Mason's Stead (Clarencefield)

Mason's Stead is the seat of House Clarence of Fork located in the Township of Clarencefield.
=== Origins ===
In 112 CE, Clarencefield became one of the sixteen military outposts of North-Eastshire and so the First Townsguard of Clarencefield was formed and Ser Mason was appointed as the First Captain of the Townsguard. Later on, built upon the former structure of the farmstead owned by the family, Ser Mason ordered its construction.
=== Seat of House Clarence ===
After the Foundation of House Clarence, Mason's Stead acted as the seat of the house of landed knights. Clarencefield being one of the sixteen military outposts of North-Eastshire, Mason's Stead became a shield to the townsmen and the household of landed knights.
Following the Lordship of Clarencefield, Lord Mason built walls surrounding Clarencefield and expanded the homestead with long yards for shooting training and sword practice, quarters for his soldiers, stables for his household 
In the Near Spring of 113 CE, following the Battle of Clarencefield, Ser Mason formed House Clarence of Clarencefield by royal decree from Lord David of Fork, with its seat as Mason's Stead of Clarencefield and acting as the First Lord of Clarencefield. House Clarence earned its title as "Lords of Clarencefield" to the efforts of Lord Mason who died that same year to his battle wounds.