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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