Casebooks

RN {m}athy Hall 9 of newport 7 y.

ma{illeg}|t|hie Hall of newp 7 y the thursd after miklemas day Iuly. 24 h {sic} hor. 10. 25 ant m 1619. sick since tuesday every day & at all tymes it screameth & scratcheth & Did cast exceedingly for a day & it ceased & now doth vomyt like blood & water & is full of y^e purples. /

RN Mathew Tedder of Newport at {M} 22^th of March next following {sic} of 39 at 22^th of March next following hath had a Disease following him any time this twellyeres. 9. 45|9| ant m Aug. 28 die ☾ h. 9. 45. {sic} 1598. he hath the rūning of the reanes w^c weakneth him so sore that he can scarce stand. his bac{k} exceeding ill. mutch troubled w^th it for this halfe yere.

RN Susan Blundell 1597. feb. 12 die ♄. h in med. noct. 12. 30. m. was evilly handled of her disease. & it first toke her. in the night ready to choake her. /she became as a naturall chaingling. before she dyed & died in y^t sort\¹

RN nary {sic} farnell  morbo. 1597 Aug. 18. a mead of 18. h die ♃. h 6^ta – 18. m. post merid: a meaden of 18 yeres of age.¹

RN Mres Lawrenc of Luton Decēb. 26 ♃ h. 3. 15. p m. 1605.¹

RN Rich Perry of haversham. 24 hath a spice of the apoplexie. Apr. 3 die ♃ h. 7. |15| ant 1600. he had his d{ro}|is|ease last night aft^r 12 of the clock in his bed.

RN George Shurdley of haversham 25 yeres old fell sick vppon friday night. v at 8 at night but afterwards grue sicke that night sent to me this i of Octob. 1. die ☉ h. 7. 39. m. ant m. of a high colour & complexion his moth^r feareth a plurisie he is extreeme sicke. 1598. in all his body sick & lims extreeme hot & yet not Drye

RN Thomas Whitson of Shenly 50 yeres sick ever sinc yes tuesday last quærit burneth exceedethly exceedingly & his disease is stronger at some times then othr {sic}. die Octob. 4. die ☿. h. 7. 43|4|. 1598. the newe Disease y^t towne hath bene troubled mutch w^th y^t disease

RN Rich Na fell sick at Wrest Martch 26. ☉ h. 9. 30 \10/ p m. 1615 colerica passione

RN Williā Bodington of Turvey. 36 y Aug. 27. h {sic} hor. 2 p m 1614 /new ague desperate sick\

RN Mres Ruly  filia q^æ valde egrotabat in a hot ague vomiteth mutch mutch fleume & corrupt matter & hath many sharpe stitches. Aprill 12 die ☿. h. 1. 45|0| m. post merid.. her child continued many weekes sicke. 6 or 7 wekes at lenght was well.

RN Goodmā Blundell sent againe novemb 25 ♀ hor 5 p m. 1603 for a squirte¹

RN Mres Price of Clyfton sent for me to come to her. being sick of an \burninge/ ague Decemb. 20. ☾ hor. 8. ant m. 1602.

RN My lady Dormer wrot{e} t{o} me that I would come to a sister in a {sic} law of he{rs} the lady Constable {illeg}|th|a{t} is at her house sick of an Ague this 4 days 46 y Ian. 7. ♃ h. 2. p m 1607 /shee sent her wat^r & intreated me to come\

RN Mres Maunsell for her child 19 y next sondaye march 24. ♀ h. 5. 25. ant m 1609 /quærit vtrū sick plague\ /mater  filia Haselwood sine consensu./\

RN M^r Cob \of Souldrop./ him selfe sick 38 y may 2 h. 9. 20 ant m. 1622¹

RN M^r Neale mres formās Husb. 30 y Ap. 21. ☿. h. 8 20 p m. 1613.

extreme sick in his ague. mutch troubled w^th cold. /she sent me a peece of Sattyn.\

RN M^r Iohn Stafford fell first sick Octob 28. ♃ h 9. ant m. 1602. /then it began to have the pox.\

RN |the lady Penelope sent her water| The ladye Penelope sent her water. may 14 ♂ h. 5. p m 1633

was mended god be thanked

The Lady Penelope Naper at luton. sick of an Ague sinc satterday. & hath eaten litle may 14. ♂ h. 5. 15 ant m 1633.

she mended p^rsently w^th y^t

RN Bridget Emmerson of Cosgrave. 19. y. |M Whaly| Iune 19. ☉ hor. 1. 3|4|6. p m 1603. extreme sick right syde |plurisye.| /19 y.\¹