Casebooks

RN Margaret Osmund of Dunstable 29 y martij 8 ♀ h. 10. 30 ant m. 1605. \voydeth bitter & yellowish stuffe vpward./¹

W Goodman Hobbins of Hardmead for his sonne who casteth vp all he taketh at mouth \.y. 14./ May. 30. \.♄./ hor 10. A. M. 1607.

RN Mres An S^t Iohn of Southwell parish in Stanterbury 27. y Ap: 28. ☾ h. 10 ant m 1628 /subiect to casting 2 y\

RN Ione Iakemā of litcot 21 y may 21 ☿ h. 10. 15 ant m 1606. apt to cast had not her termes a fewe on satterday. never had thē well hath taken greefe touching on shee loveth.

desyrous to know wheath^r shee shall have him shee loveth & affecteth.

RN feb 29 ☉ \h 4. 30 p/ my lady was sorely vexed in her the fore te of her head about the top causing her ladyship to vomyt. hath had many fits therof sinc Iuly last y^t she was brought a bed Iuly 20. \h. 4. 30 h 4. 30 {sic} ant m/. but had then a most violent fit & fyndeth most good by covearing her head wth a pillow made very hot

RN Ian 2. ☾ I rise about xj h. 3 11. 30 ant med noctē & did cast mutch 169|0| {sic}\0/9.

RN Alce Hutchinson of March in the Isle of Ealy 45 y octob: 10 ☿ h. 10. 15. ant m. 162i /sinc the 5 of Ian after y^t she was {broug}ht abed grew to be ill. & fell to casting\

RN Margaret Whitechurch of Chellington 41 y Decēb. 31. ☾ hor. 10. 40|5| p m {sic} 1604 |casteth vp all y^t she taketh| sick ever sinc miklemas vnder her left syde.

RN my lady Dentons mans wife maij 8 ☿ h. 12. 10. 12. ant m 1605. |Margaret Wincot 44 y|

hath taken her selfe to be w^th child sinc twelfetyde to Easter. but hath had a great many of her sicknesses & doe follow her ever since but she is as big as if shee were w^th child & shee thincketh y^t shee feeleth something styrr as if shee were w^th child. very sick frō 3 in y^e morning to 2 in y^e aft^r noone y^t she cā take no rest. neith^r a bed nor vp.

shee maketh & laboureth sometymes to vomite but brin{k}|g|eth vp nothing but wat^r eateth nothing but breath. shee is very dry.

Margaret wyncot 44 y. maij 8 ☿ h. 10. 12 ant m 1605.

RN Agnys Sparoe of Hilton of Huntingtonsheere 58. y. octob 15 ♀ h. 10. 30 ant m. 1624 sick a twelfmonth by fits but of late worse & neav^r well vntill that she cast. h. 11. ant m 1624

RN An Else of Westning 36 y Octob 24 ☿ h. 10 36. ant m 1604 5 children

not well since miklemas tooke her w^th a stopping in her {illeg}|sto|macke. making her to cast a rheumatick stomack & full of flegme

RN A womā of fanystratford strangly handled gyped {sic} belly casteth alwys eateth litle kind to Iohn Rutland Mach {sic} 28 ☾ h. 10 30 ant m 1608

RN George Illing of Newport had a great fall frō a howse his huckbone out of ioynt not able to goe a great paine about his harte. Apr. 25 die ☿ h. 10. 30. m ant m. 1599. his meateth {sic} cometh vp. his hart greeped.

RN my lady came \Maunsell/ showed me her wat^r Ian 24 ♀ h 10. 30 ant m. 1606. who was at my lady Chaynes howse at Drayton 35 y. a long visage leane & yellowish full of melanch. long sick & casteth every foote mutch reds. &|w|^ch trouble her mutch. & cōtinew long also whitꝭ but the {sic} weaken not yet have cōtinewed longe w^ch come 3 days before the red. casteth mutch faynt & feeble mutch wynd costive /Lady Maunsell. 35 y.\

RN Rich Napier waxed suddenly very sick Ian 20|i| ♂ h. 7. 30 p m 1617 /in his stomacke vntill he cast it vp all\

RN R N. ægrotabat|re| {sic} incepit Octob 6. ☿ hor 1. ant m. 1602. /eo temp. fluviū ventris quoddā habebat et stomachi nauseā qua vomere incepit\

RN Rich Na. Decēb 3|2| 29. ♄ hor 4 30 p m. 1604.

I tooke a cold sitting at M^r leas playing w^thout a gowne.

was sick in my stomack at my cōming home & did cast & was cold in my stomacke