‹ E-CIPM 19-1001: FULK MOUTHE ›

Fulk son and heir of John Mouthe and Elizabeth his wife was born at Wattlesborough on 22 Sept. 1390 and baptised in the church of Alberbury, and is now aged 21 years and more. The jurors know this for the following reasons:

John Corbet of Stanford, then aged 24, had a brother Robert who died and was buried on that day in that church.

Edmund Borelere , then 23, had a brother James who had a son born that day and baptised in the church at Pontesbury.

John Wytton , then 40: John Lyngeyn married Isabel his daughter that day in the church of Alberbury.

William Spencer , then 16, had a brother John who died and was buried in that church on that day.

John Gamell , then 17, had a brother called Diggory who was confirmed that day in St. Mary’s church, Shrewsbury, by Richard bishop of Coventry and Lichfield .

William Passelowe , then 26: that day Richard then earl of Arundel had a big feast at the castle of Shrawardine.

Roger Cleaton , then 20, had a brother Thomas born in Cleeton St. Mary and baptised in Silvington church, [no date given].

Richard Dru , then 20, had a brother John killed by Welsh robbers at Hargreaves on that day.

Thomas Dad , then 22, had a sister called Agnes born that day and baptised in Hanwood church.

John Gomond , then 26, had a son John who died that day.

John Pastour , then 16, had a brother Richard presented to Hanwood church, [no date given].

John Laurance , then 24, was at Wattlesborough as a servant of John Mouthe and Elizabeth his wife.