Casebooks

RN a widow named katherin Wad Maund of great Chesserton. Iu 60 y Iuly 31 {sic} h {sic} hor. 1. 30 p m 1629

susp y^t her beasts be killed by on goody Maddick

RN my man will Gadston Wente to London Decēb 7 ☾ h. 5. p|a|nt m 1629 ☾ sep ab ☍ ♂. ap □ ♄ I sent a lett^r to him that monday

And he came home & could not meete him nor see him but left his lett^r w^th Thomas Reeve to Deliver it & to le{illeg} require an Answere but my mā retuned {sic} Decēb 10 ♃ h 1. 30 p m 1629 ☾ sep a △ ♄ ap □ ☿

RN Mres Prescot of Kemolton priory 60 y may 25 ☾ h. 4. p m. 1629 /metuit veneficiū nothing spereth w^th them {sic} |them|\

RN Sybill Spittle of \litle/ Chesterton of Gr in Oxfordsheere 53 y Iuly 7 ♂ h. 1. p m 1629

RN Goodmā Swallow of Perr|tt|ers Perry. Ian. 14. ☿ h 11. ant m. 1629

RN fyday {sic} h. 7 45 ant m 1627 at son rising

RN Mres Pedder of Paulusp sent to me for my advice for her frowad {sic} husb. her selfe being |also| stubborne feb. 7 h {sic} hor 10 ant m 1629

RN M^r Walter Mablee of Morth {sic} Crowly quærit quis suffuratus sit eus {sic} subtia martij. 31 ♂ h. 1. p m 1629

RN Quærit I. Mason vtrū pactū patris de terris emendis sit firm’ ita vt nō sit vllo modo litigiosū Octobb. 2^o. ♀ h. 8. 20 ant m 1629¹

RN Eliz. Choucy of London 29 y S^t Georg his day 23 Ap ☿ h. 2. 30 p m nata but came to me octob 17. h {sic} hor 6. 20 p m. 1629.

RN The Lady Chaucye octob. 18. 1629

Thomas Coakan he hath her good|s| Iewels plate & sutch like & hath made her a bond of 1400 \fore{tene hon}dred/ vt & hath acknowledgm̄t the iudgment {illeg}|o|f twelfe hūdred pounds

she hath f{oun}d the land but the Sheriffe will not returne the write vnder 30^l.

on monday next goe to the Lord kee to petion {sic}.

Thomas Cocken hath made all over vnto An Cocken his wife & two feefes in trust Thomas & Tymothy Limmall to Defeat her. & Katherin Stānop & Williā Stāhop her brother y^t have false conv Williā Iackson & Iohn Barker & Georg Neale y^t know the false conveiances M^r Boath the vndersherife of Warrick her enemy{es}

RN My Lord Dunbar came to see my Lord octob {22} ♃ h. 8. 20 ant m 1629 & wrote to my l{ord} a Letter

RN M^r Rudle went to London octob 28 ☿ h. 5. 45. ant m 1629 to see his father & to cōpound w^th his eldest brother

RN S^r Sainders Duncōb did send me the tyme of his nativity Decēb 14 ☾ h. 12. 20 p m 1629 /mydsomer was 3 y last went into y^e low Countyes {sic} & stayd vnto miklemas following.\

RN S^r Sanders Duncōbe natus at Battlesdore was borne & Christened in the same Daye the 13 of febr: \h. {sic} 11. 30 p m ☾/ /23. 30 p m 1581. die ☾\ 1581 {sic} /47 by {sic}\ /of S^t Iohns Street by Smythfild\

At this tyme \as he thinketh/

SRN Nouemb^r 18. ☿ h. 5. p. m. 1629. Hoc die iter ad illā invise|n|dā suscepit

RN the more babee

If feb 13. h 11. 30 ant m natus 1582 then die {sic} die ♂. Corp of a sang cōp

S^r Sanders Ducōb \47. y./ natus feb 13 h 15 21. his mother dyed when he was but 4 {illeg} \7/ yeres 5 or 6 y after her death vnwares leaping leaped into a well & was like to be drownd & 2 or 3 y w^th his younger broth^r sliding on the Ice fell into the water but w^thout harme

20 y old travelled into franc & stayed 3 quarter of a yere & retured {sic} at the Death of his fath^r being 21 y

Then living on yere in England he traveled into Italy w^ch beng {sic} about a yere there it was his hap riding on a mule to fall backward w^th his mule also

then some few yeres after became servant to k Iames & then after to k Char The miklemas before the k went in to Scotland was sick of a dangerus burning feever then vppō the death of a frind fell into a weeping passion & thenc into extrene {sic} melanc |Write on monday next|

SRN R N natus Lond. Ianuar 23. ☿ h. 12. p. m. 1607.

RN Quærit vtrū grayne wilbe Deere or cheape Ian. 15. h. 3. p m. 1629

RN \S^r Th. mydlet/ Vtrū adipiscet^r petitionē Ian 21. ☿ h. 9 ant m. 1629. /a suite in lawe\.

supplicabit dno Cancellat|r|io s{up^rmo}  petitionē