Henry Sherman and Simon Cock as messengers of Geoffrey Lyster and aiding in plundering of Thomas Curson, John atte Mille and Robert Hore
Also they present that Henry Sherman and Simon Cock of Walsingham on Tuesday 18th June 1381 were messengers of Geoffrey Lystere, and travelled from village to village, namely from Haveringland up to Wighton and Walsingham, and caused the people to rise in revolt, in prejudice of the crown and against the laws of England, by which uprising Thomas Curson, John atte Mille, Robert Hore and others were plundered.
Wighton,Norfolk; Haveringland,Norfolk; Great Walsingham,Norfolk
