William Thourgor fined 10s for his part in the burning of the Stebbing court rolls.
BL Add. Ch. 65983
17/07/1382
Stebbing,Essex
William Thurgor is re-granted seven 'ware' acres of customary land which was confiscated as a consequence of the rising; he pays 2s entry fine and does fealty.
BL Add. Ch. 65983
Ware land or warr-land: land held by customary tenure that was anciently liable for taxation (the royal geld).
18/12/1383
Stebbing,Essex
William Thurgor pays 3s yearly for a messuage and three acres of land; he also pays 12d yearly for a croft containing three acres formerly of William Blakewen, and he pays 6d for three acres of land called Reycroft. - William also pays 21 1/2d at the terms of Easter, the nativity of St John and Michaelmas for eight acres of land of Thurgor tenement. - He owes his share of works for Blakewen tenement. - The Thurgor tenement owes seven and a half eggs yearly.
