Also, [the jurors] say that certain Henry Atdenne, Thomas Atdenne, and John Beufrer, together with a mob of people who made insurrection with them in the aforesaid form, with force and arms, on Thursday next after the feast of Corpus Christi in the foresaid year (20th June, 1381), feloniously stole xxviii oxen, cows, and steers [boviculos], two pieces of silver, one silver cover [coperturum?], and other jewels of Simon de Earde, and Joan, widow of John Atdenne, found at the house of the said Simon, at Wye, to the value of twenty pounds.
