Simon atte Ford, John Lovel and Thomas Whyte burgle houses of John Sokelyng, Thomas Garwynton and John Tebbe, 10 June 1381
Simon atte Forde, John Lovel and Thomas Whyte of Sittingbourne on 10th June 1381 feloniously broke into the house of John Sokelyng at Sittingbourne and came upon various goods, chattels and valuables worth £10 and with many other unknown wrongdoers plundered them, and they also broke into the houses of Thomas Garwynton and John Tebbe at Wells [in Ickham] and Canterbury on the same day.
John Brayn, John Smyth, William Kailly, John Glovere, Simon atte Forde, John Lovel, Thomas Whyte of Sittingbourne, Nicholas de Bredestrete, Bartholomew servant of Simon Aleyn, Nicholas Knowith, William Mathew, Michael Walde, William Prentis, John Prest, William Retherwyk [...] de Ernemouth, Walter Lansle, John Date, cobbler and Walter Compton made insurrection along with other wrongdoers against the king's peace and to the terror of the king's people.
