Casebooks

RN {Ia}ne Browne of Adington {2}9. y christ Iuly \Iune Iuly/ 20. 1595. sent to me Iuly Iune 30 ☿ h. 9. 20 ant m 1624 /neaver had child.\¹

Iane Browne of Adin{gton} 29. y. Iune 30 ☿ h 19. 20 a{nt} m. 1624. paraliticall tormented w^th heate & a burning payne in her belly & shooting into her legs & belly hath no vse of her lims cā not stand nor goe /sweateth mutch.\

RN An Clarke of Adstock 67 y decēb. 5 ☉ h. 3 p m. 1624 a wedd next at night 5 weekes Dreamed in the night & was at her waking in a trance her {illeg}|s|ight & sences fayling her & is redy to sink away sodenly by fits in her sight & sences & swȳing of her brayne offreth to cast & to goe to stoole but cānot

RN Mres Katherin Coapley of Hartwell came w^th Mres Cooke a nurce to her owne child. 28 y Iuly 27. ♂ h. 4 p. m. 1624

RN Mres An Higham of London Mres Hackets Daughter Septēb 6. ☾ h 4. p m 1624 /had the smale pox halfe a yere since./\

Old Mres Hacket of NorthCrowly came to see me sept: 6 ☾ h. 2 45 p m. 1624 w^th her daught^r Mres Highā

RN Mres Alce fox of Kempson 18. y. octob 22. ♀ h. 12. 30 p m 1624

RN M|Th|e {sic} The lady Dimock of th by Charing Crosse Iuly 29 ♃ h. 6 30 p m 1624

Is faynt w^th purging & y^t w^ch cometh is as black as Inke cr|w|onderfully suaded that I shall doe her good craveth ny {sic} prayers & astrolog observ in the giving of my physick |feeleth my elect over hot|

RN {Mres} {illeg} {An} {A}rpe 16 y old. octob 4^th ☉ in y^e morning. h. 9. ant m. 1607. /{he}d aketh & a noyse {in} her hea ears\ /somewhat deafe in boath eares of long continuance\

RN {m}y Lady Dimocke came {to} me at my lady Ienins house at the strand for {m}y counsell for her long & strang sicknes after sond\r/ye medsons taken by the most {s}kilfull Doctors & yet cā fynd no remedie/ Iune at Charing Crosse 38 y. Iune 20. ☉ h. 4 20 p. m. 1624. |Came her selfe to me|

At S {sic} This day I dyned w^th my Cosen Tyrlingten at his howse & at my ladies at sup where I lay I /tale & leane\

RN Mres Eliz. Stanton 70 y of Stooke Hamon Iuly 12 ☾ h. 2. {illeg}|p| m 1624.

quærit vtrū tending to a cōsuption {sic} very feeble & weake paynd frō the right syde w^th a gryping gnawing frō the right syde downe to the flanke 3 or 4 y

RN Iane Hopkins of Silson \a mayden/ 30 y novēb: 26 ♀ h. 2. 30 p m 1624 |head & backe 6 days| /{kep}t her bed 7 days Dangerous sick\

RN Mres fowler of Hardmead 46 y novēb. 13 h {sic} hor. 11. 15 ant m 1624 mynd troubled

craveth o^r prayers

RN The lady power of Beverley 50 y. ☿ h. 4. 30 p m 1624

fell sick yes {sic} of a great stitch fear a plurisy.

sent for me to come to thē.

RN Goody Cockens wife of Newp Sick this fortnight of the new ague being great w^th child is suaded that if she might be let blood she should doe well & mend Sept 18 ♄ hor 8 40 ant m. 1624

RN Mary Davyes nata Ian 23 ♀ \1509. 1595/ h. 6. 30 ant m sent to me octob 6 ☿ h. 3. 15 p m. 1624 to know wheather her of what her grate be \is/ caused her belly belly exceeding great yet as she thinketh not w^th child

RN ill sinc satterday last was senet octob 2. h. 7. \30/ p m 1624 |about satt was senet was very mery & afterward grew very sick & was ready to swound & did swound|

RN Mres Hedghis before Mres Palmer of Amptyll her husb: is steward of the honour of Amptill 5|4|5. y. Decēb^r 4. h {sic} hor 11. 30 ant m 1624

RN Alce Whitebread. of Steppinglye 35 y Iuly 5 ☾ h. 4. 20 p m 1624. /a greevous cold taken in breeding a noice in her head head gydye\

RN Luce Russle of Rudgden 10 y Iuly 6 ♂ h 12 1. p m 1624 sent her water yellow & thick

RN Marg. Wastye of Sutton \of the parish of Staunton Harkcood/ by Oxford 27 y Iuly 7 ☿ h. 8. 30 ant m was very ill Iuly 5 being Monday

RN Marg. Wastie /27 y\ of Sutton 5 nyles {sic} beyond Oxford Aug 11 ☿ 6. 30 p m 16{24}