Casebooks

RN M^r Hore. \of Exeter colledge/ 26 y sept 25 ☉ hor 7. 34. ant m 1603. /very fearfull & timorous feareth he hath the plaugue.\

RN Williā Greeneway of Lechāsteede 23. a batcheler. Ian 28. ♄ hor. 10. 52. ant m 1604. new cōe frō london metuit ne pestis eū londini cū fuit {a} corripuit. out of his p^rntiseship {illeg} {sic} loketh to set vp for him selfe.

RN M^r Brough of Stonystratford sendeth to me to know wheath^r it be the plauge that his house is haunted |visited| w^th all novemb. 26 ♄ hor. 9. ant m. 1603.

RN George Wheeler of Kempson 28 y feb 23. ☾ h. 1. 30 p m 1607

quærit vtrū sunt peste infecti.

RN Mary Smith of london at Puddlewharfe 11 y octob. 20 ♃ h. 4. 30 p m 1608.

wheath^r the child had y^e plaugue

RN Wylliā spencer of london 32 y sept Octob. 5 ☿ h. 5 p m 1608. /wonderfully afryd y^t he had y^e plauge\

RN Carters howshold of Hav^rshā h. 8. 30 ant m 1609

 peste.

RN M^r N

S^r Peter de la Meere fearfull of y^e plague

RN M^r Stoakes of Brōhā for his neygbour whose wife dyed of the plaugue Ian 7 ♀ h. 2. p m 163i

RN Edward P Boddington colebrayfild 7 y novēb. 28 ☾ hor. 12. 40 p m 1603.

metuit pestē.

RN Burby of litle Brickhill came to me for counsell & for the plaugue Iune 13 ♀ h. 7 ant m 1606.

RN m|T|he Tapster of Brickhill to p^rvent the plauge ap 11 ♄ hor 10. 30 ant m 1607.

RN I sent pastil Ars: cōfected to be a p^rserv. agaynst the plaugue. Ap 29 to be put on Ap 29 ♀ \30 ♄/. 1625 /h {sic}. hor 13 p m 1625\ /Ap 30 ♄. 16. \13./ p. m 1625\

Ap. 30 h {sic} hor 13 p m 1625

Ap 30. h {sic} hor. 16. 14 1625

RN M^r Lenthall 12 miles henc sent to me sept 11 ☉ hor 9. 40 ant m 1603.

for a p^rservative {s} {sic} against the plaugue /

RN Richardson my mans brother in law of Newport very sicke as it is thought of the plaugue septemb. the 7 of ♀ hor. 6. 38 ant m. 1604.

RN Tho. Charnock of Grendon & Dorothy & his child & serv. novēb. 2. h {sic}. 3 p m 1605.

all doe feare the plaugue water whytish & thin. his Daught^r of 13 y sleepysh.

RN t|T|wo honest men of Naash came to me for my counsell to p^rvent the plaugue Apr 4 h {sic} hor 1. 20 p m 1607

telling me y^t on dyed of the purples y^t sent to me anoth^r sick & dyed yesterday & two oth^r extreme sick who tooke it by on y^t had the sicknes.

RN Raynold Day|v|yes wife. sick of the plaugue octob. 27 ☾ h 10 ant m 1607. did bery Elis Browne her servant 3 wekes before harvest & did bury that day sennight on child. & 3 weekes aft^r a noth^r & dyed. & 2 more sicke & recovered this daye sēnet. And she hel|r| selfe fell sicke about this day senet in the after noone that her childs sore did break. she hath bene twice {illeg}|p|rayed for. cānot sleepe. hath a sore vnd^r her left share.

RN \a {sic}/ Wylliā Caves dyed at yardly. of 5 yeres. sodenly they be afrayd y^t he tooke the plaugue. because a house or two was infected they now left in the house be afrayd sent to have my comsell {sic} novēb. 5 {illeg}|♄| hor 10 ant m. 1608.

RN My Cosen Harryson sent me a letter in the behalfe of his sic{ke} infant now being at luton w^th maudly{n} nource Decēb. 17 h {sic} hor. 5. p m 1608.

would know wheather in danger of peyste or water in his infan{cy} directed frō london the 8 of Decēb. 1608.