1644. 36. y[ear]

did my Net purs in silk

red in Granados Med[itations] .

Tomasin {...} {...} and made things for the Children

about bodies for them

Bes Bamf[?] c[ame]

Sue in h[e]r 3 S[ampler]

gin did spots

red the Kings book of prairs , made for him. Oxfo[rd]

goodw[ife] Liechf[ield] died

the Sol-[dier]s coming ag[ain]

gret thunder

Gin in h[e]r 4 S[ampler] - yel.

Sue in h[e]r 4 S[ampler] - cloth S

mary taug[ht] them

I read in Britain's Reme[m]bra[n]cer made by wither \mr Bax[ter]s/

theSoal[dier?]s {...} P[rince] Rupert my G[od] I bles thee

red in the Guide unto true Blesse[d?]nes 1614 made by Sam[uel] Crooke

125 for the Child:[ren]

Gin - h[e]r purs[?]

wallers Soulders h[e]r[e] 3 o[r] 4 daies sent away {...} I pr[aise] G[od]

Waller's army had been repelled at Cropredy Bridge on 29 June. They then marched to Towcester and on to Northampton.

my father sould h[is?] {...} wooll gave me 40 sh[illings]

K[nit?] Sue {...} hose and one for Gin

r[?] B[ook?] of Caracters

Mr Quar[les] the \poet/ died {...} Clark

Francis Quarles died in London in September 1644 (see New DNB).

Sue h[e]r 5 Samp[ler] [mark] cloth [mark] she could {...} it her selfe {...} she {...} the 4 one.

Patience mar[ried]

Alce decon c[ame]

{...} the Arch {...} diary

{...} Ja[ck] H died

Sue ill

[illeg marks including the word 'sheets']

red in Adams sermo[n]s

Ba[n]bery Seeg raised praised d[b?] God

[illeg marks including words 'my f[ather?]' and 'to Nor th [?]]

[illeg marks including the words 'men c[ame?]' and 'next y[ear]']