Casebooks

RN Goody Write of Stonystratford 29 y abortū patiebat^r Aug. 25. ☉ h. 7. 30 ant m 1622

RN S^r Thomas Mydletons daughter broght a bed w^thout mydwife or helpe of women novēb 5|4| ♃ |☿| h. 1. p m 13 p. m. 1629

RN a womā of Toceter for the fluv. sang the reds y^t cannot be stayd

a Tode hanged about her

RN Elis Blea of this towne 24 y may 25. h {sic} hor. 8. 20|5|. ant m. 1622. /vomyteth blood teres {sic} stopt\

RN I went in a coach to M^r Anth Tyringhā of Emmerton to his wife y^t lyeth in & to his sister in lawe Mres Gyll y^t feareth a Cōsumpt Sept 30 ♂ I came thither a h. 12. at noone 1628.

RN Mres Leate Aug 22 ♃ desyreth to know wheath^r best for Mres Harvey to goe as she desyreth into the country to her husb h|♃| h 5 45 p m 1622

& also \desyreth a note/ {illeg}|th|e confect of her pils termes stopt.

terms stopt

RW Anne Bell of Hartwell. y 25. d. ☿. h: 9. 50. ant: m: Sept: 14. 1625 non habuit menses  4 hebdomadas. pectore, tergo{q{’}} gra{u}ata. virgo vt ait

RW Ioyce Louet of stonystratford y. 27. d. ☾ h: 3. 12. p: m. Feb: 28. 1620. A soare legge ij yeares. hath not had them but once since Michaelmas.

RW Mary Wast of Kettering \Broughton/ y. 20. d. ♃ h: 10. 10. ant: m: Martij 16. 1620. Epilepsia. fell iij tymes. hath them not well. feeleth a singing in h{is}|er| heade, & then falleth

RN my mayd An Burges termes stopt belly stomak Iuly 19 ♃ h. 9. ant m 162i

RN The Lady Longeville new come to Billen about on weddensday last sent h a letter to me Iuly 26 ♀. h. 2. p m 1622

how her courses be broken downe & y^t her hedach is nothing so bad as it was wont.

RN A womā of Stratford broght a litle child a v {sic} xj weeks old would sucke other bodyes teates but not hers very vnquiet & crying. hath a great cold Aug 11. ☉ h. 1. \25/ p m. 1622¹

RN Goody Holmā of newport 28 y feb 15 ♂ h. 10. 30 ant m. 1625

a thick white water./

mother broght a bed next thursday a fort{y}|g|t {sic} hath child but ever the {sic} dye and after they be borne they dye sore at a qu halfe a yere some a quater {sic} & some a month her selfe is well

but hath on child y^t liveth w^ch another womā did suckell but those y^t she suckleth doe all dye this Child is all over yellow as if it had the Iades {sic}

the vyne {sic} scladeth the child

would know wheath^r good to suckle {l}|o|r to put it out.

RW Mary Allen of Hardmead. y. 25. d. ♄ h: 11. ant: m: Feb: 26. 1620. griped & pulled about her stomacke: hath not had them neuer since before Christmasse. ill aboue a weeke. full in her stomacke & hath no appetite

RW M^r Willoughby of Droitwich for his Neece who is troubled w^th a rheme in her eies, & vseth to weepe much: hee is desirous to haue p|a| receipte for pills ad fortiter uocanda menstrua. shee is about 16 or 17 yeares olde.

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

RN M{^res} Lawrenc Decēb. 15 ♀ h. 10. 45 ant m 1620 for her paynfull sore broken Leg y^t rūneth & the whitꝭ cānot rest /no tens {sic} a yere & a halfe.\

RW Martha {Binion} of wooulson. y. 22. d. ☾ h. 9. 40 ant: m: Ian: 15. 1621. shortwinded: legs swelled yet not broken. payned sometimes in her backe & belly. hath them not sinc harvest.

RW Anne Warr of stony stratford y. 46. d. ♂ h: 9. ant: m: Feb. 29 1620. a weake pale water. & windie: a weake stomacke: swelled in her face & head: if shee sitteth vp her feete swell also: desireth to drinke eateth nothinge but broth: & {illeg}|v|seth to sucke her water lettinge none of the substance to goe downe. troubled also with the whites too much: Gonorrhea. hath them too much