Casebooks

RN Elis Clarke of S^t Peters in S^t Albons 38 y Iune 15 ♀ h. 1. 50 p m 1632

swollen about her chest. & left syde /vtrū gravida\

RN Mres Tyringhams wife the Captayns wife 24 y Aug 28 ♀ h. 5. 15 p m 1629 stomack |quærit vtrū sit gravida.|

Captayne Tyringhās wife 24 y Aug 28 ♀ h. 5. 20 p m 1629

RN mres Dorothy Throckmorton of Warrick sheere 20 y Ap. 24 ☿ h. 5 p m 16i6 /24 y of Colton Courte\

sweld alitle about the belly & stomak her cou\r/ses monthly & reasonable well yet her stomak very good to her victuals.

hath great confidenc in me. desyrous to have childrē & to vse & to know the meanes necessary thervnto./

no child these 2 &|y|eres & more.

RN Agnys Rolte of bony. t {sic} 73. Iune 17. die ♂ h. 12. 1600 head & stomacke eodē tempore \{ringing}/ Iane Rolts Dau servant brought me his M^res wat^r qui quærit^r an sit gravida /

RN Mary West Robinson payned at the harte & h voydeth mutch water at the mouth 23. feb. 28 die ♂ ☿ h. 5. 1599.

wheath^r with child.

GJ Anne Eastwick of milton Briant 26 y. Ianuary 17 ♀ ho. 4 15 p. m. 1606 Payne in her head and stomacke & hart had them not these 5 weekꝭ. quærit vtꝝ se gravida

GJ Margaret Allen of Denton. 3j y. \maried/ April 15 ♀ ho 12. 30 p. m. A great griping at her stomacke, spittes much Quærit vtꝝ sit gravida. had them not this 8 weekꝭ

RN Mary wren of Hanslop payned in her h belly & backe. feareth lest shee be w^th Childe. hath not had her termes not sinc the last Childe very faynte & feeble. maij 2. die {illeg}|☿| h. 2. 45. mi. p m. 1599.

RN Elis Dickin of Hanslop 23 mayed {sic} octob 27 h {sic} hor 1. 25 \30/ p m 1632

leg sore mayed {sic} a twelfmonth no child a great swelling about her stomack a fortnight sinc at 3 weekes and hath abundanc belly inf{inete}ly swelled /quaærit an sit gravida\

GJ Dorothy Piggott of Lenborough 22 y. almost a yeere maried Faynt and weake a payne in her backe and rising in her stomack

quærit vtꝝ sit gravida

RN Iohn Warren sent to me for his neg & his wife disease big in her belly paynd in her backe & hath her floures orderly all day & night septemb 17 ♄ hor. 2. 25. p m 1603.

wat^r full of motes

quærit an sit gravida.

RN Elis: Stitchberye of Winsloe. 33 {y} march. 10: {9}|♂|. h 12. 30 p m 16{29} vtrū sit gravida right syde

RN Goody Skevington of Newnton 45 y march. 25 ☾ h 2 p

Goody Skevington of newnton 46|5| y march. 25 ♀|☾| h. 2 p m 1633.

back & belly hard 3 weekes |7 child youngest 5 y.|

had thē 3 weekes sinc |vtrū sit grav.|

RN Mres Margaret Sanderson 22 y Apr. 7 ♂ h. 4 45 p m 1629

vtrū sit gravida thought that she had bene quick a month agoe according to her the alteration of her body w^ch she hath found these 5 months body very big & is Doubtfull wheath^r she be w^th child hath bene & is very healthfull would take physick if not w^th child

RN my lady MountIarret sent \mres Androwes quærit an sit gravida./ to know {illeg} vtrū gravida nec ne {sic} her stomack being so ill moveth her to the quest. |had thē a month since /| yet twice Mayed {sic} & neaver had child Iuly {9} {sic} \9/ ♀ h. 4 p m 1619 mres Androwes of lathbury 19 y

RN Katheryn how of Cuddington 35 y may 7. ♂ h. 2. p m 1611

wheath^r w^th child backe & belly.

RN \Agnys lyones \Ione Gauderne of Newp a mayd// A womā of newport came w^th goody Blea to know wheather w^th child febr. 27. ♂ h. 12. 15 p m 1616 \chest ill nescit an sit gravida/

her Mres enquireth wheath^r her sev. {sic} be w^th chi{ld}

GJ Agnes Armestrong of Stony stratford 20 y. Maij 7 ♄ ho. 2. 45 p. m. 1608

M^r Rawsons servant the Cooke hath bene heertofore troubled w^th the mother. once in 2 moneths had no fitt this quarter of a yeere but very sickly.

Quærit dna ejus vtꝝ sit gravida concubuit cū Marriot a mercer b|a| batcheler of the same towne. /

RN Phylip Eason of Stony Stratford 28 y march 21. ♂ h. 2. 20 p m 1609. payned at her hart chest & brest w^th pricking best fasting

RN Goody Shortread of Newp for her daughter |An Mathewe| so weake 28 y {illeg}|a|borteth termes a bad back Ap 18 ♂ h. 3. 40 p m 1615 5. p m. 1615 /hath misc of 2 & the 2|3| w^ch was betwixt was come to y^e bearing & dyed w^th stong {sic} labour as is thought. others think it never was still borne as the rest.\