Casebooks

RN An Colemā of litle Brickhill 44 y march 15. ☾ h. 2. 20 p m 1619. |Is in strang fits. strangly handled w^th quaking fits. witchery suspected|

RN Mres Sara Wheelows first taken Ian 23 h|☉| 4 \3. 30/ 11. 30 30 p |ant| m 1631 |of Collingtree 2 myles frō Northāpton|

strangly taken w^th strang fits lifting her vp as on shaken w^th a shaking Ague w^th a great hart beating |was p^rsent|

RN An Colemā of litle Brickhill 44 y Ian 1{illeg}|8| ☾ h. 10 12. 1619 /strangly handled w^th fits y^e mother suspecteth witchery\

RN Suddenly taken in his \right/ arme the vse taken away payned in the throate swelled w^th a cough & taken w^th strong & strang fits & is very hot in his fits w^ch continue above halfe a day feb. 17 ☉ h. 12. p m. 1628

RN Margery Blithe of Okeley. 62 y septēb 27 ♃ hor. 10. 1604.¹

RN Agnys Rawlins of Stoake Hamon. 30 y Ap 2 ☿ h. 11. 15 ant m. 1617. doubteth of ill words trēbleth /is greevously tormented stomack good\

RN Old Bechino of Walton 70 y decēb. 19 ☾ h. 10. 38 ant m 1608. haunted cā take no rest

RN Rich Dudley of Shenly. 48 y may 13. ☾ h. 5. 25 ant m 1611. /strangly taken by fits at hart lik as on pinched & gryped. fery stroken\

RN This strang fit of y^e ague tooke Sept 22 ☿ h. 6. 40 p m 1630 |it tooke her yest in great extremity feb malig|

RN Alce Rhodes of Bledloe beyond Alesbury 5 miles May 2. ☉ h. 1. 30 p m 1619 strangly handled ague water lame & thick.

RN Rich. Crowe of sandy 40 y Ap 4. ☾ h. 2. 50 p m 163i

Rich Crowe of sandy 4{illeg}|0| y {sic} |40 y| /cānot sleepe\ n {sic} a batch: Ap. 4 ☾ h. 2. 45. p m 1631

RN Williā C {sic} Kilpine hath his beasts w^ch die vnd^r his s {sic} hand very strangly & sodenly quaking & trembling hath lost 7 beastꝭ & 2 mares moved his q. at: 14 of May die ☾ h. 7. 6. 30. 1599

Agnes Campion.

RN at this time or about 12. 15 a Tealer of Kempso asked me wheat^r he were not bespoken because he fell into a bleeding not thincking to live

RN Robart Hodges of Greenefild 50 a marid man nev^r had child. hath purchased a ground of 2 Hundred pound & the next yere following was troubled w^th som ill thing or two as big as mice w^thin his shoulders w^ch when he bruised he was wonderfully prucked {sic}

RN An West \of Olny/ suddenly taken sept 24: ☉ h. 6. 30 p m. 1626. /francis Gaudorne & his sister susp. Katherin Chardge now Sterling would fome at her mouth w^th strang f{its} of {weake} {illeg}\

RN Margaret Smyth. of Broughton 43 y Aug. 10. ♀. h. 9 ant m. 1627 |hath an ague every day sinc christmas|

strangly taken w^th a rising at her hart likely to swound sa a knife & feareth to see a knife & trēbleth at it.

RN Elisabeth Travell of Hanslop. 96. yeres old. sick this fortnight. sore canot lye hot & burning w^th a verye hie colour feareth least shee be encumbred w^th a bad tounge septemb. 14. die ♀ h. 4. p m 1599.

RN S{a} {sic}

ma\r/y Olive of Askot 30 y Iuly 30 ♀ h. 10. 45 ant m 1619 |wasteth mutch troubled w^th wynd|

RN Mres Mary Pay Pea|y|ton of {sic} now at London Iune 2i ♃. h. 7: 50 p m 1632 /paralytica cū convuls. paroxismus\

TG The lady RN \Douglas/ TG Savage of carringthon 36. Novemb. 30 ♀ h. 9. 30 Mat. 1632 troubled with winde colicke day & night, cannot shlep