John Malt aids in the tearing down of the properties of William Malt
Jurors of the hundred of Staine say that John Malt of Wilbraham on Sunday 16th June 1381 was an accomplice of the society of unknown wrongdoers in the tearing and dragging down of the houses of William Malt at Great Wilbraham, and took and carried off the timbers of the aforesaid houses along with ten sheep, against the peace and to the damage of £20 to the said William.
William Sharp threatens John de Ikelyngham and steals from William Malt
They [the jurors] say that William Sharp, taverner, on Saturday 15th June 1381 went with force and arms to Newmarket and entered the close of John de Ikelyngham against the peace, and gravely threatened Katrina wife of the same John, unless she made a fine of 4 marks, unjustly and by extortion and against the peace. And that the same William on the aforesaid day with many others unknown went with force and arms to Snailwell and there took a cart and three horses attached to the same worth 40 s. belonging to William Malt, and took it away against the king's peace.
