CASE29081: Horary consultation concerning Joan Andrews [Tiler] (PERSON9160) and Andrews (PERSON18883)
Question asked by Joan Andrews [Tiler] (PERSON9160) on 21 May 1605 at 12:30
GJ Ioane Andrew of Tingry 30 y may 21 ♂ ho. 12. 30 p. m. 1605
Her Childe 2 yeere old wch she suckles very faynt ever since Easter feares a Consumption
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 216, f. 108v (upper left part of page)
CASE64352: Horary consultation concerning an Anonymous (PERSON50816) and Mrs Craste (PERSON47249)
Question asked by Anne Wentworth [Countess of Cleveland] [Lady Wentworth] (PERSON36662) and Anonymous (PERSON50816) on 26 July 1627 at 20:45
RN The Countes of Cleevland sent me a horse for ny {sic} mā Williā to Let Mres Crast blood yet because of her coldnes left it to my discretion as appeareth by her letter written to me wth her owne hand also enquireth my consayle for her cough Cook who by reason of a sore cough is rūing into a Consūption. Iuly 26. ♃ h. 8. 45 p m. 1627 |Mres Crasts she is bettr wheathr good to let her blood|
[Astrological Chart]
vtrū the Lady Cleevelands Cooke recuperabit sanitatē or wheathr he will rūne into a cōsūption he sent me a letter Iuly 26 {illeg}|♃| h 8. 45 p m 1627
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 227, f. 173r (bottom right, and bottom left parts of page)
CASE74220: Horary consultation concerning Mrs Anne Piggot (PERSON56765) and Mrs Margaret Anderson (PERSON42694)
Question asked by Mrs Anne Piggot (PERSON56765) on 4 April 1632 at 14:50
RN Mres Piggot gentlewomā to Sr Rich Anderson & governes to all his Daughters 30 y Ap. 4 ☿. h. 2. 50 p m 1632
languishing fearth eyther a consūption or the grne {sic} sicknes
|would be resolued| wheathr it ceede frō her body or nynd {sic}
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 416, p. 48 (upper left part of page)
CASE21643: Horary consultation concerning Agnes Horwood (PERSON12968) and Dorothy Horwood (PERSON12969)
Question asked by Agnes Horwood (PERSON12968) on 24 October 1604 at 13:30
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. sistr at the same tyme boath a leeke. faynt & weake boath. pale a very bad head hed {sic}
[Astrological Chart]
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 415, f. 169r (upper right part of page)
