Casebooks

RN Mary Robartꝭ of this towne 20^th march 31. ♂ h 3 p m 1618. faynt & ill

RN Goody Spufford being extrme {sic} faynt & desp sick sent for M^r Myles to come vp & to say service febr 4 ☿ h. 3. 40 \45/ p m 1624.

RN Andrewe foddy of Stony Stratford. 40 yeres. never maried. a glover. very sick & keepeth his bed sick this 5 or 6 days so faynte & feble about y^e harte. 27 Marcij die ♂ h. 2. 45. mi. p. m.

RN My Cosen Grace Richardson Aug 27 h {sic} hor 11. ant m 163i for a cōtinuall fayntnes & sicknes of the stomacke & as it weare for an Aguish disposition hath had two husb offred

RN Mres Sara very sick h. 1. 25 p m 1625 ready to swond

RN Th Burnell new mayed {sic} w^th in these 13 Days very sick & faynt Aug {sic} 25 y Aug 14 ♀ h. 8 ant m 1629 |of Thropson Rothersthrop|

RN Lawrenc Chamberlayne kinsmā to M^r Adams of Stachden 39 y Iune 7. h {sic} hor. 9. ant m 1617 /& Mr Adams him selfe.\

M^r Adams of Stachden well recovered but his mouth is very soare the skyn of his stomack is so hot faynt & sickly a bad stomack Iune 7 h {sic} hor 9 ant m 1617 desyrous of a cool{in}g syrope or other cōforta{ter}

RN Alce Dwyn \Puttiford|nte|/ of flitton. 47 y may. 7 ☾. h. 8. 2|3|0 ant m 16i0.

a great payne about her harte. & breaketh wynd ready to swound w^th it. / since christmas ill careth not for her busynes |troubled in mynd|

RN Randoll Eaton of great Stawton mynster. 66 y Iune 11. ☿ h: 1: 39 p m 1623

Iaundes faynt & weake. a weeke ill a very bad stomacke costive a red aguish

RN My Cozen Agnys Stock Septēb. 13. ♄ hor 7. 15. ant m 1606 |hart back very ill ready to swounde.| |newly maryed|

RN Iohn Rutland m|o|f Hav^rshā may 4. ☾. h. 9. 30 ant m 1629 /six weekes ill but a fortnight \more/ ill but excedding ill a weeke faynt weake cā not eate nor sleepe\

RN About 3 M^r Caroll came to me vttering his secreatꝭ

ever sinc mikle alhalloutyde y^t he bought a purchas neaver well but feeleth him selfe very faynt & drye & exceeding thirsty in his stomacke & mouth & on the end of his tongue./ & as he Drinketh maketh water continually after drinking |cānot follow any busynes./|

Costive onc in 2 or 3 days./

RN My Cosen Agnys Sandy for her infirmityes 22 y Apr 19 ☾ hor. 7. ant m 1602.

quærit causā of her sudden flushes shortwyndines fayntnes of stomacke & backe. throate ill y^t she cānot eate in the bottome of her belly wonderfully

RN Rich Kays of {sic}

Iohn vuedales wife of this towne brought a bed of a boy about 10. 30 ant m but \now/ growen very faynt & sick febr. 24 ♂ h. 2. 20 p m 1629¹

RN M^r Mauds of Byfild 55 \52/ y Novēb 28. ☾ h. 10. 45 ant m. 163i |octob 2. was 52 y| /the son of that towne.\

troubled w^th the stone in the kydneys in most vehement maner growen very weake & a fayntnes of the hart. |not at chuch {sic} 5 frydays|

hath taken pils & other physick frō other Doctos.

sickned weddens was a month.

Mres Walcot wrote to me in h{er}|is| behalfe |vncōfort & very weake.|

GJ Ioane Fisher of Stonystratford 23 y. Octob j. ♄ ho 1. 45 p m. 1603

A great payne in her backe

menses obstructi these 2 or 3 yeeres

Thomas Colyns a malsters mayde

Ill many tymes in her stomacke sometymes ready to swound

RN Elisabeth Saule 31 yeres her child a yere old. amisse 3 days. but grudging this fortnight very weake & faynte somewhat sanguine Apr. 5. die ♃. h. 10. 23. ant m. 1599.

RN Agnys Chibnell of Sherington 26. novēb. 8 die ♄ h 12. 30. p m lyeth in & was delivered about a moneth since sick this 6 weekes. very weake & faynt by fitts.

RN I came to the lady Tyrrels howse febr 21 ♃ h. 5. 30 p m 1611. |& then she was extreme sick feeble & faynt.|

RN Mres \Iane/ fisher of Bedford 36 y may 12 ☾ h. 1. p m 1617 |faynt shortwyded. ill afte meat stomacke heavy /leden.\ termes but few |a husking cough||