Casebooks

RN M^r White the Stationer of london for his wife y^t hath a rūning gout & a daughter y^t hath the falling sicknes. May. 9. ♀ h. 6. 30 ant m 1623. 23. y. |child 10 weekes sinc not well since.|

RN my Sist^r Warren went to Newporte about 9 of the clocke feb 25 ☾ hor 9. ant m. 1605.

tooke a cold & was extreeme sick of the stone & voyded many stones vomitinge exceeding mutche h. 9. p m

RN Robart Dēnet sick of an ague of 3 y. of husband Crawly Ian. 5. die ♄ h. 3 50 m p m 1600 /can rest no where so vexed.\

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 M^r lay sent for me marchij 29. ♂ hor 4. 15 p m 1603 to come see Coos boy who was sick of the pox.

SF Ieorg shorte of Tenterdene in Kente of 50 yeres 1597 the 10 of Iun ♀ An’ 30 p 8 Diz

he hath the stone. and m^r {sic} An parishe of chepsid came to me for yt and had ℥iij and ß of my strōg water for him/

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 My Cosen Harryson sent me a letter in the behalfe of his sic{ke} infant now being at luton w^th maudly{n} nource Decēb. 17 h {sic} hor. 5. p m 1608.

would know wheather in danger of peyste or water in his infan{cy} directed frō london the 8 of Decēb. 1608.

RN George Cocke of Stachdon 7 y march 20|i| 21. h. 10 ant m. 1618 /3 weekes ill of an ague for a fortnight\

RN S^r Th. Nydleton {sic} touching his servant sick w^th a surfet & fall frō a payre of stayres. Ap 21. ☉ h. 6 p m. 1622

RN M^r Will Sparkes for his wife \26 y/ a n{er}ce sick of the new ague Aug 23 ☾ h. 45 p m 162{4}¹

RN M^r Pix for his sonne Will Pix a graduate of Emmanuell college in Cābridg come home sick of the Iadis {sic} 25 y march 18. ♀ h. 3. 39|40| p m 1625

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 S^r Authur Throckmortons man told me y^t Mres Elis. Throckmorton S^r Arthers Daugher was very sick after her pils & tooke a great cold & so cōtinueth |Sept 30 h {sic} hor 8. 30 ant m 16i5|

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

RN M^r {G} Iay of fosket for his mā sick of the purples strooke in a {gayre} Aug 4 ♃ h. 1. p m. 1625

RN Goody Marshall {sic}\chall/ of newp susp on Buckinghās daughter called goody Howet to have harmed her husb. who is sick of the new ague sept 30 ☾ h 8 ant m 16i6.

RN Williā Perry of Woulverton halfe a yere old. sick of a hot ague skriketh & starteth. Was bound & nowe is loose. Doth cough sore Ian. 31. die ♃ h. 7. 30. ant m 1600

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 francis Pound of Pauluspery my lady Throckmorton. for a mead of the towne very sicke. 12 y of the purpels Decēb 17. ☾ hor. 9. 45 ant m. 1604.

measels Pox or purples.