Henry de Lylburn , son and heir of John de Lylburn, knight , is aged 21 years, having been born in the manor of Shawdon on 1 March 1387 and baptised in the church of Bolton that day. The jurors say that they remember for the reasons given: John Eryngton , aged 61, rode that day with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland , to Shawdon. Simon de Weltden, senior , 62, was at Shawdon that day. Richard Crawcestre , 60, was at Bolton at that time. John Lysle , 65, was at Prudhoe and saw a robber hanged there at that time. Nicholas Turpyn , 62, saw Henry at his baptism wrapped in a silk cloth. John del Lee , 67, saw Henry in a gilt belt at the baptism. Robert Elryngton , 63, saw Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland , acting as godfather. John Herle , 69, saw the abbot of Alnwick as the other godfather. Roger Frewyk , 60, saw Lady Greystoke, the godmother. John Wotton , 65, saw John Lylburn riding to Alnwick that day. Simon Weltden, junior , 69 [sic], was serving in the household of John Lylburn as butler at that time. John Whitfeld , 60, rode to Alnwick that day with John Lylleburn .