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Syr Wylliā Worster of West haddon beyond northāpton four miles beyond holmeby. 90 y. was an old priest & was put out. & is maryed & had on child. a daughter cured Mres Mary dorell of the mother or falling sicknes. Mres Barnet of Abington

I gave my sister 20^s when she went to newp feare Iune 11. ☾ h. 10 |9|. 45 ant m 16i0 /

In noie sctæ triados march 16 ♀ 1610.

Notes about property and finances: the subsidies due, and sums of money and books lent, when and to whom.

A note about ‘M^r Stoakes my Curate’ (who has borrowed 10^s on 16 August 1610), so Mr Shaxton must have gone by this point.

Old m^r Child of langly Abbots sent me a good dish of fish of Troughtes March 17. ♄ hor 11. 30 ant m 16{10} his wife is mended god be thancked he is goodmā Campions landlord of Luton.

M^r Pountys M^r Stas mā w^th on M^r Saunderson came to see me march. 16. ♀ h. 4. 30 p m 1610

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Iane marsh of Brodwell 5 y & dyed a twelfemonth since come palme sondaye/

Napier's been let blood on the left arm and something else faded, but was then ‘troubled ... w^th a swelling about his toe & vnder’.

vide M^r Curtys of Islip 5. y. about christmas who dyed of a cholicke who had bene sick almost a twelfemoneth.

mres may Haselrig 14 y

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M^r Stones.

A note in which Napier records having taken ‘gr iiij stib in vino albo’ at 6:40 am on 1 May 1610 and ‘an alebery before it’. ‘It wrought very kindly 5 or six vomits & 2 stooles’.

M^r Wilson

Measels rise in mylton by 16. about a moneth since may 3. 16i0. / sinc the begyning of Aprill /