William Drapier and Richard Bray make proclamations on behalf of Geoffrey Lystere and take a fine from the wife of William Clere
Also they present that William Drapier of Lyng and Richard Bray of Framingham Pigot made proclamations on Geoffrey Lyster's behalf at Mousehold, proceeding up to Great Yarmouth and from there with many other men up to Ormesby to the manor of William Clere, and they took a fine from the wife of William Clere of 23 s. for not plundering the manor. And upon this came Richard Filymond with twenty men and took half of the aforesaid sum, and eight days later the said William Drapier made amends to the said William Clere.
Ormesby St Michael,Norfolk; Mousehold,Norfolk; Great Yarmouth,Norfolk
Richard Bray assaults Dieta Clere and takes a fine
[The jurors] also say that Richard Bray, bailiff, on Wednesday 19th June 1381 assaulted Dieta, wife of William Clere in Ormesby and threatened her life and limb and the burning of her houses. And because of this the same Dieta made a fine with the aforesaid Richard Bray of 21 s. to have her deliverance.
