People of 1381 Database

Participant

ID	Summary	Description	Location	Role	View incident
3020	Rebellion of Roger Bacon, Thomas de Gyssyngge, John Chacchevache and Geoffrey Listere	The jurors present that Roger Bacon, knight, Thomas son of Lord Thomas de Gyssyngge, knight, John Chacchevache who calls himself John de Mounteney of [Old] Buckenham and Geoffrey Listere of Felmingham were leaders of those who against the crown and dignity of the king rose up in the county of Norfolk, gathering to them various assemblies, to the damage of many people and the slaughter of various men whose names are unknown, against the king's crown etc.	Norfolk	Accused	View Incident page
3230	Thomas de Gyssingg plunders John de Herlyngge	The jurors present that Thomas de Gyssingg son of Thomas de Gyssyngg, knight, was maintainer and leader of the rising of wrongdoers at the manor of John de Herlyngge in Harling, and they feloniously took and carried away gold and silver money, linen and woolen cloths and other items worth £200. They also present that William le Wrythe of Garboldisham was there as well and aided in the aforesaid felony with the aforesaid Thomas.	East Harling,Norfolk	Mentioned	View Incident page
3496	Pardon for the rebels	Pardon for the rebels, granted under the terms sanctioned by parliament in November 1381		Pardoned	View Incident page

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person 1	relationship with person 2	person 2	relationship with person 1	Certainty	Sources	Comments
Thomas Gyssyngge ( 9500 )	Son	Thomas Gyssynge ( 11468 )	Father	Certain
Thomas Gyssyng ( 10708 )	Son	Thomas Gyssyng ( 11492 )	Father	Certain