Casebooks

RN An Parkins of Stony stratford 37 y Iuly. 7. ♂ h. 10 30 ant m 1618. sucketh a child. 3. quatres {sic} neav^r well sinc she was brought a bed weake & feeble cā eate litle. scoureth mutch. is very lame

RN M^res Throlop. 30 y Ap 2. ☾ h 7. 15 p m 1627 sent her water \she swounded last night & was dead/

RN Elisabeth Saule 31 yeres her child a yere old. amisse 3 days. but grudging this fortnight very weake & faynte somewhat sanguine Apr. 5. die ♃. h. 10. 23. ant m. 1599.

RN Mres Elizabeth Hale of Hexton 38 \37/ y febr 23 ♀ h. 3. 45 p m 16i6 extreme feeble & weak & cānot goe.

RN M^r \mathias/ Conye of neup |32 y| march. 26 ♂ h. 5 \30/ p {m} 1622. a fayntnes in his body.

RN Agnys Richadson of newp 36 y octob 16 ♃ h. 10 30 ant m 1623 |head light|

RN Alce Hall of Stonystratford 36. a maried woman. 10 y nev^r had child. feb. 17 die ♂ hor 3. 20|6| p m. 160i payned about her harte backe & armes./we{a}ke & faynt\

RN Ione Denby of Edgborough 31 y may. 19 ☾ h. 9. 10. ant m. 1617. |a weake backe & body|

RN Elisabeth Purden of puddington 36 y. sicke hath had her sicknes to mitch {sic}. faynt & feeble. y^t w^ch cōmeth frō her very blacke flowers wat^r to muth {sic} thin coloured. paynd head & sydes & hath menses immodices/

RN Anth. Pilgr{one} of Bozeat 31 y Ap. 25 ☾ h. 12. 1625 in his lims & ioynts head & a drye cough & faynt sweate.

RN Isbell Butterfeld of Saveford. 33: her yongest 2 yeres old. for a payne in the pit of her belly & backe but most in her belly came her selfe. May 9. die ☿. h. 12. 1599. faynt & feeble. ever sinc our lady Day knoweth not wheath^r w^th Child or noe.

RN Rich: Turvy of Olny 36 y. maryed martij 8. ♀. h. 12. 30 p m 1605.¹

RN Mres \Mary/ Shurly sent her letter to me touching her sicknes & swounding sept 9. ♃ h. 7 ant m 1630 |of Brayles|

RN my lady came \Maunsell/ showed me her wat^r Ian 24 ♀ h 10. 30 ant m. 1606. who was at my lady Chaynes howse at Drayton 35 y. a long visage leane & yellowish full of melanch. long sick & casteth every foote mutch reds. &|w|^ch trouble her mutch. & cōtinew long also whitꝭ but the {sic} weaken not yet have cōtinewed longe w^ch come 3 days before the red. casteth mutch faynt & feeble mutch wynd costive /Lady Maunsell. 35 y.\

RN M^r \Adam/ fulwood of Norton 33. y. feb. 13. ♃ h. 10. 20 ant m 1617. /a batcheler.\ |a lingring Disease y^t hath kept him longe weake.|

RN Temperanc Negous \of Dunton in Bedfordsheere/ 30 y Ap 27 ♂ h. 9. 3{8} ant m 1619

thursd next a m{oneth} brought a bed & is full of mela{nch} despayring & off{ering} to drown her selfe was so a y{ere} sinc & mended {w^th} y^t I sent her gods name be p{raysed} for it

faynt & weake

cōpl of her belly {& a} gryping

Doubteth of gods g{race}

Temperanc Negous of Dunton by Bedford 30 y Ap 27 ♂ h. 9. 39 ant m 1619

RN Goody Burges of Broughton 30 y. Iune 11 ♀ h 7. ant m 1619 |a very feeble sick creatue {sic}|

RN Mres Iane Bullock at Mres Kirckland 33 y march. Ap. 1. ♄ 6. 25. ant m 1626 |sub to y^e mother hed light|

RN Arthur Smithe of Woulverton. 36. payned in the bodye nowe & lims & knees. & hath a great hote stomack and mutch bounde. arms this 7 yeres & hath spent mutch monye. faynt & feeble. maij 1. die ♂ h. 9. {illeg}|3|0. ant m. 1599.

RN An freemā of woodstock. 35 y Aug 5. ☉ h 8 ant m. 1632 vtrū gravida vertig patit^r /now very well & so is by fits\ /the womā p^rsent\