Exchequer case concerning lands in Kent formerly owned by John Coueshert, beheaded for treason
Regarding the chancery suit between William de Halden, William de Batelesford and Richard Herefeld regarding the custody of land in Lamberhurst, Brenchley and Hadlow formerly belonging to John Coueshert of Lamberhurst, beheaded for treason in Sussex for his part in the uprising.
Concerning lands of John Couesherst, convicted and beheaded before the justices of the lord king in the county of Sussex for various treasons and felonies committed during the insurrection on Wednesday 12 June 1381.
