Casebooks

RN Rose Rose 20 y wife of wyll Ellys in brodstreete maij 1 ♃ h 4 p m 1606 |Razael.|

vtrū habebit pueros et subtia et quis moriet^r primus v^l ipsa v^l maritꝯ & wheath^r h^r fessed will goe{illeg} ve faythfull to her or noe.

RN The lady Curson of Adstoke sent to me to know wheathe{r} it wilbe a match & for there good or noe: as also whether w^th child or noe. & sent me a booke /she sent me Maldonat vpp the 4 evang.\

|Wheather they will disburse any mony|

RN quærit vtrū: hic heros \my Lord p^rsid/ debet settle his state vppō these childrē or vppō the child of another wife in case y^t god should take this away & he marye that womā: Decēb 15 {C}|h| {sic} hor. 3. 15. p m 1627

Quærit Heros \Ds Scrope/. S {sic} Decēb. 15. h {sic} hor 3. 15 p m. 1627. /vtrū liberos  aliā vxorē suscipiet\

RN {illeg}ds \Edward/ Mash y^t was betrothed came downe to me w^th Ashburne y^t was betrothed to {illeg}|A|lce Scābler. quare veniunt quæro. et qualis is et vxor eius futura. et quale cōiugiū futurū. Septemb. 1. die ♀ h. 6. 54. mi. ant m.

RN on of Northcrowly was before the commissary cited to purg him selfe on his oathe that he was not the father as he was chardged by the corrupt virgine but yet could not greatly denye but that he had bene wanton with her. Ian. 24 die ♃ hor. 3 p m. 1600. nos inquirimus ex nobis an sit verus pater et vitiavit nūqud {sic} magist^r.

hath some 9 or 12 days at the vtmost to be delivered.

RN An Kinge of Potters Perry M^r Clarkꝭ servant 24|5|. y. August. 13. h {sic} hor. 11. 40 ant m. 1603. was w^th me last lent. inquireth an sit casta nec ne.

An kinge of Perry.

RN frauncis Hulse of london a poer gooldsmiths wife brave & fyne maryed 5 y Octob. 17. ☾ hor 2 45 p m 1603

quærit vtrū habebit literos {sic} et quali fortunæ fruet^r.

{illeg}|b|ording in S^r Edwyn Sands howse

RN younge mres Maunsell of havershā. 30 26 y. Iuly. 17. ♄ hor. 3. 15. p m. 1602. /vtrū gravida\

vtrū Toby iter capescet e {sic}{illeg} ad dominū suū

RN Rich receaved a letter frō my Cosen Tyrlington touching y^t motion octob 22. ♀ h. 9 p m 1630

RN My Cosen Eventon inquireth wheath^r any harme will ensue vppon the breatch of marydg & also vppō his letter written to S^r Rich: Weanemā. Ian. 17. h|♂| h. 3 p m 1615.

RN Elis foscue 64 y maij 1: ♃ h 8 15 ant m 1606

Wheath^r best for her to mary or noe./

Henry fosc her sone 33. what shalbe come of him

he shall doe well in tyme for some office.

wyll fosc 36 y he shall do reasonable well by some office

Thomas felton 44 y sone of Elis fosc

he wyll not live long

but will dye some 2 yeres henc

RN frater Evingtonꝯ quærit wheath^r it wilbe a good match. & wheath^r his dau{gh}ter will live febr. 10 ♀ h 2. 38 p m 1609. |wheather good & fortunate|

RN Sara Scot 16 y decēb 6 ♂ in merid at 12. 1608. vtrū gravida et quis eor’ divtius vivet /a batcheler before / ca{usis}\

RN S^r Peeter Tēple natus at Stowe in Buckinghāsheere Octob. 2 die ☾ h 38 |{3} 30| p m. 1592.

At what age he shall mary & w^th what advancement & wheath^r he shall mend his estate \or impayre// 3 what course of lif best wheath^r courtlike life or country life wilbe best y^t he may be advised therevnto.

novēb. 3. ♂ h. 9. 20 ant m 1612.

RN vtrū p^rstat et expediat vt Goodmā farrel collocet filliā in matrmonū {sic} cū w^th on Ekins Ap 4 ♃. h. 5. 40 p m 1622

wheath^r good to passe a bett^r estate this daught{er} then to any of the rest

RN S^r Iohn \Thomas/ Mounson \of Charterhouse/ wrote for my opinion touching his son whose match he vtterly misliketh & abhorreth not & would know what hope of the mynes good & benefit novē 7. ♃ h. 8. 30 p m 1622 /he writeth y^t he was full 57 y last S^t Thomas his day.\

RN M^r Th Duncōbe /Esquire\ of great Brickhill maryed novēb 27 {♀} ♀ h. 10 \30/ 1612. ant m

RN Decēb. 9 ♃ hor. 7. 30 ant m 1602. a womā came to ēquire where her husb. the sivemaker was wheath^r a live or dead & wheth^r he hath his gill w^th him & in what quarter he abydeth.

RN D. Sheph of London. march 27. ♃ h. 6. 20 p m. 1606. lra  lras quærit

D Shephard of London & Sarah his wife march 27. ♃ h. 6. 25 p m 1606.

his wife for physick & to cause fruictfulnes

also wheath^r there fath^r will like of the mariadg betwixt her sist^r martha hall & Beniamyn Barloe boath tyes agreed but martha feareth least her fath^r wyll break it

the Doctor quæ plaga cæli cōmodior ad divitias acquerendas.

RN Raynolds mead came to cleare her selfe 1598. April. 11. die ♂ h. 10. 40. mi. suspected of advltery w^th her m^r had a child but she sayd it was by h {sic} a servāt of the house

Raynolds meaden came to me \when shee intended to receave the comunion/ aft^r shee had her child & had bene out of the parish & came agayne to the towne Apr 11. ♂ h 10. 40 ant m 1604 1598.