Alice, daughter and heir of William Salvayne of Applegarth near Bainton, was aged 15 on 6 Jan. last , having been born at Applegarth and baptised in Bainton church on 7 Jan. 1395 , her godparents being John Betson , Alice Yong and Alice Wydowe .The jurors know this for the reasons given. William de Routh , aged 50 years, had a daughter Joan whose death was recorded in the church on the day that Alice was born. Robert Warant , 60, was present with John Wright at the churching of the mother of Alice, and there sold a toft in Sutton on Hull to John, and he knows by the date of the deed. George Percey , 45, on that day contracted matrimony with Alice de Whetely , whom he subsequently married. Peter de Routh , 52, released all his rights to a tenement in Routh to John de Roos on that day. John Pierson , 41, took to farm from William father of Alice a plot of meadow in Holme upon Spaldingmoor on that day. William Bargayne , 47, was then farmer of the church of Easington and knows by his account of the farm. Richard de Routh , 40, bought a horse at Bainton from John Coltman for 100s. on that day and gave his bond to pay at the following Easter. Edmund Tannour , 60, Robert Vele , 40, and John Appulton , 43, were then in Bainton at a fire at the house of John Appulton . John Vele , 50, and Thomas Bryngham , 48, say that on that day Thomas Marshall, chaplain , broke his neck at Watton and they attended before the coroner to view the body.