Casebooks

RN Spencers Daughter of Havershā. nov at the same tyme. lightheaded¹

Spencers Daughter vf {sic} havershā very sick novemb 27 ♄ hor 9. ant m. 1602.

RN Williā Bunts of hanslop for a terrible payne in on syde of his head the left syde eyes rūning & bloodshotten & a cataracte in his \that/ eye. novemb 2. ♂ hor. 1. 45. p m. 1602.

Margaret Sympson of Newport 40 y. for a payne in her head |as a cold water maketh her eyes thicke vnmaried| novenb {sic} 2. ♂ hor. 1. 45. p m 1602. hath her sicknes but badly

RN Ioseph Shawe of Brafild in y^e Green 16 y. novēb^r 8 ☾ hor. 11. 25. ant m 1602. fat & hungry frighted in his bed & weakned in his wits & care not whō he striketh not sicke cōplayneth of sore{b}|n|es of his legs armes & sometymes hart.

vide Octob. 11.

cryeth out of a black mā. & black theefe.

RN Agnys Thorneton 40 \38/ y of Eckton Novemb 29 ☾ hor. 12. 30 p m 1602. {mi}|Wo|nderfully tormented in her throate cānot swallowe any thinge ioyntꝭ ill shoulder & head as if it would pull her in peeces. & yet not harte sicke. suspect some to have done her harme on of them was hanged & thoth^r in northāpton geale Alce Smyth thought to have done all the mischiefe who is nowe in pryson. ever sinc whitsontyde

RN Clement Mole of Stoake Bruer. 58 y. Novemb 8 ☾ hor 9. 30. ant m 1602.

RN Margery Sympson of Lowton 26 y. novemb. 18 ♃ hor 9. 45. ant m. 1602. for my counsell for his wife y^t hath bene ill this sennet y^t hath bene in travell but given over agayne ill this 3 days & this last night specially.

RN Robart Ives of Newport 20 y novemb 29 ☾ hor. 11 ant m. 1602. very sick in his chest & stomacke. his beath {sic} doth smell stronge.

RN Williā Cowly of Newporte 15 y. 7 weekes last afore mikelmas. novemb. 13. ♄ hor 11. 35 ant m. 1602. h. 10. 34. ant m 1602.

Williā Cowly \of newport 15 y./ novemb. 13 h {sic} hor 10. 34. ant m. 1602.¹

RN Williā Cowly 16|15| {sic} \15./ y novēb^r 20. h {sic} hor. 12. 45. p m 1602.

ill in mynd & tempted w^th ill things.

was borne 15 y agoe 7 weekes before miklemas. on a muday {sic} night betwixt 2 houes {sic} after candle night. about 9 of the clocke.

RN M^r Iohn Stafford fell first sick Octob 28. ♃ h 9. ant m. 1602. /then it began to have the pox.\

RN Iohn Vdden of litle Horwood novemb. 9 ♂ hor. 2. 15 p m 1602.

RN M^r Nicholas langford sent his water agayne because it was not well p^rserved as I wished him to doe. novemb. 11. ♃ hor. 9. ant m. 1602.

a swyming in y^e hed a raw stomack mutch fleme.

RN Ro Susan Roses of Cosgrave 7 y novēb 13 h {sic} hor. 3. 35 p m 1602 headach chest cold & chill

RN my lady farmer sent to me for her sons M^r Staffords boy about 3 quarters olde w^ch had y^e poxe. & byles & hath a sore throate nov{em}ber. 20 ♄ hor. 10. 50 ant m. 1602.

RN Alce farnell \farren/ of filgrave 34 y. novēb. 20. ♄ hor. 11. 45 p ant m. 1602.

for red spots in her hands head & about her knees.

RN Iohn Burtons wife came her selfe for her husb of havershā 40 y. novemb. 5 ♀ hor 7. 45. ant m. 1602. his chest belly backe

RN M^r Byrde of Haversham swelled in his hands & full of aches in his muskels november 8 ☾ hor. 8. ant m. 1602

M^r Byrde of haversham. \sent his water/ 46 y. novemb. 8 ☾ hor. 8 ant m. 1602

RN Elisabeth Heaward of Winsloe a widow 27 y. novemb. 9 ♂ hor 3. p m. 1602. cōplayneth of stitches vnd^r her syde & backe.

GJ Thomas Ringston of Stoke Bruerne 11. y. Novemb. 25 ♃ ho. 11. a m. for a hard tumo^r in his right Cheeke vnder his eye.

RN Iohn Britten of havershā novemb. 26 ♀ hor 2. 25 p m. 1602. a payne in his hips & hucklebone