Casebooks

RN Iohn Langkford of Persnam’ 23. y. Octob. 6 die ♄. hor. 11. 25. mi. ant m. 1599 exceeding weake.

RN Thomas Ashpoales ma Iourymā {sic} new come to him of newport 24 y. was a tale & lusty mā but now very weak may 28 ☿ h. 11. 30 ant m. 1617

SRN I receiued Letters frō my Father. wherein first he mentions my Brother Alexander{s} weakenes.

Secondly propounds a match for.

Q^r. &c. h. 2. 30. p. m. 1635.

RN \weake leane apt to {greeve}/Mres Eliz. Gasckoyne 27 y Sept 17 ♃ h. 3. 45 p m 1630 /apt to h take a fright & a sudden passion\

TG johne Q\u/arry of Laiton {illeg} Febr. 12 ☿ h. 2. 3{illeg} \3/ {p M 1634} {illeg}|H|ath beene sicke {illeg} taketh her by f{its} {illeg} complaineth m{illeg} quærit utru{m} {sit grauida} is very we{ake}

RN Thomas Earle of Castle Throp 22 y may 16 ♀ h. 11. 45. ant m 1617 /was a strong youth now ext. weake\

RN M^r freemā of hyemsferyes may. 30. ♀ h. 7 ant m 16i7 extreme weake a|b|ad digestine /eateth litle\ vyne {sic} red & thick |ernestly desyrd my cōming Hyghems ferrers|

RN Greg Hadings wifeof our towne brought a bed Octob. 17 ♀ of two child. betwixt thē 3 hours differenc on at four or a litle aft^r thoth^r at 7 in the morning was fayn{t} & feeble & sent for to me Octob 17 ♀ h. 8 ant m 1606

RN a young womā of Broughton about 23 y Ap 2 ☉ h 6 3{0} ant m 1620 /Elis Gaskyn Ione Gascoyne\ very feeble & wea{ke} cānot be brought a bed her child thought to be d{ead} /not maryed\

RN Rich: Owyn of Stonystratford. 20 y. march. 5 ♃ h. 11. ant m. 1612.

extreeme weake.

RN Thomas Madowes of fænystratford a souldyer. 23 y Decēb 8 ♃ h. 10. 20 ant m 1608 weake & feeble.

RN M^r Hartley of Stonystratford for his Daughter Mres Smalebones extreme feeble & weake & cānot sleepe. Ian 27 ☿ {sic} h. 11. 45 ant m 1620

GJ Dorothy Piggott of Lenborough 22 y. almost a yeere maried Faynt and weake a payne in her backe and rising in her stomack

quærit vtꝝ sit gravida

RN Mres Elisabeth. Banyster the daughter of S^r Rob. Banyster 2|3|0\1./ y march. 20 ☿ h. 12. 39. p m 1622 |a very leane melanch. gentlewomā| |costive cōmonly. head ach.| |head weake spl: ready to vnclose & cānot sleepe worst at night w^th raging payne w^th a shooting & dra{w} in her eyes/|

RN Nathaniel Pyddington of Culewort 29 y a batch. Iuly. 22 ☾ h. 10 ant m 1633.

had an Ague & a cough the Ague is gone but the cough remeaneth spitteth mutch & riddeth ill stuffe & is hoarse w^th it & grown very weake & cānot goe

RN Mres Archer the younger 29 y sept 20. ♀ h 8. 30 ant m 1633. /wynd cholick a weake backe w^th whitꝭ & red\

M^r Archer & mrs Archer boath troubled w^th melanch. sept: 20.

RN Mres Throughton of Hanslop. i|o|f Totnell end 26 y. sent vnto me for her ague febr. 17 ♃ hor. 2. 10 p m 1603. et quærit vtrū sit gravida shee swounded about 5|6| of y^e clocke afternoone.

supposeth her selfe gone 2 weekes very faynt & weake & thincketh shee shall Dye. very godly & religious

GJ Mary Gilbert of Broughton 23 y maried 3 y. never had Children May 9. ☾ ho 8 a m. 1603

She lay speechles 24 houres |last week| very weake keepes her bed a thicke high coloured water Her belly swelled thinkes her self to be w^th Child

RN Mres p^rscilla Barnes. 25. y mayed {sic} a weeke after Miklemas b march 12. h {sic} hor. 1. p m 163i.

a good vryne but thin

hed & back a bout a fortnight a bad stomack & weake troubled w^th many heates & red pimples

TG Iames Witte {illeg}|2|3 of Woottē die ♄ 9 Febr. \H. 12 merid./ 1632.

was takes this day sendis hath much paine in his backe, cannot take anything in his mouth & is very weekey\e/ {sic}