Casebooks

RN a rising vp ready to choake her voydeth vp flegme & blood & swoundeth often sinc last night about nine & cānot speake feb 2. ☿ h. 9 p m 163i |body swelled| /speachles\ /An Impost feared\ |neav^r had child|

RN first taken Ap 26 h {sic} hor 10 30 ant m a lightnes of head tooke her first Ap 26 h 4. 3 h. 10. 30 ant m 1623.

a swȳming in her head makīg as if she were deafe a cold sweat & quivering

RN Iohn fisher a yere old borne on Barth eve was a twelfmonth being ☾. h. 10 30 at|p| m. 1626.

fell sick on thursday Last w^th strong fits swonding & putting out the tongue now the \violent/ fits gone hath a burning feaver

It fell sick sept 28 ♃ h. 12. 1626.

RN yest was month stretched out her hands cōpl of a lightnes in her head her eys {rune} & is sleepish

It tooke her sorely & had \a/ very greevous fit in the morning & so always in her bed h. 6. 30 in aurora martch 30 ☿ {sic} |march 29. ♂| h. 6. 30 ant m 163i

RN had yesterday night about 12. an extreme fit lost her sences & knew no body for an houre nor could not speake octob. 27. ♂ h. 12. p m 1618.

RN Mary Must taken w^th her swelling & swounding fits 25 Aug. 4 ☾ h. 12. 1623

RN March. 13. ♂ in y^e morning about 7 fell into a convulsive swonding fits & had 4 sore fits

RN Robart Pery of Hanslop. 24 y Aug 29 h {sic} hor. 10 15 ant m 1629 /mayed {sic} 4 y on child\

very shortwȳded yest had a cough & sinc 5 in the after had voyded by fits of cleere blood

Aug 28 ♀ h. 5. p m 1629

RN Mary taken Oliver taken first Octob 6. ☾ h. 9. 30 p m 1606. w^th a swōding & quaking \cānot sit vp/

Mary Oliver of Cotton end first taken going out into her yard to make wat^r Octob 6. ☾ h. 9. 30 p m 1606.

RN Iohn large 2 tyme taken Apr. 10 ♀ ♀ Ap 10. ♀ h. 3 p m 1607.

yesterday He swounded about 3 of the clocke as he was writing cometh w^th a quakinge.

had it nev^r before but these 2 tymes

RN {c}orrepta tremore et fere stupore. march. 26: ♀. h. 1. p m 1613.

RN his impost bake {sic} \in y^e morning/ may 23. ♂ h. 5 a{nt} m. 16i5 he scourth {sic} still.¹

RN he began to bleed Ap 10. ♀. ☾ in ♓ the son then being an houre high ♀ h. 6. ant m 1618 he did spit blood first & then voyded about 2 quartes. & mended & then yesterday about 4. & 30 m p m he blead about a 2 quartꝭ l {sic} always casting clottered blood & very black.

RN taken on Whitsonday & sinc cānot stand nor goe. taken betwixt 3 30 p m lame in the church

RN It tooke him first on sonday last w^th a trēbling all over. & tooke away the vse of his lyms & now his sences & all 25 ☉ h. 9. 30 ant m sodaynly taken 162i /will take nothing nor speak cānot keepe his water\

RN Alce farren was taken was taken {sic} w^th 2 strong fits may 17. \16/ ♃ h. 8. 45 p m 1622 & then cānot sit still. ready to swound

RN She was taken strangly & sodenly but more yesterday then before Iuly 24. ☿ h 4|5| \5/ p m 1622. at sermō tȳe w^th strāg convulsions taking away her speach. & vse of her armes & her belly Did burne & trēble & was & is ever mightely tormōted w^th sore tēptatiōs when she is most willing to serve god¹

RN Iohn King of great paxon 47 y Iuly 23. \♂/ he swounded in the morning about 5. 30 ant m 1622. & 24 ☿ was speachles

RN Decēb 22. ☉ h. 2. 40|5| p m 1622 swounded & fomed & his mouth Drawen backward. & at night had another fit & this swounded 4 tymes yesterd daye

RN Mres Mary Ordway taken yesterday March 21. ♀ h. 3. p m 1623. w^th a cold {swoō}ny sweate