The jurors say that Geoffrey [son of Andrew Loterell ] was born at Irnham on 27 Oct. 1383 and baptised in the church there. He is therefore aged 21 years and more. They remember the date for the following reasons: William Rychard of Corby, aged 50 years and more, because his son John was born on that day. William Causton , 44 and more, bought a certain plot of land on that day and knows by the date of the charter. John Philip , 46 and more: his house was burnt down on that day. John Wilkhous , 60 and more, was in the church at Irnham. John Proctour , 52 and more, held a torch during the baptism. William atte Yate , 44 and more: his mother died and was buried on the next day. John Blyssot , 45 and more, heard mass at the church on the day that the mother was churched. Ralph Drury , 50 and more, was at communion(?) at Irnham on that day. William Bocher … sold various meats to the father for the day of the mother’s churching. Walter Potter , 44 and more, was warden(?) of … of Geoffrey’s father at that time. John de Corby , 50 and more, heard of the birth at Corby market on that day. William Taillour , …: the clothes in which the mother was churched were bought from him. [Parts torn, missing, illegible].