Casebooks

RN Alce Daynton of this towne 30 y decēb 29 ♂ h. 9. 15 ant m 1607 /hath a waterish stomacke\

GJ Em̄e SentIohn of Hanslop 30 y. Apr. 15 ♀ ho 11. 36 a m. 1603

A cold Stomacke hath her courses well. M^rs Fosters maid

RN An Robinson of litle linford 30 y. maij 4 die ☾ hor. 6. 45. ant m. 160i

for an arising in her stomacke.

RN Margaret Mountegue of: Parsnā. 30 y novēb 20 ♂ h. 10 25 ant m 1604. of her head & a watering in her stomacke a great while.

RN Anne Stockin of Simpson 30. Aug 25. {illeg}|h| {sic} hor 8 ant m 1632. |a waterish stomack|

RN Francis Kyppes of Colemourth 30 y. martij 2 ☿ hor. 11. 45 ant m 1603. for a great payne in her stomacke & a great swounding by taking greefe for her children w^ch dyed.

RN Rich. Goodman of Stony stratford. 30 y. Iuly. 2 die ♃ hor 9. 25. ant m. 160i¹

RN M^r Rich Grig of Stachden \an Attorney./ 30 y novēb. 4. ☿ {sic} h. 9. 45 ant m. 16i6. a bad stomack. /is very loose\

RN mathew wyndmill of o^r towne 30. decēb 24 h {sic} hor 7. 15. ant m. 1603. for his belly & stomake wynd & wormes

RN Mres lanbart of Meads Morton 30 y newly mayed {sic} 3 weekes before christmas. almost 15 weekes march. 18 ♀. h. 10|1|: ant m 1608 |backe weake stomack ill & sydes.|

RN M^res Isabella Brocket 30 y for her stomack & pimpels in face & chin ceeding of o{bstru}ctions.

RN Oliver Hames of his sonne maried a great payne in his stomacke & arising ready to stop his wind. 30 yeres may the 13. die ☉ 40 h./ 7. 40 ant m. 1599. had a bruise w^th a horse did spit blood cam̄ot {sic} stoope to work for it

RN Thomas Miller of Newport 30 y Apr 4. ♃. hor. 11. ant m 1605.

syde & stomacke. great stitches in his syde a mighty cough cānot rest.

RN M^r Chāberlyn of Wicken son 30 y D {sic} Ian. 3. ♀ h. 11. ant m 1611 {sic} tooke his purge & pils. & wrought sorely many stooles & is very sick & ill after them. & troubled w^th mutch wyndynes of stomack & flushing heate.

RN Mathewe Windmill 30 yeres of age sick this two yeres in liver & milt & hart well by day working but ill always every night lieth hevy hevy {sic} in his chest y^t he cannot sleepe nor tak his rest agaynst weath^r and when he eateth flesh & porrage it heaveth vp his chest. vp from his chest to his harte. it lieth in his the pit of his stomack as if his hart & milte were broken as he him selfe thincketh it payneth him intolerable very cold never better thē when he is working cōplyneth most of chest & harte Novemb. 12 die ☉ at h. 7. 50. mi. 1598. at the first cōming he had a flushing in his hed w^t a gydines but never since

RN Elisabeth Hockni Toppe of Hanslop 30 y. sick ever sinc Ash wenday {sic} at hart a greeping every where hed. & stomack. payned every where doubteth wheath^r shee be w^th Child or no hath not her courses /after her sleepe in a faynt {snort}\