Casebooks

RN l|C|hystopher {sic} Mun of Woulv^rton 3|4| y Iun{e} 27 ☾ h. 7 p m {1608} /pater  filio extreme {s}{icke}\

RN Margaret Mountygue of grandborowe by Winsly|oe| 36 y sept 6 ♂ h. 3. 25. p m 1608. longe sicke. \suckleth a childe/ con {sic}

RN The lady fortiskue sent vnto me Decēb. 25 on christmas day to {sic} ☉ h. 5. 20 ant p m 1608 that I would come over to my lady as the next day because she was sicke

I excused y^t I could not come vntill the holidays were ended because I had invited my neighb but yet y^t I would come if necessity required

RN M^r formā sodenly taken Octob. 6. ♃ h. 5. 45 6 p m 1608 |sick sodenly.|

RN Doctor Ashworte came not vntill feb. 3. ☿ h. 3. & then felt her pulse. feb. 3. ☿ h. 3 p m. 1607|8|

he inquired of me many quest where her sicknes was vtrū in aialibꝯ nat et spir. & discoursed like a Docter.

RN Iohn Ellet of Potters Perry. 30. y. August 14 ☉ h. 3. 15. p m 1608 serv. to M^r Chrystopher Clarke /Iohn Abbot very sick his man\

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

RN My lady Dormer wrot{e} t{o} me that I would come to a sister in a {sic} law of he{rs} the lady Constable {illeg}|th|a{t} is at her house sick of an Ague this 4 days 46 y Ian. 7. ♃ h. 2. p m 1607 /shee sent her wat^r & intreated me to come\

RN The loders mā of the mill of hav^rshā sick Ian 14. ♃ h. 12. 1608 An Ague.

RN Elis Wyndnyll very sick w^th a sore stitche. 36 y feb 14. ☉ h. 7. 15 {m}|p| m 1608

RN Wylliā Walker of Berton 60 y Aug 22. ☾ h. 1. p m. 1608 very sick & keepeth his bed & as they thinke not likely to escape

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 Richard Pearepoynt of Hutching. 33 y maryed sinc he was sick of y^e Iaundes Octob 28 ♀ h. 1. 50 p 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.

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

RN Her man keld. {sic} \Thomas Kelly/ sick of a burning fever very faynt his loseng wrought vp & downe vehemently & made him very sicke. sent his wat^r Ian 16 h {sic} hor 3 p m 1608.

GJ Agnes Armestrong of Stony stratford 20 y. Maij 7 ♄ ho. 2. 45 p. m. 1608

M^r Rawsons servant the Cooke hath bene heertofore troubled w^th the mother. once in 2 moneths had no fitt this quarter of a yeere but very sickly.

Quærit dna ejus vtꝝ sit gravida concubuit cū Marriot a mercer b|a| batcheler of the same towne. /

RN vide Edward Deane of Elstoe a tall mā 50|5| y Iuly 20 about halfe a yere since lyeth still extreme sick feareth least he is bewitched by a bad neighb on mary Sutton as he susp. killed a horse of his or els at that tyme had dyed

Edward Deanes of Elstoe the former mā 55 y Iuly 29 ♀. h. 2. 20 p m 1608

RN Goody Marcū \of this towne/ did send for 6\d/ of cynamon water. was sick vnd^r her syde. Octob. 20 ♃ h. 5. 38. p m 1608 /was very sick to day thrice\

RN mary Turvy \25 y./ of newp {sic} \newporte/ fell sicke feb. 13. ♄ hor. 5. p m 1608 fell first sicke taken w^th a stitch vnd^r her left syde