Casebooks

RN Mary Carecke fell sicke about maij 2. die ♄ hor. 10. p m. 1601. speach taken away suddenly.¹

RN R N sick last night about 8 feb 6 h. 8 {sic} 8.15 p m 1608 had fluvium alvi¹

RN M^r Edmunds for his wife of Shenly 56. troubled w^th the winde cholick w^th gripings & pruckins {sic} & very sick a very good water at 18 of may. die ♀ h. 1. p m. 1599. /& a great coughe\

RN Iohn Browne of Helmedoone 6{illeg}|2| y Iuly 7. ☿ h 2. 45 \30./ p m 1619 |he is growen very weake sick a fortnight every day| |a feaver.| |troubled w^th the lockets|

RN Elis: nyster of {sic} 31 y of Horneton /Hornton\ Iune 20 ♃ h 5. p m 1633

her sicknes began a Wedd was a monthe about 4 in the morning may. 22 but sent to me Iune 20 ♃ h. 5 15 p m 1633 swounded then may 22

Iune 20 ♃ h. 5. 29 p m 1633 Dead palsy lame sorely tormented by fits

RN Ihon Phylip at Bletlhy {sic} 42. yeres a married man sick th but this weeke sick very mutch in his body. made his will yesterday sent him self this 3 of Decēb. die ☉ h. 2. 1598. he hath not gone to ground never sinc he sickned

RN Harry Bennet a maried man this 12 yeres sick this moneth yet walketh abroad M^r Hipwells servant hath bene troubled with blood he hath vomited it vpw & downward. Decēb. 4 die ☾. h. 1. 38

RN Elisab. West. {illeg}|3|0 yers old. sick this 5 weeks took her first w^th an ach hath bene longe sicke hath cought w^th a watching at Stanton & w^th a thought ready to stop her wind & her Daughter y^t moved y^t question w^thout her Consent. Dec 2i. die ♃. h. 4. p m. riseth w^th a wind & she is swollen

RN William Malins came home even nowe very sick. on told him it was the winde cholick August. 2i die ♂ h. 4. 12. m p m. 1599 |his disease took him vppō thursday last|

he wilbe 24 yeres old 5 weekes afore christmas borne on a sunday morninge before breake a daye

RN ferdinando Po{u}|l|ten of Bourton 14 y. came sick home frō London Sept. 17. die ☾ h. 12. 38. very sleepy keepeth his bed. 1599. pater sine consens. filij

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

RN Iane Tomson serv to Syr Will fortiscue 22 y Aug. 23. h. 7 p m very sick fit 1618

RN Marke Gray of litle Brickle 16 y Iuly 16 ♀ h. 7. 15 p m 1619 /he is so sick y^t he canot speake\

RN Mres Ruly  filia 1598 Aprill 12 die ☿ h 1. 50|2| post merd {sic} she was 5 or 6 weekꝭ sick or shee recovered shee vomited & rid mutch filthy baggage

RN Hūfrey Smith of London Mres S{t}{as} sisters child 2 y. on christ: nex{t} Decēb. 14. ☾ h. 2. 38 p m 16{07}

pater  fili{o} {sine} cōsensu a m{onth} sick 15 fits had it before ev{ery} oth^r day now hath it every daye & drinketh exceedingly in the fit

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 Knights kinsmā of yardly came for a boy of his newly sick & doth cast Decēb 23 ♀ h. 1. 30 p m 1608

RN The lady lovet of Soulbery 30 feb. 25. h {sic} h7|ora| 7 p. m 1609 |long sicke Wynd cholick miserablely tormented|

RN Mres Alce flāsteede of Daynton 60 y Aug 20 ♀ h. 3. 25 an{t}|p| {sic} p m 1619 |sick 7 or 8 weekes now her vryne is high red & aguis & maketh very litle water.|