The Jurors there say upon their oath, that John de Henwode, William Prowde, Thomas Bodesden, John Heldeman, John Sp[...], carpenter, Stephen de Repton, John May, and Richard Elys, made insurrection against our Lord the King, and his people, on Tuesday on the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle (11th June, 1381), in the fourth year of the reign of King Richard the Second, and feloniously broke into the house of John Colbrond, at Wilmington, in the parish of Boughton Aluph, in the hundred of Wye, and feloniously entered the chamber of the foresaid John Colbrond, and took and destroyed the Roll of Green Wax of our Lord the King.
Also, [the jurors] say that William Prowde, Thomas Bodesdenn, Stephen de Repton, John Henwode, Alexander Bakere, William
Fax, Gregory Egethorn, Thomas Adam, Adam Rolf, of Merseham, made insurrection against our Lord the King, and his people, on the day and year abovesaid, and feloniously entered the manor of John Brode, of Mersham, and feloniously
destroyed the Escheat Roll of our Lord the King, and of the receipt of the subsidy of three groats [grossi] granted to our
Lord the King, when the foresaid John was escheator.
