Casebooks

RW Ioane Parkinson of Pirton in Hartfordsheire. y. 20. d. ♂. h: 3. 30. p: m: Maij. 1^o. 1627. moopish this tweluemoneth, distracted of her witts: fell ill first vpon a beatinge by her dame: no sence or vnderstandinge at all, nor a word frō her can be gotten vnlesse they anger her, & then she bids a rat on them they trouble her. hath them well. eateth vnreasonably m^r Hamond wrote for her in her behalfe a lustie wench

Anne Knott of Holcott a widowe 46. y. Feb. 11. ♃. h. 4. p. m. 1630

Is light headed & talketh very idley sometimes rageth & raueth, hath beene soe eu^r since Saturday, since yesterday hath beene very ill. cannot sleepe¹

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.

RW M^ris: Anne Barker of Bar{illeg}|k|amsteede beyonde {Sen}ley. y. 26. d. ♀. h: 1. 30. p: m: Feb: 25. 1620. mente turbata: melancholica.

TG Mrs Mary Claton \16 y/ of moncksrisbor{ough} Martii 16 ♄ h. 6 p m. 1633.

distempered in her minde since yest{erday} hath beene mopish this 14night

RW M^ris Iane Parkins of Dunstable y. 26. d. ♀ h: 10 ant: m: Martij 10. 1620. much afflicted in bodie & minde: troubled with melancholie

GJ Frauncis Tomson \Miller/ of Lowton 48 y. Apr. 18 ☾ ho. 12 20 p. m. 1603

Light headed talkes Idly

GJ M^rs mary woodward of Easton Maudit 20 y. feb. 21 ♃ ho. 9: 45 a m. 1605

Taken w^th Desperate fittꝭ her first fitt began on tuesday last. tooke a conceit tly by hearing of m^r Isakꝭ daughters of Fensham who as they report are possessed, & tly ex impatientia amoris

GJ Colmans sonne of Fenystratford 17. y. Decemb. 29 ☿ ho. 2. p m. lyes speechles and hath done so these 3 dayes tooke him first in the head

E Martyn Daughter of Iohn Martyn of Rowsham 24. y. Apr. 8. ♃. h. 2. 1630¹

RW Hugh Quicke of Clifton r{a}{i}{g}nes came w^th his wife, who was much trou{ble}{d} in minde & often times tempted (shee sayd) w^th an e{u}ill spirite to doe her selfe a misc{h}eife./ shee suspected a man & his wife in that {to}{wne}./ & when she{illeg} came home from mee she{illeg} tould her neighbours that I shewed her that {monster} in a glasse. but shee lyed./ d. ♂ h: 10. ant: {m}: Feb: 21. 1615. they came vnto me./

U[1628–31] Sara Ireland of wooburne. y. 22. d ♄. Nouemb: 15 h: 10 30 ant: m: 1628. brought in bed about a moneth since. mopish. eateth little can not sleepe.

TG Ellen greene of Fen traiton in Cambridge sh. 34. y. Ap. 8 ♂ h. 9 am. 1634. troubled in minde haunted by an ill spirit, whom se {sic} saith he speaketh to her.

RW Iohn Coleman of Little Brickhill d. ♂ h: 10. ante m Martij. 14. 1620. hath not slept for 5 or 6 dayes: crazed in his brayne: troubled with melancholy

TG Alice Woo|d|hered RN \Woodward/ TG of Alsly \neere Cambrig{e}/ 53 y March 22 ♀ h. 5 30 p M.

troubled her in her minde cannot sleepe imagineth herselfe to be tempted by the de{vil}

GJ Robt Godfrey als Coo of Bedford 38 y Apr. 30. ♄ ho. 9. 15 a m. 1603

GJ Thomas Dearmore of Lowten 33 y. Octob. 7 ♀ ho 10. 10 a m. 1603. quærit^r vtꝝ evadet A lightnes in his head cannot sleepe. Talkes Idly

GJ Iohn Halfehead of Swallowfield 44 43 y. Octob. 17 ☾ ho 2. 45 p m. 1603¹

GJ Willm̄ Smith of Godmanchester 60 y. Iune 15 ♀ ho. 4. 15 p. m 1604

GJ Ric Gilpin of great wolson Sept. 15 ♄ ho. 1. 50 p. m. 1604

He sent his water w^ch was very red and thicke. lunatik.