John Richonde pursues Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham and plunders William Dantre
[The jurors] also say that John Richonde of Walton was a chief leader of the people in the time of insurrection and rumour, namely on Wednesday 19th June 1381 at Burnham, and along with other wrongdoers he pursued Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham to kill and decapitate them, and there he seized William Dantre and wickedly despoiled him and he feloniously took and carried away 20 s. in money from the same William at the same place. And he is a common wrongdoer. And the aforesaid John Richonde made various proclamations to incite the people to kill the aforesaid Edmund Gurnay and John Holkham, and thus he rode from Holme up to Burnham to lay in wait when the aforesaid Edmund and John would come ashore.
Thomas Keneman pursues Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham by sea
[The jurors] also say that Thomas Keneman of Holme-next-the-Sea together with others unknown at Holme-next-the-Sea pursued Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham to kill and behead them, thence by sea for 20 leagues in a certain boat, to the great terror of the aforesaid Edmund and John, so that they despaired of their lives, against the king's peace. And thus he [Thomas] pursued the said Edmund and John as far as the port of Burnham, to kill and behead the said Edmund and John.
