John Preston made seditious demands in front of king's justices.
John Preston demanded before the justices in Chelmsford fixed rents for customary land, the abolition of all courts apart from that of the king and proper punishment of all thieves and traitors.
Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth.
Lewis Chapman and John Lowys of Colchester went to St Osyth Abbey and threatened the abbot because he did not intervene in the execution of John Preston.
Exchequer case concerning the property of John de Preston, traitor
Essex. Concerning John Sewall, to be discharged regarding 26s. 8d. for the price of one horse with saddle and bridle from the goods and chattels of John de Preston, traitor, having risen up against his liege; and John Bray, squire of the county of Essex, is to be answerable.
