Casebooks

RN Elisabeth Hartwell of Astwood onc M^rs Vuedales servant. 25 y. vnmaried. hath clums of bloode in her mouthe 15 of Sept die ♄ h. 1. 15 p m. 1599¹

keepeth her bed ever since satterday last. some feare it to be a plurisy some an impost very hot & sweateth mutch It is of ♂ in ♋ & ☉ in ♎. they thought shee would have died.

her wat^r of a good colour he thick hath motes heares & dust. costive |her water was to hie coloured. & had black humours|

I gave her Diaturb. ʒj. a lytle rubarb. 3 of scam. decoct. ℥j. deco endive ℥j.

gratis./

RN Dickens wife of \litle/ Linford

GJ Willm Miller 1602 feb 17 ☿ ho. 10. 15 a m

RN Mary Va{ne}ts of Newporte 13 y. Aug 6. 5. ♃ hor. 9. gryped as. {sic} ant m 1602 gryped in her belly as if her sydes should be pulled a sunder.

RN Iohn Hopkins of our towne 13|4| y. August 5 ♃ hor. 3. 40. p m. 1602.

his eyes rūne w^th water cānot see w^th candlelight.

It is

GJ Richard Dobs of Risedon 50 y Iuly 11 ☾ ho. 11 a m. 1603

RN An Wright of litlington 23. y a mead martij 15 ♃ hor. 12. 30. ant m 16004 {sic}.

last yere shee came for her infirmity hath taken greefe for on shee loveth.

RN Alce Britten of Sherington 27. y maried her yongest 2 y. old martij 15 ♃ hor. 1: 45 p m 1604 |quærit an sit gravida. vel habeat hydropidi 1. 45|

this Alce Britten counteth y^t shee hath gone w^thin 2 or 3 days of her tyme y^t 3 quart^rs of an yere great bellyed her swelling came about about christmas very healthfull.

RN Elis foscue 64 y maij 1: ♃ h 8 15 ant m 1606

Wheath^r best for her to mary or noe./

Henry fosc her sone 33. what shalbe come of him

he shall doe well in tyme for some office.

wyll fosc 36 y he shall do reasonable well by some office

Thomas felton 44 y sone of Elis fosc

he wyll not live long

but will dye some 2 yeres henc

RN M^res Stones Daughter borne 11 y. sinc S^t Androws day novēb 30. ☿ h. 4 ant m 1603.

/mres Stones Daughter borne at Rudgmont Decēb. 1. ☿ h. 4. ant m. 1602.\ this child was often in daūger to be Drowned

& when she was a leaven yers old fortnight before Christmas going to wash reasons & reaching after a skillet w^ch fell out of her hand she fell into a pond & was p^rsently Drowned/

RN Wheath^r his frind \28 y old/ shall mary or not & about what tyme & if he mary wheather likely to be a crosse then a blessing Iuly 28 ♃ h. 4. 50 p m 1614

he shalbe 38 y old when he mayred|th| {sic} w^ch seeneth {sic} to be about 4 yeres henc for he is now the last 4 of Iune iust 34 yeres old./

he shall mary about 3. yeres henc by gods grace. & have an honest loving womā w^th whome he shall doe well.

RN M^r Bishop of Wing Decēb. 14 \12/ ☾ h. 9. 40 ant m. 1614.

M^r Bishop of Wing {sick} 60 y Decēb 12. ☾ h. 9. 50 ant m 1614

RN My Lady Tēple Aug 29 h {sic} hor. 12. 25 p {m} 1618

RN Sara Bur Brugis 3 y feb 23 {sic}. ☿. h. 12. 30 p m 1626

cōplayneth of her belly borne Iuly 22 ☉|☾| h. 15|7| {sic} |17| a|p| m 1622

RN It is of ♃ dns 6 et dns 6 a 5^t{a}

♂ dns Horæ et 5 in ♒

RN The lady wentworth of Tyddington quærit vtrū maritis {sic} et heres ille nobilis Honorē et cōmoditatē apud principē Carolū deo favente obtinebit Iuly 2 17 {illeg}|♂| h. |Iuly 16. ☾| die ☾. h. 9 p m 1627 /|vxor sine consensu mariti|\ /deo favente obtinebit\

RN Agnys Hombye of Kettering 60 y. a wife mayed {sic} an old hus{band} distracted 3 y & r{un}neth vp & downe

neav^r had but on child & y^t dy{ed} she neav^r hath bene well sinc but as a distract{ed} son rangeth vp {&} do{illeg}|wn|e

RN Rob. Pery of Hanslop 24 y Aug 29 h {sic} hor 10 ant m 1629

RN The Lady Chaucye octob. 18. 1629

Thomas Coakan he hath her good|s| Iewels plate & sutch like & hath made her a bond of 1400 \fore{tene hon}dred/ vt & hath acknowledgm̄t the iudgment {illeg}|o|f twelfe hūdred pounds

she hath f{oun}d the land but the Sheriffe will not returne the write vnder 30^l.

on monday next goe to the Lord kee to petion {sic}.

Thomas Cocken hath made all over vnto An Cocken his wife & two feefes in trust Thomas & Tymothy Limmall to Defeat her. & Katherin Stānop & Williā Stāhop her brother y^t have false conv Williā Iackson & Iohn Barker & Georg Neale y^t know the false conveiances M^r Boath the vndersherife of Warrick her enemy{es}

RN S^r Robert sent me a lett^r |S Robert sent^r m{e} {sic}| \wheath^r an/ march 12 ♀ h. 8 a|p| m 1630 wheather any remedy & asketh /what the disease is.\ wheather he may adde the 4 Cooling seedes & also Drink milke nowe frō the Cow because he fyndeth a skalding & great payne in deliv of his vryne

Canot keepe the foreskin on to cover the nit {sic} of his yard

a loosnes almost 2 months scouring away mutch filth on satt last a loosnes & a stoole of blood did sit over a hot oke stoole & mended