William Gore and John Clerk pull down and plunder the houses of Thomas de Swaffham
And that William Gore and John Clerk of West Wratting on Saturday 15th June 1381 feloniously pulled down the houses of Thomas de Swaffham at Burwell, and stole goods and chattels worth 40 s.
Also the same sheriff returned at the aforesaid term that William Bokenham, John son of Richard atte Hache, cutler, William Gore, John Clerk of West Wratting, William Smyth of [Great or Little Bradley, Suffolk], John Everard and Thomas Torneye named in the writ of exigent were summoned five times at the session held at Cambridge on Thursday 2nd January 1382, and did not appear. And on the fourth occasion they were summoned and did not appear, therefore it is the judgement of the crown and their decision that they should be outlawed. Thus it is ordered to the escheator, namely Ralph atte Wyk, that he should diligently inquire into their lands, tenements, goods and chattels, and make execution on behalf of the king.
