The People of 1381
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Participant
| First name | John |
| Last name | Buk |
| Gender | Male |
| Domicile | Ely,Cambridgeshire |
| Source | TNA JUST 1/103 m. 10 |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3639 | Richard de Leycestre leads insurrection in Ely | Inquisition taken there on the said Thursday by the oath of John Baker, John Peyntor, Thomas Pilrym, William Craunfeld, John Beneyt, Robert Beneyt, William Wygenhal, Benedict Russell, John Wetynge, Richard Sopere, William Wurmegeye and John Queye, who say on their oath that Richard de Leycestre of Ely on Saturday 15th June 1381, of his own will made insurrection, gathering to himself John Buk of Ely and many other evildoers unknown, and went through the whole town of Ely, commanding that all men, of whatsoever estate, should make insurrection and go with him to destroy divers traitors whom he would name to them on behalf of the lord King Richard and the faithful commons; and hereupon he made divers proclamations seditiously and to the prejudice of the lord the King, whereby the people of the same town of Ely and other townships of the isle aforesaid were greatly disturbed and injured. | Ely,Cambridgeshire | Accused | View Incident page | ||
| 3644 | John Buk aids Richard de Leycestre in his crimes | Further the aforesaid jurors say that John Buk of Ely was a fellow of the aforesaid Richard Leycestre all the time of the insurrection and tumult at Ely in the accomplishing of all the felonies, treasons and misdeeds, whereof the said Richard was indicted. And specially that the same John, of his malice, at the time when Edmund de Walsyngham was adjudged to death, feloniously came to him and feloniously snatched a purse of Edmund attached to his tunic containing 42½d., and violently assaulted the said Edmund, dragging him to the place of his beheading, and carried away the said money except 12d. thereof which he gave to John Deye of Willingham, who there feloniously beheaded Edmund, for his labour. [He confesses to committing these acts under influence of the devil, is found guilty and hanged, and his possessions are forfeit.] | Ely,Cambridgeshire | Accused | View Incident page |
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| John Buk ( 17192 ) |
