The jurors say that Thomas son of Edmund Waldeyve and Margery, and heir of Margery, was aged 21 on 13 Jan., having been born at Mollington on 13 Jan. 1380 before 9 o’clock and baptised in Mollington church on the same day. Peter Lyndraper , aged 60 years, was at the church on that day and saw the baptism. Richard Coke , 40, spoke with the chaplain who baptised Thomas on that day. Thomas Crosse , 47, knows because his eldest son John died on that day at Mollington. William Reve received his inheritance at Mollington on that day on the death of his father. Thomas Cartere had a son, Thomas, born on that day. Thomas Cateson , 50, was present in the church at the baptism. John Bokyngham , 50, was disseised of his free tenement in Mollington on that day. Thomas Davy , 50, saw the child being carried to the church in a woman’s arms on that day. Richard Magot , 50, received a great sum of money at Mollington on that day. John Gunson saw Thomas in the hands of the priest at the baptism. John Marchall , 40, raised a newly built chamber in Mollington on that day. William Correbrygge was at Mollington on that day and spoke with Edmund the father, who told him.

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