstone 1597 Martij 19 \18./ die ♀ h 8. 5. m. 18 mi. ant merid incidit in phrenesin. venit ad me quærens morbū qui paulo post ximo die incidit in phrenesin quæ indies crevit et in mortis periculū coniecit.

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 Iohn Cox of Pitchcock\cot/ {sic} 23 y a batcheler m may 31. ☿. h. 3. p. m. 1626

a husband man

mopish & sottish Iohn Cox vide may 24.

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 father for his wild sone Dwelling w^thin 2 c|m|yles of M^r Iohn Palmer Ap. 20. ♂ \☾/ h. Ap 19. h. 6 40. p m 1630 /sine cons\¹

RN M^r Will: Davys of great Milton 28. y Ap 5 ♀. h. 8. 20 ant m 1633.

mayed {sic} 5 y hath a daughter 4 y him selfe a goodly  tale mā. will sometyms be very froward & somewhat furious |sine consens:| /hath bene great swagg & drinker\ /5. yers ill\

TG Mr N standish of Highwicken parish 21. y Maji 14 ♂ h. 7. 30 p M. 1633. /lightheaded, melancolick, cannot sleepe, wich he thincketh to doe him the most hurte\