Roger Bacoun and John Coppyng assault and take a fine from John Curteys
And that the same Roger Bacoun, knight, John Coppyng of Norwich on Wednesday 19th June 1381 came to Winterton to the house of John Curteys and assaulted the same John Curteys there and threatened his life and limb and that they would plunder the said John, and because of this the same John Curteys gave surety by his oath and by his pledge to give the aforesaid Roger and John 10 marks to keep his life and his goods and chattels.
Roger Bacon, knight, together with others on Wednesday 19 June 1381 came to Winterton to the house of John Curteys of Winterton, and there he assaulted the same John Curteys, and threatened him with the loss of life and limb, and that they would plunder the aforesaid John's houses. Whereupon the same John Curteys made a surety on his oath and his faith that he would give the aforesaid Roger and the others ten marks, to have his life and his chattels.
