Casebooks

RN Henry Spicer of fa{n}y{illeg} 42 y. sept 30 h {sic} {illeg} p m. 1626

faynt & feeble

was p^rsent

RN The Lady Pænystone of {sic} Ian 27 ♀ h. 12. 30 p m 1615.

sent her water is still weake.

RN Temperanc Turvy {St}|{o}|f Stoake Hamon 26 y \Iune 29 ♄/ h {sic} hor 8 ant {m} 16i6.

first begā to be ligh{t} headed /is brought abed.\¹

at this tyme bec{ame} lightheaded.

RN Mres Woods {wecke} his wife 60 y Ian 16 ♀ h. 12 1624

a white

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 An Barker of Bedford the scholemast^rs wife August 25 ♃ hor 12 1603. 25 yeres¹²

GJ Dorothy Piggott of Lenborough 22 y. almost a yeere maried Faynt and weake a payne in her backe and rising in her stomack

quærit vtꝝ sit gravida

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

RN Winkles Child of Gorefild borne m 21. of septemb. ♃ h. 8 p m 1610 1609. & epilepsye. mightely troubled w^th swo{un}ding¹

RN Mary \marg:/ Carter of Stawton may 31. h {sic} hor. 12. 1617 light headed.

RN Mres Doro {sic} Dorothie was baptized 7 of Iuly 1613 19 y old sent novēb 2 h {sic} hor 12 1633 /a maryed womā 3 y. neaver had child. her husb: hath a dropsy she looketh well & hath a good coulor.\

M^r Thomas Norwoods Daughter in law of wythybrooke octob. 31 hath taken a course of physick vnder an Apothecary in Coventry alnost {sic} a yere & is no way mended but weaker

her stomack almost quite gone & wanteth sleepe

hath often vomyted blood but more of late & cōmonly after meate hath a stupidity & lightnes of head her stomack always payned w^th an Inward soarenes w^ch payne doth now descend vnto the back, hyps, thighs, & legs w^th an extraordinary swelling. begyning \taking his begȳing/ at the chest

Martha Wakelyn of Croaton. 27. y. Decemb. 28. ♄. h. 12. mer. 1633

Is very weake can eate litle,

RN Alce Richardson of newp mayed {sic} ill sinc sonday was senet apt to swound her husb is gone & cōmeth A {sic} may. 0 10 ♂ h. 12 163i \mutch greefe/

RN Old M^r Poutnye 65 y Ian 19 ♃ hor 11. 50 ant m 1604. h. 12. swoundeth costive fleme

RN Goody Rive of our towne. 45. y. Septemb. 15 ☿ hor. 12. 45 m ant {sic} m \p m/ 1602. sent for me in her extreeme fits of swounding & gryping about the harte.

RN Rich Sharpe of Raunson 50 y. Novēb. 18 h {sic} hor 12. 15 p m 1609

his vomyt wrought slowly {illeg} taking cold drīke. & now scoureth & is growen extreme weake./

RN tooke a fall march 7 ♃ h 9. 45 ant m 162i very faynt & ready to swond. a greevous payne all over.

RN The Lady Nydleton {sic} sickly. subiect to cholick & Iandis & hath not her sicknes kindly a weake back octob 8 ☿ h. 12 1628.

RN Margaret Tarelton \Thorne/ the wife of Will Tarelton a tealer \of Newport./ 40 yeres old 16 yeres maried sick & hath had her disease growing vppon her this 12 monets {sic} & better quærit novemb. it taketh her every foote. Novemb. 13 die ☾. h. 12. 6. mi 1598. shee was so weak shee could not come but sent her servant mead it ariseth from her hart vpward to her throot ready to stop her winde

RN Mres Elisabeth. Banyster the daughter of S^r Rob. Banyster 2|3|0\1./ y march. 20 ☿ h. 12. 39. p m 1622 |a very leane melanch. gentlewomā| |costive cōmonly. head ach.| |head weake spl: ready to vnclose & cānot sleepe worst at night w^th raging payne w^th a shooting & dra{w} in her eyes/|