First name | Thomas |
Last name | Soppe |
Gender | Male |
Domicile | Burnham Market,Norfolk |
Source | TNA KB 9/166/1 m. 60d |
ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
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3038 | Thomas Soppe plunders the manor of the Abbot of Dereham | And that Thomas Soppe, recently dwelling in Burnham, at the time with others unknown, came to the manor of the Abbot of Dereham, and there broke the gates of his houses, and plundered from John the servant a wash-bowl and a basin, and was a common plunderer of men, against the peace. | Dereham,Norfolk | Accused | View Incident page | ||
3129 | Thomas Soppe and John Bokelerman plunder the Abbot of Dereham | Thomas Soppe of Burnham Market and John Bokelerman on Wednesday 19th June 1381 at the time of the recent uprising against the crown feloniously broke into the house of the Abbot of Dereham at Holkham and took and carried away a horse worth 20 s. and other goods and chattels worth 40 d. | Holkham,Norfolk | Accused | View Incident page | ||
3130 | Simon Sylk seizes Thomas Soppe, but he is pardoned by Geoffrey Lyster | Also that Simon Sylk of Holkham seized the aforesaid Thomas Soppe and arrested and imprisoned him for the aforesaid reason (ie. the theft of the horse), and afterwards on 24th June 1381 he sent him to Geoffrey Lyster, chief leader and rebel, the next Monday, who pardoned him for the aforesaid felony and thus he got away [with it] etc. | Norfolk | Accused | View Incident page | ||
3131 | John Richond, Thomas Soppe and John Tynkere steal from Edmund Gurnay and William Dantry | Also that John Richond of Walton, Thomas Soppe and John Tynkere at the aforesaid time feloniously stole goods and chattels in a bag worth £10 at Burnham on 17th June 1381 from Edmund Gurnay, and 20 s. from William Dantry there on the same day. | Burnham Market,Norfolk | Accused | View Incident page |
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Thomas Soppe ( 10133 ) |