Casebooks

RN Ihone Dormer of havershā this fortnight sick w^c was the 2 of novemb. ☾ in ♉. came \sent/ her sonne for my counsell & remedy the 11. of november die ♄. hor. 8: 36. mi ant m 1598. 54 yeres old.

RN Mres Boughton aft^r she had receaved my loseng sent her water being very sick to have my cōse{ll} Septēb. 19 h {sic} hor 8 ant m 1612

RN Goody fish^r the old woman & widowe Ap 11 die ♀ h. 10 ant m. 1600 sicke at h{illeg}|ar|te:/

RN Rich. Gathorne of Newport 53. a day labourer. may 30. die ♀. h 10. 25. ant m. 1600 sick this 3 weekes spitteth bloode

RN Iohn Warring{illeg}|t|on 50 yees {sic} old sick sinc thursday last after noone quærit remediū An sit victurus nec ne Decēb 7. die ♃. h. 8. 45. 30 ant m. 1598 very sick.

RN Ioys Armfild of lathbury 50 yeres old sick first on the 23 of Decemb. {illeg}a{illeg} sent her husband to me on weddensday the 27 of Decemb. die ☿ h. 7. 45. ant m. very sick last night & keepeth her bed w^th it. her husb. had on wife before & by this 6 children 1598.

RN Ihone ford of Dreiton Parsnā. 54. sick this twelmoneth. but keepeth her bed for this 8 days. the 20 of decēb. sent to me this 29 of decemb h. 11. 6|9| m. die ♀ 1598. water betwixt yellow & white being cold.

RN Ellen Barber of Olny 52. yeres. sick ever sinc shroftide. looketh {loook} yellowe hath ab {illeg} {sic} abundanc of her courses red every day in heapes, & white vppon thē. meanly powre Downe every fortnight. in great abundance. came the same day shee had them. at 3i of March die ♄. h. 2. p m. 1599

RN Old Goody Farnell of Lowton very sick on Easter munday was abroad in the thunder & mad w^c shee could could {sic} not abide to heare & made great hast homeward & tooke greate heate & after colde. sent to me this this {sic} 30 of Ap. die ☾ h. 7. 1599. ant m.

RN Thomas Goodspeede of Grandborough. 52. sick ever sinc sunday night kepeth his bed. may the 11. die ♀ h. 11. 45. ant m. 1599. a Trauntor.

RN M^res Moulsoe. sore sicke ha{th} no minde to speake. whose greefe lyeth every where. her husb. sent for her for shee hath no minde on any thinge may the 23 die ☿ h. 2. p m 1599 sine consensu.

RN M^r Hue House of Chesheere a gentlemā now at M^r Broughes. sicke \sweateth mutch./ 6{0}|59|. febr. 23 ♃ hor 8 40 ant m 1604.

RN Richardson my mans brother in law of Newport very sicke as it is thought of the plaugue septemb. the 7 of ♀ hor. 6. 38 ant m. 1604.

RN S^r Robart Dormer wrote a letter to me in the behalfe of an old servant of his on m^r Walther kee of his hau{k}es sick this halfe yere but hath kept his bed this fortnight. Septemb. 18 ☉ h. 1. {20} ant m {sic}. 1608.

at first begyning it tooke him w^th a sore cough.

Thomas Walter 55 yeres        at Syr Robart Dormers

RN The lady Dormer at bath sick of an \a tertian/ ague.

first a clyster

It tooke her maij 3. ♂ h. 6 p m.

RN I wente to see my lad{y} longfild Ian. 28 ☾ h 1{2} 15 p m 1611. long sicke feareth a cōsūption. hed & hart go{od}

RN francis To{illeg}|w|nesend of Olny. 50.. y. Octob. 26 h {sic}. h⸫ 2⸫ p. m: 1611. /Desperately sicke & keepeth his bed.\

RN Will: Emmerson of Cosgrave the sons sonne 51. y. feb. 19. ☿ h: 4. p m. 1612. /sick six weekes. a weak mā\

RN Elis Benton of Northāpton 50 y very sick of this new ague sinc Satt: was 3 weekes nev^r came out of her bed Aug 4. ☾ h. 11. ant m 1617

RN Rich Primer of Walton 58 y feb 16 ☾ h. 9. 15 ant m. 1618. /hath bene sick next weddensd 5 weekes was mended & now ill\