CASE13630: Horary consultation concerning Goodman Christopher Woodfield (PERSON17334)
Question asked by the patient on 31 March 1603 at 13:15
RN Chrystopher Woodfild lying long sicke wrote \sente/ vnto me to come to him martij 31. ♃ hor. 1. {p}|15| p m 1603. troubled wth a shortnes of wynd ready to stop his wynd an aso{illeg}|m|a. hed gydye a burning in his body desyrous to have his neighbours forgive him as making no othr reckning then of death.
Transcribed entry from MS Ashmole 197, f. 16r (bottom part of page)
Goodman Christopher Woodfield (PERSON17334)
Medical>Illness (general) (Sickness)
Medical>Symptoms (specified)>Respiratory problems (Short windedReady to stop her/his wind)
Medical>Illnesses (named) (Asthma)
Medical>Parts of the body>Head and neck (Head)
Medical>Symptoms (specified)>Dizzy and/or faint (Dizziness)
CASE14238: Horary consultation concerning Old Mr Price [Aprice] (PERSON15056)
Question asked by the patient on 28 November 1603 at 11:40
RN Mr Aprice of Clyfton Raynes novemb. 28 ☾ hor 1i. 3|4|0 ant m 1603
2a f|v|l 3a figura.
Transcribed entry from MS Ashmole 197, f. 112v (bottom left part of page)
CASE14265: Horary consultation concerning Griffin Crokar (PERSON11060)
Question asked by the patient on 3 December 1603 at 09:50
RN Gryphen Crocker of litle Kymble 60 y. Decēb. 3. ♄ hor. 9. 50 ant m. 1603. his eyesight blasted on \fayled him/ yt 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 yt house hath seene lightꝭ.| the son of Elsborough 16|7||8| y sinc delivered a note out of a booke vnto Henry Gynger yt 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 yt was delivered him in a note wch he lost willing him to enquire furthr for he him selfe saw often a great light wch 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 wth a marvelous long & great teale wch rāne into a pond musick hard lately by Crockwell & his wife & children.
Henry Ginger wth in those 2 yeres when some came to seek this treasure saw a white bullocke wthout ye eares & hornes. & others saw a feare gentlewomā. a lyon an Antlop a fyer {sic} wth a gray cloke cast vppō his shoulders. but none could fynd the treasure./
Transcribed entry from MS Ashmole 197, f. 116r (upper right, and bottom left parts of page)