John Creyk plunders John de Freton archdeacon of Norfolk
They also present that John Creyk of Wymondham on Monday 17th June 1381 allied himself and raised a society against the crown and the dignity of the lord king at Coston and there he feloniously broke into the houses of John de Freton, archdeacon of Norfolk, and feloniously and furtively took and carried away goods and chattels found in the same [houses] of the same John, namely woollen and linen cloths and brass and pewter pots worth 60 s.
John Creyk alias John Betes plunders John de Freton, archdeacon of Norfolk
John Creyk of Wymondham, on Monday 17 June 1381, gathered to himself and raised up a fellowship against the lord king's peace, crown and dignity at Cawston, and there he feloniously broke into the houses of John de Freton, archdeacon of Norfolk, and feloniously and furtively seized and carried off the same John's goods and chattels found in them, namely linen and woollen cloth, and vessels of brass and pewter, to the value of sixty shillings.
