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Incident

Id4405
Short DescriptionThomas Faukener raises the commons of Winchester and Farnham
DetailsThe jurors say that on Monday 17 June 1381 Thomas Faukener came to Winchester from Guildford, saying that he was the messenger of a great company of rebels there, and caused men of Winchester to rise up and take part in a plot, and they travelled to Farnham to make the commons of that town to rise; and afterwards they returned to Winchester, and threatened the people that they would be drawn and hanged unless they rose up. Whereupon they rose up and treacherously rang the common bell and sounded the common horn of the aforesaid city, to the prejudice of the lord king and his crown. Whereupon those aforesaid people thus assembled together with others named below rose up, and began and continued the said insurrection and disturbance of the people for the two following days, raising their banner in a warlike manner.
Date of incident (or "date from" if range)17/06/1381
LocationFarnham,Surrey;Guildford,Surrey;Winchester,Hampshire;Hampage,Hampshire
TypeMaking flags and banners,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: ringing bells,Raising the commons: riding
SourceTNA KB 145/3/10/1

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Accused

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JohnBetteAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
WalterBruggeAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
HenryClerkAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
ThomasFaukenerAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
GilbertForsterAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
JordanFullerAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
JohnFysshAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
WilliamMoreneAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page
GeoffreyTalbotAccusedTNA KB 145/3/10/1 View participant page

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