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Words derived from Latin series appear only from the eighteenth century in both English and French. This isolated Anglo-Norman use may therefore be suspect, despite having a parallel in medieval Latin serialiter.
adv.
in order, one after the other:
(
c.1270; MS: s.xiii4/4
)
Fet en cest livere cunter e dire Des miracles seint Richard seriaument
S RichANTS M49
seriaument (c.1270)