Robert, called Strongehobbe, servant of John Fastolf
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Robert Stronghobbe pulls down and plunders the house of former master, John Fastolf
[The jurors] also say that Robert Strongehobbe formerly servant of John, son of Alexander Fastolf was a chief leader of the people unlawfully rising up against the peace and in prejudice of the crown, and the same Robert together with several other unknown wrongdoers with force and arms and in a warlike manner came to Caister in Flegg and there he feloniously broke into and pulled down the houses of John, son of Alexander Fastolf and also stole and carried away goods and chattels found there of the said John worth £20.
[The jurors] also say upon their oath that on Tuesday and Wednesday 18th and 19th June 1381 at Caister in Flegg Robert, called Strongehobbe, servant of John Fastolf, feloniously broke into the close and houses of John Fastolf and the chapel of the said John and feloniously stole goods and chattels, namely the lead from the said chapel and the lead gutter of his dwelling houses and other goods and chattels worth 40 s., and that he was a common evildoer there and elsewhere in the aforesaid county etc.
