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At Little Shelford, in Cambridgeshire, is another twin brass, that of Sir R. de Freville and his wife. The date of this is approximately 1405, and one notices the jewel-studded belt and the small plates at the knight's armpits.

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Robert Freville, inherited Little Shelford, 1381; died 1393 (before 28.10.1393 when the King presented to Little Shelford "by reason of the lands and tenements late of Robert Frevylle, tenant in chief, deceased, being in his hand": Cal. Pat. Rolls); brass at Little Shelford; married firstly Joan (see posts by Douglas Richardson, 2002 & 2003 speculating that she may have been a member of the Peyvre family of Toddington & Willian); married secondly Clarice Cotill, died 9.8.1400; IPM names her heir as heir son John Cotill; joint brass with her husband at Little Shelford

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on the floor are two small but beautiful brasses, with effigies, to Robert de Freville, ob. 1393, and Claricia his wife; and to his son Thomas de Freville, ob. 1405, and Margaret his wife ob. 1410

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Thomas de Freville
1410
All Saints Church, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England

Margaret & Thomas De Freville. Shelford.
Thomas de Freville, son of Robert and Claricia, died 1405. Here he is holding hands with his wife Margaret ( died 1410).
Little Shelford
All Saints Little Shelford
Cambridgeshire church

Cambridgeshire, Little Shelford
1405 Thomas son and heir of Robert Frevile / Freville 1393 and Clarice stands with his widow Margaret 1410
It was probably Margaret who added the south chapel

At Little Shelford, in Cambridgeshire, is another twin brass, that of Sir R. de Freville and his wife. The date of this is approximately 1405, and one notices the jewel-studded belt and the small plates at the knight's armpits.

Thomas de Frevile was the son and heir of Robert and Clarice de Frevile, succeeding on their deaths as lord of Shelford Manor. Of him, we know little except that he died in 1405. His wife Margaret lived another five years, and it was she who apparently founded the chantry or south chapel and commissioned the brasses for herself and her husband Thomas and for his parents, Robert and Clarice Frevile. Thiswould account for her being depicted in widow’s dress.