‹ E-CIPM 18-316: BEATRIX, SISTER AND HEIR OF ROBERT, SON AND HEIR OF JOHN DE HAULEY, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

The jurors say that she was born at Riby and baptised in the parish church there on the feast of St. Peter in Cathedra [22 Feb.], and was aged 16 on that feast last past, and this they remember for the following reasons:

John Milley of Woodthorpe, aged 44, and John Milysaunt of Withern, 50, say that on the day of the birth John Rudham, clerk , was staying with Robert Hauley , grandfather of Beatrix, and on the Monday following was presented to the church of St. Mary Mablethorpe.

Roger Mabylson , 50, and John Brygge , 46, both of Mablethorpe, say that on that day John Rothewell, clerk , was retained by Robert the grandfather to hold his courts in Riby or elsewhere in the county.

John Westerne of Mablethorpe, 48, and John Genel of Middlethorpe, 50, say that at that time Simon Wryght was building a new house in Riby and was seen by many people to be caught by a gust of the north wind and blown to the ground, breaking two bones in his right side.

John de Skrevelby , 60, and Benet Rogerson, 54, both of Laceby, say that on that day John Cook was put in the stocks there on suspicion of robbery and, having escaped, was seen by many people to break his shin bone whilst running away.

John Wower of Laceby, 45, and Robert Warner of Mablethorpe, 41, say that William Warner , father of Robert, was blind and fell into a well at that time and was almost drowned.

Philip Jonson of Mablethorpe, 40, and John Yonge of Theddlethorpe, 50, say that at that time there was a tempest, the sea broke over the shore at North Coates, and a great part of the country was submerged.