Casebooks

RN The old Lady Andersen 70 y |almost 80 y.| Ian. 6 ☾ h. 4. 40 p m 1623

stopped w^th a great cold about 3 weekes a tickling cough.

for the old lady Andersen 80 y Ian 6 ☾ h. 5 p m 1623

an ague an {sic} a cold.

RN Th. Deniell of Whaddon 23. y may. 9 ☿ h. 7 38 ant m 162i

nev^r had vomyt nor purg y^t wouldworke very short wȳnded wheeseth mightely heaven a dropsy cānot make water.

RN Anne Gale of Goldington octob: 19. ☿. h. 1. 45. p. m 1625

hath had great losse by beasts. her carte horses

a boy of hers 11. y. ill by a bruse an ague his speach & sences.

RN Iohn Nuemā of Bedford. 22 y a batch. sept 4 ♂ h. 2. p m. 162i feareth a cōsumpton a great could & a cough.

RN M^r Kilpyne of Woulson May 10 h {sic} hor 6 30 ant m 1623. stuffed w^th a great cold & cough.

RN Th. wats a yer old feb 6 ♂ h 8 ant m 1627

This child had 3 fits febr 6. ♂. h. 8 ant m 1627/3 fits this day\¹

RN M^r Cave of Leycester 4 38. y. May 2. h {sic} hor 4. 30 m {sic} p m 1629 |mayed {sic} 13 y 4 child. youngest 3. y.|

M^r Cave of Leycester 38. y. May 2. h {sic} hor 4. 30 p m 1629 had a palsy & the Iliaca Convulsions

RN Iohn Abbots of Lechāsteede 48 y Iuly 30 h {sic} hor 7. 15 ant m 1625 fell sick Iuly 21 ♃ tooke a cold now sweateth cānot eate. nor slepe new ague

RN Alce Knight vtrū her swelling the kings evill {illeg} 26 y ma\r/ch 19 {sic} ☿ h 1. 30 p m 1629

mayed {sic} 6 yeres.

a litle knob vnder her chin

Kings evill.

RN I receaved a letter frō S^r Th. Mydleton & the lady Earsfild & old S^r Rob Napeir feb {illeg} 27. ☾ h 7. 3|4|0. p m. 1625|6| frō S^r Rob touching Rich busynes y^t he would goe to London & see what he can doe w^th the Archebishop.

2. frō S^r Th nydleton & the lady Earfild touching the lady Midletons conv{ul}sive c{illeg}|rā|ping cholick |feb: 27. ☾ h. 7. 20 p m 1626|¹

cōmendeth her pils best.

RN Thomas Kirke of Hackleton⸫ 60. y march 21. ☿ h 4. p m: 1627. cholick & stone costive.

RN Rich: Toms of Potters Perrye 6 5 63 y Sept 27. ♃ h 9. 20 ant m. 1627

sick a week. sept 2i ♀ now malig cast & goeth to stoole very nutch {sic}

And his first exceding hot & then cold¹

His wife sickned at the same tyme 50. new ague casteth & goeth to stoole but nothing so mutch as her hub|s|b. but casteth more

RN Will fountayne of litlington {illeg}|5|4 y. Iune 22 h {sic} hor. 11|2|. p m. 1622 hed ach Iellowe Iandis.

a cough

RN Mres Catesbie of Hardemeade 45|0| y May 27 ♀ h. 4. p m. 1625.

hath had no purples

cōpl of a cōtinuall feaver & a loatsome ill savour ceding out of her stomack into her mouth after her cold & burning fits are over her is stomake is soe weak y^t she cānot take any meatꝭ

would know wheath^r she shall have the purples

RW Richard Brice of Hartwell. y 46. d. ♃ h. 1. 10. p: m: Martij 2. 1620. a tertian. now hot then cold. /swetteth much. vrina {illeg} rufa.\

RW M^r Hillersden of Ampthill \little/ parke. d. ☿ h: 0. 20. p: m: Martij. 8. 1620. A putrid quotidian: sometimes hot & sometimes cold: eateth little.

RN S^r Will. Androws the younger for his son litle child & Infant y^t hath an ague & 3 fits Ian. 24. ☿ h. 11. 3|4|0 ant m 162i.

RN Francis Stafford of Lankeshere now lyeth at Stony stratford 15 y Ian 27. h {sic} hor 2. 30 p m 1621. /grene sicknes shortwȳded\

RN Robart Harvy of north Crowly. 54 y sept. 2{2} h {sic}: h. 9. 30 ant m 16{2i} /a quartyne ague full of wynd cānot endure cold\

RN M^r Chapmā of Willing for his child 3 y feb 27 ☿ h. 5. 15 p m 1622.

troubled w^th a cold & the wores {sic}