John Flemmyng present at the killing of John Cavendish and plunders Martin de Taverham
The jurors present that John son of Jacob Flemmyng of Costessey was a chief raiser of people in the said hundred against the king's crown, saying that he was at the death of Lord John de Cavendich and that, with others unknown, he plundered the goods and chattels of Martin de Taverham in Taverham on Tuesday 18th June 1381.
William de Eggemere aids John Flemmyng in plundering Martin de Taverham
William de Eggemere, lately dwelling in Ringland was a supporter and fellow of the said John, and plundered the house of Martin de Taverham in Taverham on the same day and year.
Roger Bakoun sets free thieves who had stolen from Martin de Taverham
Also they present that the said Roger on Tuesday 18th June 1381 set free on his own authority against the crown and the law two thieves who had stolen a cow from the stable of Martin de Taverham, the which thieves have been arrested by Geoffrey Kynge and his associates, under-constables of the village of Ringland, and that the said Roger was obedient to all laws and orders of the said Geoffrey [Lyster].
