William Vaux threatens and extorts money from Robert de Gayton, chaplain
[The jurors] also say that William Vaux of Frettenham came with force and arms in that rumour against the king's peace on Friday 21st June 1381 to Stiffkey to the dwelling of William Irmynglond and the house of Robert de Gayton, chaplain, and there cruelly threatened his life and limb, with the society raised (in rebellion) against the peace, for fear of which (threats) the said Robert made a fine and he [William] took 4 marks 2 s.
Attack on property of Henry Lymynour by Edward Lyngstede and others
Property of Henry Lymynour at Norwich attacked; trees felled, goods, money and documents stolen; threat to destroy property unless fine for £40. They do not appear; Edward Lyngstede and John Kyng distrained and mainprised; in mercy. The others cannot be found.
