Question asked by Anonymous (PERSON40481) on 3 July 1627 at 10:00
RN An Pickle of Stoneley in Kemelton parish 4 y & a halfe Iuly 3. ♂ h 10 ant m. 1626|7| borne a day after Candlemas being tuesday towards night 7 p m. hath had 4 or 5 fits of the falling sicknes.
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 227, f. 142v (upper left part of page)
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