Casebooks

RN S^r Th. Neavell & his lady novēb 13. ♀ h. 2. 45 p m 1629 |he sent me a physition|

S^r Th is well mended

his lady needeth no greene ginger nor p^rserved nutmegs nor cōserve of barberyes.

would know wheather y^t she \may/ eate pomegranet:

RN Gryphen Crocker of litle Kymble 60 y. Decēb. 3. ♄ hor. 9. 50 ant m. 1603. his eyesight blasted on \fayled him/ y^t by litle he knoweth not howe

his grond is haunted & treasure is hid there as the report goeth.

there is hard mutch musicke & melodye. |this Gryphen Crocker dwelleth in y^t house hath seene lightꝭ.| the son of Elsborough 16|7||8| y sinc delivered a note out of a booke vnto Henry Gynger y^t now dwelleth at wiggynto in hartford sheere an old man of 80 yeres. as followeth.

Elsborough church & litle Kymble church of the right syde of the way betw even against the castle hill ther lyethe of gold & sylver & Iewels brasse & pewter a weane load layd in by lord Everet knotsby & his man at the conquest this was all y^t was delivered him in a note w^ch he lost willing him to enquire furth^r for he him selfe saw often a great light w^ch hath bene seene since by many sinc his death. & sometymes there will appeare a thing leeke a blacke hogge & very lately seene a \white/ catt w^th a marvelous long & great teale w^ch rāne into a pond musick hard lately by Crockwell & his wife & children.

Henry Ginger w^th in those 2 yeres when some came to seek this treasure saw a white bullocke w^thout ye eares & hornes. & others saw a feare gentlewomā. a lyon an Antlop a fyer {sic} w^th a gray cloke cast vppō his shoulders. but none could fynd the treasure./

RN M^r Step of newp hath obtaynd of the Archbish Sherngton {sic} the bishop letting it fall in the lapse after 6 months & better none accepting it nor instituted into it Feb 7. ☿ h. 3. 30 p m 1627

RN Spicer at Cookenoll a p^racher 60 y. well thought of & a a {sic} man of a good conscienc & on that dealeth well w^th the poer.

lyeth in his huckbones.

RN M^r Th. Whitebee for his daughter mynister of Buckingghā Iune 19 h {sic} hor 6. 40 ant m. 1630

RN The Doctor the Cōmissary. 70 y may 24 h {sic} hor. 9. 50 ant m. 1606.

RN Goody Darby the Sextons wife of Newp for bad eyes & sight 60 y may 10 ♃ h. 3. 30 p m 162i

RN M^r Preston myster /of Cold highā\ Ap. {sic} Ap 19 ☾ h. 12 1624 |5|6|8 y| |troubled in mynd|

RN M^r Rich East proctor in D Smyts office for An East 9 y Iun 7 ☾ h 11 20 ant m 1624 |of Weston vnderwood| for a great cough. the extremity wherof swelleth her face.

RN The Warden of Alsoules D^r Asley May 3. ☉ h. 2. p m 1629

GJ Her husband hath a fistula in his right syde. 63 y. old Sent to know whether he were best to go to Clementꝭ of Ownde{l} or what course he were best to take. /

GJ Robert Androwes of Patnā. 60 y. Iune 4 ♂ ho. 1. 30 p. m. 1605 A miller. hurt by a milston w^ch fell downe suddenly vpon his chest hurt his backe and ever since troubled w^th gonorrhæa. /

RN Goodman Hals serv Iohn 70 60 y Ian 19. ☾ h. 8 ant m 1607.

RN Stratton of Henick flix Iune 22 ☾ h. 11 ant m 1607 sent m^r willoby sent him somewhat 23 weekes a flix not mended Goody Hooton but did but make mētion of his flux. I bid her send me his wat^r.

RN Robart Nichols for his sonne {fau}lting or rather a kinsman of his of North Crowly Clarke to D^r Hacket. to agree the matter. 5^l. feb. 4 ☉ h. 1. p m 1610.

RN Edward Gardiner serv to my lord Dormer 60 y Ap. 12 ♀ h. 1|8|. ant m. 16i6 |a dropsy scurvy belly huge & big.|

RN M^r \Edw:/ mayze of {sic} Cooke to S^r the old lady Dormer 60 y. novēb. 9 ☉ h. 8. 30 ant m 1623 cānot sleepe new ague.

RN An old mydwife came w^th her 60 y novēb. 5 ☾ h 4 p m

RN For M^r kings disease w^ch seemeth to be a spice of the mother. Iune 15 ☉ h. 4. p m 1628 sinc will Harryson his mā told me so mutch.

RN Nicholas Sode cooke to S^r Th. neavell 5|6|0. Aug 17 ♀ h. 5 p m 1632