Thomas Kenman pursues Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham
Thomas Kenman dwelling in Holme-next-the-Sea incited, procured and assembled various men of Holme and Hunstanton and other villages in the hundred of Smithdon to sail with him in a certain boat to seize and kill Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham, sailing on the sea, and they pursued them to detain them as far as Holm lock , so that the same Edmund and John, despairing of life and limb, fled by night, saving their lives.
John Richande makes proclamations inciting pursuit of Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham
John son of William Richande of (East) Walton on Wednesday 19th June 1381 made certain proclamations in the village of (Burnham) Deepdale, namely, that all men of the aforesaid village should rise up against the king's peace and pursue Edmund Gurnay and John de Holkham as traitors to the king, and to lead them to a great society of wrongdoers.
