Casebooks

RN Agnys Horwood of Buckinghā 19 y Octob 16 24 ☿ hor. 1. 2|3|0 p m. 1604. /hed light\ hed extreeme ill ever sinc thre weekes before miklemas being styrred ill in all her bodye. faynt & weake |keepeth her bed most cōmonlye|

Dorothy Horwood her 8. y. sist^r at the same tyme boath a leeke. faynt & weake boath. pale a very bad head hed {sic}

RN Thomas Barret of stony stratford servant to Iohn Smith of haversham tayler {vousued} to nothing extreeme weake cannot stirre out of his bed. the 28 of Decēb. die ♃. h 9. 30. m. ant m. 1598 pater  filio.

RN Agnys Windmill of Emmerton lightheaded Martij 19 {sic} ♀ hor 4. 20. ant \p/ m. 1602. bell hath told for her. martus {sic} sine consensu.

Agnys Wyndmill

RN Willia Bedcet 30 y a batchelor. Apr. 21 die ♂ hor. 11. ant m. 160i

frater  fratr sine cōsensu lightheaded.

RN Thomas franckling of Marston 5 y Ian. 6. ☉ h. 9. 1605.

this child Did swound 2 or 3 nightꝭ & will eate nothinge.

RN M^r lawson for my Cosen Harrys. weake & sick. Sept 29 ♃ h 12. 15 p m 1614

RN Winkles Child of Gorefild borne m 21. of septemb. ♃ h. 8 p m 1610 1609. & epilepsye. mightely troubled w^th swo{un}ding¹

RN quæro causā cur Tyrrhe{nu}s ales morbo laborat {ino} vertigine mart 5. ☿ h. 9. 1606 ant m

RN Iohn Smith for his fath^r the cōmissary 67 70 y novēb. 14 ♀ h. 3. 38 p m 1606 weake full of Wynd

RN Rogar Walthorne londinensis natus Ian 23. ♃ h. 8. p m 1605|6|: troubled w^th swounding

wheather he have the falling sicknes & what to be done & wheath^r the nurse to be charged

rectificatū  animodar

RN Iohn Blackshaw for an old womā taken w^th often swounding in the night like the falling sickness Ian 3. ☉ h. 12. 15. p. m 1612. {sic} /1613\. /60 y.\ |of Rudgmont.|¹

RN Rich: Danyell of Silsoe 3 y last miklemas decēb. 12 ♃ h. 12 16i6 very weake burning ague

RN Mres Elis Norton fell into a swound & cōtinued dead w^t for a long tyme yet revived agayne wth & had many convulsions March 20. ♃ h. 8. 30 ant m 1617.

RN M^res Genings litle infant of halfe a yere old troubled w^th a {sic} an extme {sic} cough y^t maketh the child to swound many tyes in a day y^t it seemd dead for on houre Ap. 1. ♂ h. 5 p m 1617.

RN M^r Neale of Drury lane in london enquired of me Decēb 23 ♂ h. 8 ant m 1617 whenc it was y^t on swounded 3 or 4 houres vppon any frigiht {sic} or disc wheath^r it came frō the spleene or noe or whenc I set {this} after he was gone at nine but he enquired at     ant m 1617¹

RN Elis. Barrow began first of all to swound novēb. 29 ☉ hor 6. p m 1618. like an Epilepsy

RN Elis Harly of Oakely a yers {sic} old Ian. 4 ☾ h. 10. 30 ant. m 1618 {sic}.

It swoundeth often 5 tȳes a fortnight or a weke betwixt |teeth feared|

onc in a month or 3 weekes it swoundeth & then sleepeth & still is mery.

RN \goody morg Daughter/ Alce Gale of Goldington 9 y Ap 23. \22./ ♃ h. 10. 30 ant m 1619 |her daughter wench greene sicknes did eate morter apt to swound|

RN She sent also to to me for a poer woman faynt & yellow as on y^t hath the Iaun{dis} Aug novēb 11 ♃ h 4. 45. p m 1619

RN M^r Hartley of Stonystratford for his Daughter Mres Smalebones extreme feeble & weake & cānot sleepe. Ian 27 ☿ {sic} h. 11. 45 ant m 1620