Casebooks

RN Mres An Barber of Kensworthe 46|5| y. sept 28. ☿ hor 9. 16|5|. ant m 1603.

was borne {illeg} {sic} on a {tuds} \shrovesōdaye/ after noone. an hour betwixt 4 & 5. /hath often bene let blood sicknes gone this 4 yeres.\ |extreeme hot. casteth vp sometymes leek whitꝭ of egge. sometymes blacke stuffe.|

Mres An Barber sept 28 ☿ hor. 9. 15 ant m. 1603. strangly handled w^th her stomack burning & gnawing & then an intolerable paine of her hed for 20 houres not well for 40 houre & then it cōmeth once in a weeke in the wynter. & aft^r hath a swelling & a gnawing in the calfꝭ of her legs.

RN Thomas Browne 8 y / tooke a bruse & pyn{eth} w^th it & cōsumeth of Thurlye. martij 5 h {sic} hor. 12. 40. p m 1603

RN Margaret Newmā 40 |34| y Iuly 8 |7.| ♃ hor. 3. p m 1603 of hanslop¹

RN Frauncis Tomson otherwise Miller of hanslop. 24 y. febr. 19 h {sic} hor. 11. 3{0}|45| ant m. 1603. for a deafnes & rūning in his eares & a beating & bussing in his eares /matterish geere.\

RN Ellen Wels of Safford. 28. y Octob. 5. ☿. hor. 1. 45 p m 1603. faynt & feeble.

RN S Mres fox for her child Susan fox 8 y D Ian. 3. ☾ hor. 7. 54. ant m 1602 {sic} sine cōsensu. it pyneth & cōsumethe

RN Mres Throughton of Hanslop. i|o|f Totnell end 26 y. sent vnto me for her ague febr. 17 ♃ hor. 2. 10 p m 1603. et quærit vtrū sit gravida shee swounded about 5|6| of y^e clocke afternoone.

supposeth her selfe gone 2 weekes very faynt & weake & thincketh shee shall Dye. very godly & religious

GJ Mary Gilbert of Broughton 23 y maried 3 y. never had Children May 9. ☾ ho 8 a m. 1603

She lay speechles 24 houres |last week| very weake keepes her bed a thicke high coloured water Her belly swelled thinkes her self to be w^th Child

RN mres An Barber Mres dunkoms kinswomā 16 y. Ap 3. ☉ hor. 4. 25 p m. 1603.

for a cōtinuall bleeding at the nose w^ch maketh her faynt. & sickly.

RN Iune S^t Iohn Baptists day Iune 24. ♀ hor. 6. 15. a. tall mā of Whaddon came to me for a kernell in his necke & anoth^r for a longe deafenes of 6 or 8 {illeg}|y|eares heareth but vnderstandeth not well what he heareth. ant m 1603.

RN Mres Dorothy Davers 13. Iuly 5. ♂ hor 3. 40. p m. 1603. hyps & hed canot stand faynt feeble stomacke.

RN \my Lady/ Mres {sic} Digbye for her |chāber| meaden |Mary Travell| 24 y August 25 ♃ hor 11. ant m. 1603.

sore & lame afore shee hath her sicknes in her bones & hed the mumpes also.

Lady very fearfull & caused her mayd to send her wat^r

RN Al{illeg}|ce| lang\c/kford of Stockgoldington. 60 y. August: 31. ☿ hor 9. 25. ant m. 1603.¹

GJ Martha Marriot of Ashton 9 7 y. Febr. 25 ♀ ho 1. 15 p m.

A great payne in her belly they feare the wormes

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.

GJ Richard Fowkes of Hulcot 60 y. March 5 ♄ ho 11 45 a m 1603

for a great itche

GJ Alice Lord of Kempson 25 y. May 5 ♃ ho. 10 30 a m. 1603

Keepeth her bed, trembles very much, A great payne in her backe her right hand and right arme swelled. Cryes of her bones and every where about in great payne./

GJ Agnes Windmill of Hanslop 30 y Maij 13 ♀ ho 1. p m. 1603

her backe and stomacke \payned/ and the right Cheeke is swelled that she cannot scarce take any thing it greeves her to putt a spoone in her mouth

GJ Anne Cowper of Stonton 4 y. Octob. 16 ☉ ho. 3. 30 p. m. 1603. bound

RN Williā Glossop of fosket 33 y maij I 31. ♂ hor 9. 30 ant m. 1603. |feareth an impostume.|