Attack on house of of Nicholas Heryng at North Cray, 8 June 1381
Peter Bresiere of Wrotham, John Bolyne, Richard Treshere and William Tailour son of Peter Brasiere of the same town of their own free will joined various congregations and assemblies which rose seditiously against the king and his people on the day and year aforesaid and supporting all seditions and felonies committed by them at that time, and the aforesaid Peter, John, Richard and William came to North Cray with force and arms on 8th June and feloniously broke into the house of Nicholas Heryng and threw it down and plundered and carried off his goods and chattels.
John Bolyne and Richard Threshere assault William ate Hothe at Coxsheath, 3 July 1381
The aforesaid John Bolyne and Richard Threshere with their affinity on 3rd July 1381 with force and arms at Coxheath seditiously made an assault on William ate Hothe and feloniously shot arrows at him.
John Bolyne steals Richard Pope's horse at Chalk, 9 June 1381
The aforesaid John Bolyne on 9th June 1381 went to Chalk and there with force and arms feloniously seized and carried off a horse belonging to Richard Pope worth 13 s. 4 d.
