Casebooks

SF Peter Sefton 1597 the 23 Iani ☉ An m’ at / 9 p 9 best to Agre wth hm {sic} or no et quid inde sequitur/

RN Agnes Miller of 45. yeres old hath had an old Desier Disease as shee thincketh of the winde cholick ready to stop there winde lieth at her harte this every daye of the weeke. the rūning. of the reanes

August the 12 die ♄ h. post m ant m. 8. 34 mi for Agnes Miller who hath bene troubled w^th the rūning of her reanes & so also her husb: for the space of this 4 yeares & her mother w^th the winde cholick. whiles she had her termes shee was a sound woman but sinc never having thē shee hath bene mutch distempered w^th the rūning of the reanes

RN William’ Seabrook of Walton 40: zelotipia laborat. M^r Harvy of Crowly requestet|d| me to doe him good as touching his hearing. {v}d {ʒ}.  zelotip. phrenesi laborat: et vxorē p{uni}t.

RN M^r Nicholas Stueward 41. Martij 26. ♀ hor 12. 40. p m 1602.

M^r Barton of Patshill¹

M^r Barton.

M^r Thornell came w^th M^r Stueward & M^r Barton to see me March 26 ♀ hor. 12 40 post m 1602. I made them Dyne w^th me.

RN March 29 ☉ h. 4 p m 1607 what welcome we shall have & what good we shall doe

RN M^r Eveley Aug 21 ☿ h. 6. 20 p m 1611 vtrū potiet^r benef. y^t I should sp to m^r B. to get on

SF Eustac of Lambeth at 3 p m’ the 22 of octob ☉ / p|b|est to tak him &c/

RN M^r Mathew of Calver {sic} Calverton 50 y feb 9. ♃ hor 4: 45. p m 1604.

Mres Bird at the same tyme boath for wȳde cholicke¹

M^r Mathew of Calverton 50 y febr 9 ♃ hor 4. 45. p m 1604 wȳde cholicke

mres Byrd eodē tempore wȳde cholicke.

RN Wylliam Goodfellow & his wife Octob. 22 ☾ hor 11 25. ant m 1604.

for his raynes et fluxu spermatis & his wife./

RN Thomas Carter of Hexston 42 y Sept 22 ☾ h. 12. 15 ant p m {sic} 1606.

troubled w^th an atch in his hands & feete & armes stiffe his Daught^r of 13.

GJ D. Shepheard of London & Sara his wife. Martij 27 ♃ ho. 6. 20 p. m. 1606.

RN M^r Dūcōbe of Broughton for flegme. & stone all about his lounges.

Thoth^r M^r Duncōbe of London for the strangullion all about his bellye. maketh wat^r often.

RN Wheath^r Iohn frost stole my horse the 23 of octob. at night as is supposed but at what hou\r/e no mā knoweth hath stollen the horse of M^r Stoakes

who stolle it. of what yeres & trade where he liveth & what he hath done w^th it & wheath^r to be recovered

M^r Stoakes returned home to my house novēb 4 ☾ h novēb. 2. h {sic} hor 4. p m 1611.

RN my Cosen he & She marsh did boath writ vnto me she for her selfe wheath^r good to sweat & also for her Daughter. & to bleed her in y^e foote at y^e fall w^ch would not bleede

RN my Cosen she Marsh touching her Tunbred iourney & wheath^r it were convenient for her & her daught^r to drink of it & to vse wyne or beere at her meales as others doe Iune 23 ☿

RN A Controversye fell out betwixt M^r {R}yrd {sic} Byrd of Hav^rshā & ny {sic} Neighbour Roe touching the {illeg}|p|ayment of 17^l 17^s. M^r Byrd denying & Roe affirming y^t he payd it m^r Byrd sayth y^t he demanded no more then 16^l 16 as his bond was and Roe sayth y^t he payd him 17^l 17|6|^s {illeg}|A|ug Aug {sic} 2. h 6. 20 p m 1622

RN D Sp. honourable patient addicted to astrologye & believing continuall iudg. most per to build iudg vppon quærit first how long an old frind of his might live 2. vnder what planet h{illeg}|is| owne selfe was borne March 27 ♃ h. 5. 45 pm 1623

his old frinds age natus 1556 Iuly 87. ant m

His owne age Iune 13 ♂ h. 1. p m 1578

RN The lady Mordant sent {vnto} me to know how her brother Doth after his ph{ysick} I {sic} & also the Cookes state Iuly. 9. ☿ h. 2. {20} p m. 1623

RN her daughter Mres Elenor Aylet 17 y may 15. ☿ h. 7 30 p m 1633

her daughter idle headed & moped |vide Maij 3^o| 4 y ill witchery suspectted {sic}

cānot make butter nor cheese

Elisabeth Spacy susp: Rich Pavet susp. /& H Rebecca his wife\ w^th many others

16 or 17 more suspected.

old goody Ransden the begȳner of all there troubles dyed 5 y since

Fayth Sayick y^t was her servant Harmed

RN M^res Elenor Aylet of Madalen Laver. 17 octob 31 ♃ h. 10 15 ant m 1633 |hath thē well 2 y| |troubled in her sleepe| sent her water mother & daughter brought her|th|ere {sic} waters. |sleepeth well|

Elis: Spacy of High Rooding appeared plainly to her in her sleep |this night| & then not well 2 or 3 days after

Richard Pavet & h{is} wife susp: