Attack on property of William atte Wyke in Whitechapel
Property of William atte Wyke in the parish of St Mary Matfelon, Whitechapel attacked by William Blount on 13 June 1381; he broke the close and houses and stole goods and chattels [detailed in source]. He does not appear; sheriff ordered to distrain him in octave of Trinity 1384.
St Mary's Matfelon,Whitechapel,Tower Division, Ossulstone Hundred,Middlesex
William Blount plunders the house of William atte Wyke
William Blount of London was attached to answer to William atte Wyke concerning a plea whereby on Thursday 13 June 1381, by force and arms, he broke into the house of the same William atte Wyke at the parish of St Mary Matfelon without Aldgate, London, and took and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of £40 found there, and inflicted other outrages on him, to the serious damage of the same William atte Wyke, and against the peace of the king. He does not appear.
St Mary's Matfelon,Whitechapel,Tower Division, Ossulstone Hundred,Middlesex
