Ralph atte Croft and Simon Jerard rise up at North Lambeth and Kennington
Ralph atte Croft, on Friday 14 June 1381, was the first abettor against the peace of the lord king at North Lambeth in the county of Surrey, who made an insurrection with other wrongdoers, viz Simon Jerard and others, and came to the vill of Kennington, aforesaid, together with many other wrongdoers unknown.
Richard Lorchon, William Seuare and William Pontere burn documents of the bailiff of Kennington
Richard Lorchon of Lambeth, William Seuare and William Pontere of Battersea feloniously took and burnt the custumals and other muniments of the lord king, found in the custody of the bailiff of Kennington then and there, together with the force of the aforesaid Simon Jerard and the other wrongdoers, etc.
Simon Gerard and John Faukes steal money at Clapham
Simon Jerard and John Faukes, on Thursday 13 June 1381, came to Clapham in the county of Surrey, and took there from Peter Bronde two shillings and from Robert, parson of the church of Clapham, twelve pence against their will, and they thereupon feloniously robbed them.
