Casebooks

SF Robarte Sanders of 57 yeres 1596 the i8 of octob. ☾ p m’ at 30 post. Diz. him self sent at micham

U[1603] Roger twiste of 3 yeres 1603. the 1 of Sep. ♃ p. m’ at 45 p. Diz.

RN M^r Wootton sent his notes of his s {sic} maner of sicknes octob. 19. ♃ h 9 {illeg} 45 p m 1626.

RN Iillion Turvy of Calverton. 56. y. Iune 24. ♀ h. 30|{29}| p m. 163i

RN {I}one Sumner of Raunson 21. y. novemb. 10. ♄ hor 12 {illeg}5 p m 1604.

greene sicknes.

RN M^r Eustice Burnebe of Church Langhton M^r Arthur Staydlyes father. 24. y mayed {sic} a yere & better |23. y. Decēb 30 30 of Decēb. mayed {sic} 24 of Ian last was 12 month| & hath a Daughter halfe a yere old. Ap 7: ☾ h. 1. 50 p m. 1628 /a very pale cōplexion ever Wemish.\

M^r Eustice Bournebeye 23. y Ap 7 ☾ h. 2. p m 1628

M^r Eustice Bournabye of West lancton 23 y Ap 7. ☾ h. 2. 30 p m 1628.

RN M^r Bu\our/rnebye natus Decēbri 31. ♂ 1605.

SF Katerin stooe

Vtrum sit grauida nūc n^cnō

RN Anthony Clarke fell sicke betwixt halfe an houre after 6. m{orning} March: 9 die ☉ h 6. 30 ant m. 1600 right syde & backe. /

RN M^res White for her daught^r An White 19 y. Apr 4 die ♀ h. 1. 30 p m. 1600

An White of Caucot 19 y Apr 4 die ♀ h. 1. 40 p m. 1600

RN Will: Line of lowten 3|4|1. y. maij 17 die ♄. came to me for his head shoulder bone & spitteth bloode.

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 Ione Dudley of Woulson 37 y.

RN Goody Church of hanslop troubled w^th a stitch vnd^r her left syde. {mi}d{illeg} 40 y.

RN Thomas Dudley of Woulson 2 y. old cannot holdeth his neck on on syde cōplayneth of neck & sho backe./

RN Margaret Nelson 80 y. belly griped

RN Mary Rive the 22 of Sept 22. {sic} die ♀ 12. 1{illeg} 16 yeres old

RN Cooers {sic} Daughter borne w^th a hare lip. Octob. 7. die ♄. 6 in ante. about 5. 30.

RN Iohn Smithe sent to me & his man came to Stanton where I then was for he was extreeme sick & very leekly to dye the 2{illeg}|8| of decemb: 1598 a {sic} betwixt 1 & 2

RN Dorothy Stoe of the forest of Whittlewoode. 32|4|. sick this twelmoneth. water ye {sic} yellow & good. white and gravelly in the bottome & before it was red not able to travell. pale coloured & corpulent in body & face. March 8 die ♃ h. 12. 15. 1599. h. 12. 55. very yellow water.¹