Casebooks

RN M^r Rich Garbrend of Oxford bookbynder demanded of mee in Oxford the cause & originall of his infirmitye¹

Rich. Garbrend of Oxford Iuly {illeg}. the first die ☿ hor. 8. 15 ant m. 160i.  morbo.

SF The 28 of octob. 1596 ♃ p m^r at j vtrū sit malū versus me nec non su v^rba skipwich to willm’ my man /tirba {sic}\

RN Alce An my servant meade  morbo march. 12. ☾ h. 6. 45 ant m 1610 her selfe in p^rsenc

SF Amo {sic} 1596 the 10 December ♃ p m’ ♀ An’ m’ at |30 p 7|

At this tym’ I went forth to the Q atturny. and he Discharged me deo gras

RN M^r Rich: Barckley of {illeg}|S|toke Gifford 50 y febr 27. ♀. h. 12 {sic} 1. 20 p m 1625|4| offred me freely and franckly the benefice y^t he bestowed on Doctor Chitweene {l}|D|eane of Bristow lately deceased he dyed a sondaye was senet./

U[1622–4] H. 1. 45. p. m

M^r Rich: Berkely: of Stoake Gifford 23. Feb. 1624.

post obitum Doctoris Cheett-weene: Deane of Bristow

RN Mres Iackmā of Wing the sollicitors wife sept 3 Sept 1. ♂ h. 4 \25/ p m. 1618. I came to her at this tyme & conferred w^th her. /quærit an sit gravida\

RN M^r Iohn Wild \y^t maryed M^r Leates Daughter/ natus 1581 |of London marchant.| sept 18. ☾ h. 7. 30 p m 158i

RN Isbell Gravestocke in p^rsenc quærit^r {et} {sic} Iuly. 16. ♂ h. 9. ant m. 1605. |vtrū intentionē habuit malefaciendi et occidendi wheath^r shee cōpounded w^th the old women to bewitch her child.|¹

RN Ian. 30 ☉ hor 4. 30. p m 1603. ☾ sep a ⚹ ♄ ap ☌ ☿. I was entreated by M^r Androwes of lathburye to write to my broth^r Kimpton in y^e behalfe of his bayly y^t maried goody Bans of Newport god speede it well. & I did write.

RN Edward Water \of Hatfild/ a glayer\syer/ {sic} to the Earle of Salesbury his wife there nurce vtrū recuperabit salutē 30 y. mayed {sic} 7 {sic} \5/ y Aug 10 ☾ h. 6. 20 p m 1629 /was p^rsent\

SF M^r Randol son of S^t Andrues hubbard 1600 the 4 of march {sic} ♀ post m’ at 40 p 3 Diz prima questo at w^c tym he sent for me first Diz

SF Questo 1596. 5 of Septmb ☉ An’ m’ at 20 p 10 vtrm {sic} Katherī Allison sit fidelis mihi et m^ra sua n^c nō et vtrum cōsortiū het cū mro

RN Anna serv et ego m^r exercebamus int^r nos asperas quasdā obiurgationes Iune 22 h {sic} hor 8 ant m 1633

SF To knowe what is becom of one that is sent forth in A messag or About Any busines in the Towne or nere hand. vtrū Capietur necnon

A Certain man being in som’ troble sent his seruante out aboute busines Among his enimies & his seruante Retorned not by the tyme Apointed and he was in doubte they had taken his seruant and imprisoned him. for he sent him to his house priuily And because he cam not. he sent Another the nexte morninge After him to see. And he alsoe Retorned not by his Apointed tym’ nor Longe After w^ch gaue him greter doubte. wher vpon he made this question. To knowe wher his man were taken and Imprisoned or noe or wher he was And what was alsoe becom of the other messange^r {sic} that he sent after him/ 1596 the 24 nouemb ☿ Ante m’ at 8. & wher ther were Any troble towardꝭ him self or noe¹

SF Amo {sic} 1596 the 23 of Nouemb ♂ An’ m’ at 10/ wher Sefton will Areste my Man or no my man mad the question and my self |w{illeg} vpō| {illeg} wo{illeg}

SF 1596 the 24 nouemb ☿ an’ m’ at 8. vtrū wilmꝯ sit incarcertꝯ & wher Robart is he taryeth so Long & what troble ther is towardꝭ me

SF Vtrnn {sic} aliqd malū me incurrit su v^rba que Iohn’ howe Dixit seruo meo De eo qui fecit inquisiō  me 1596 the 30 nou’ p m’ at 3|4|0 p j

SF Wher the Dean of westm’ster vult obire mortem 1601 the 17 of Iun ☿ p m’ at 45 p j

SF Anno 1596 the xj of Decemb/ ♄ p m’ at 2/ Sefton cam’ M^r Atturneis man for me to com before him on ☾ Dai folowing quid inde sequitr {sic}

RN my man will Gadston Wente to London Decēb 7 ☾ h. 5. p|a|nt m 1629 ☾ sep ab ☍ ♂. ap □ ♄ I sent a lett^r to him that monday

And he came home & could not meete him nor see him but left his lett^r w^th Thomas Reeve to Deliver it & to le{illeg} require an Answere but my mā retuned {sic} Decēb 10 ♃ h 1. 30 p m 1629 ☾ sep a △ ♄ ap □ ☿