Casebooks

RW The Figure for that time when goodwife Smithe came vnto me. March. 6.

RN Elis. Colma of this towne brough{t} a bed a litle a fore breake of daye. {illeg}|A|pr 23. ☉ h. 3. 45. ant m 1609 her mydwife good{y} Byrd came to me for to cure her aft^r throw{e}

RN Mres Susan Tarry of Slippon beyond Drayton 35 y Ap. 25. ♂ h. 2. p m. 1615. |serv to Mres Mordāt at {my} lady Dickbyes howse|

RN Rob. Reeves wife at London came to me Iune 3. ♂ h. 3. 30|45| p m 1628

cōmonly miscarieth & aborteth¹

RN at this time came spensers meade whose courses are stopt

RN A poer wandring womā came to me for the Abundanc of her sicknes A{i}g {sic} Aug 19 ♃ h 7. 40 ant m 1630

RN An {Ancient} gentlewomā frō Weston broght to me mightely troubled in her head & eys red hot & cholerick terms also stopt Iuly 21. ☾ h. 3 p m. 1628 |Mres Elis Brudnell 40 y. Iuly 21.| |old Mres Throck & the young brought her to me|

RN Ellen Barber of Olny 52. yeres. sick ever sinc shroftide. looketh {loook} yellowe hath ab {illeg} {sic} abundanc of her courses red every day in heapes, & white vppon thē. meanly powre Downe every fortnight. in great abundance. came the same day shee had them. at 3i of March die ♄. h. 2. p m. 1599

RW Goodwife Denton of this towne great Linford, began to labour w^th childe March the 5. hor: 7. ant: merid: 1615

Goodwife Smithe came vnto me for somethinge for this womon to {illeg}|h|asten her deliuery, who had beene in labour from that time march the 5, vnto the next day, March the 6. hor: 10. ant: merid: at w^ch time shee came vnto mee, & I sent by her; Boracis ℈i Aristolochia r{illeg}d: ʒi. myrrhæ ℈i: dict: cret: ℈i croci gr: 8. cinnam: {myr{illeg}|i|gst}: on: ℈i. in aq. mugw: ℥{illeg}|{illeg}|4.

RN The lady Penystone sent for me Octob. 2. ☾ h. 4. p. m. 16i5 at what tyme I did talke w^th her at Stanton wheath^r w^th child or termes stopt.

RN Iohn Durrant a yere & a halfe of great Brickhill brought to me march 20 h {sic} hor. 1. p m. 1630 /Child p^rsent\

quærit vtrū ab{lac}\bac/tare {sic} debeat et quærit vtrū sit gravida

RN Mary Goodge Googe of Bigglesworth 18 y Iuly 14 ☿ h. 4. 30 p m. 1630 mother above a quarter

Ill a quart \quarter/ of a yere by fits but worse sinc sonday last. neav^r had them at all was p^rsent

RN Elis Knight of lath 20 y ma Iune 1 {sic}. ☾ h. 8 ant m 1606

very Drye & thirsty. hath not her termes. did but aske only my counsell saying she would bring her over to me./

RN Elis Symons of Stonystratford. 40 y A {sic} May 1. ☿ h. 2. 45 p m 1622

troubled w^th the reds mightely 3 quaters {sic} of a yere & dayly meade her weake & craved a remedy being p^rsent

RN A womā of Stratford broght a litle child a v {sic} xj weeks old would sucke other bodyes teates but not hers very vnquiet & crying. hath a great cold Aug 11. ☉ h. 1. \25/ p m. 1622¹

RN Mres Androws of Alce 2|3|6 y. novēb. 5. ☾ h. 4 p m. 1627 temes {sic} stopt Left syde melanch fleg.

RN Marye Cawtho{rne} 29 y m{arch} 9. ♂ h. {6} p m 1630.

Mary Cauthorne {of Ownd}le {sic} |of Oundle| 29 y maryed about miklemas march. 9. ♂ h. 6 p m 1630 |came her selfe| |had her flours w^th payne when she was a mayden|

RN Dorothy Dēnet 19 y. of husband Crawly had nev^r her flowers was wonderfully peaned her head & stomacke & nowe in the bottome of her belly ever sinc the phisick I gave her god be praysed for it. came agayne for more physick Ian. 30 die ☿ h. 9. 30. ant m. 1600 with a greeping maketh her very sick

RN Ian. 20 die ♄ hor 8 I went to see a sick woma swollen in her legs & thighes for that shee hath not her courses. hed ach 1599.

RN my lady came \Maunsell/ showed me her wat^r Ian 24 ♀ h 10. 30 ant m. 1606. who was at my lady Chaynes howse at Drayton 35 y. a long visage leane & yellowish full of melanch. long sick & casteth every foote mutch reds. &|w|^ch trouble her mutch. & cōtinew long also whitꝭ but the {sic} weaken not yet have cōtinewed longe w^ch come 3 days before the red. casteth mutch faynt & feeble mutch wynd costive /Lady Maunsell. 35 y.\