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Thomas MIND

Biography


Name	Thomas MIND (MYNDE)
Gender	Male
Primary occupation	medical surgeon (Surgeon. Servant to Surgeon Winter)
Period of medical practice	1615-1635
Other notes	Confesses to giving ointment 1625. Fined & imprisoned.

Known London address


	With his master 816 WINTER (Fleet Street)
Parish	St Bride Fleet Street
Ward	Faringdon Without
Date	c1625-30
	West Green Totnam (with 816)
Date	c1625-30

Censorial hearings


	30 May 1625
Entry	M, servant of the surgeon WINTER (?816, qv), was implicated in the death of Mr Edward Reve. CADYMAN (139, qv) had prescribed an ointment and W and then M had administered it. C said M had anointed the wrong part (supposed to be testicles). M said that W had used a different ointment from what C had prescribed.
Action taken	See next.
Number of crimes	1
	20 June 1625
Entry	M admitted that he had anointed Mr Reve's belly [instead of his genitals].
Attitude of the accused	confessed
Action taken	Fined £40 and imprisoned for 3 months.
Verdict	guilty
Sentence	Fined £40 and imprisoned for 3 months
Number of crimes	1