Chilford Hundred. The jurors say that John Hanchach of Shudy Camps on Saturday 15th June 1381 was a ringleader and rebel in the country of Cambridgeshire. And that the same [John], Edmund Hornere of [Shudy Camps], Andrew Mower of Linton and other unknown men entered the close of Robert Crisp at Great Abington against the will of the same Robert, and assaulted him, against the king's peace. And that John Songer of Hinxton on [Tuesday 18th June 1381] in the same way assaulted the aforesaid Robert in the field of the same village.
Concerning the inquiry into the lands and tenements of William Bokenham and John Songere
Exchequer writ to chancery concerning the inquiry of Ralph Wyke, king's escheator in Cambridgeshire, into the property of William Bokenham and John Songere of Hinxton, traitors to the king, who rose up on 13 June 1381.
