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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/400 m. 3
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Kent
Published source (may be more than one)	W.E. Flaherty, 'The Great Rebellion in Kent of 1381. Illustrated from the Public Records', Archaeologia Cantiana, 3 (1860), pp. 73-7
Text (English translation)	On Monday, on the morrow of the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr (8th July, 1381), in the year of the reign of King Richard the Second from the Conquest of England, the fifth, at Canterbury, before Thomas Holand, Earl of Kent, and his associates, in the foresaid county, by the oath of Robert Sherman, John atte Cherche, William Munde, Richard Geruays, William Chamberlayn, John Harnhelle, Richard Ore, Simon Farre, Henry Rolfe, Henry Hamon, Simon Whyte, and William Sutton, who say upon their oath, that Henry Whyte, tayllor, of Westgate, Henry Foghel of Lyde, in Romney Marsh, John Reade of Thanet, and William Munde, weaver, came with force and arms, with others unknown, to the house of William Medmenham, in Canterbury, viz. on Monday on the morrow of Trinity (10th June, 1381), in the fourth year of the foresaid King Richard, and feloniously broke into the said house, and the goods and chattels of the said William Medmenham, to the value of ten pounds, feloniously trampled upon and carried away. Also, they say, that, on Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity aforesaid (10th June, 1381), the foresaid Henry Whyte, and Nicholas Cherchegate, and John Barbour of Newenton, with others unknown, came to the house of Thomas Holte, in Westgate next Canterbury, and feloniously broke into the said house, and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels of the said Thomas, to the value of forty pounds. Also, they say that, on the Monday aforesaid, Richard Baker, of Lenham, together with others, came with force and arms to the house of Thomas Otteryngton ....... there took the said Thomas feloniously and carried him out, and threatened him with the loss of life, and so compelled him to the said ....... William Sporier, of Canterbury, with many others unknown, came to the house of the said Thomas Otteryngton, and there feloniously broke open his doors, and upon him did make an assault ... . the said Thomas despaired of his life. Also, they say that, on the Monday aforesaid, John London, of Otehell near Canterbury, and Henry Whyte of Canterbury, feloniously killed John Tebbe at Canterbury, and that William Cymekyn feloniously procured and abetted the death of the said John Tebbe. Also, they say that, on the same day, Thomas Olever, John Lukke, carpenter, and John Hunte, of Canterbury, came to the house of the said John Tebbe, and feloniously broke into the said house, and took and feloniously carried away his goods and chattels, to the value of twenty pounds. Also, they say that, on Tuesday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity (11th June, 1381), in the foresaid year, Henry Twysdenn, John Twysdenn, Eichard Brewer, ... . Farnham, John Michelot, John Cogger, tiler [teghelw], and James ... sometime servant of John Soleyn, of Canterbury, went to the Gaol of Maidstone, and feloniously broke into the same, and took out and feloniously set at liberty, all the prisoners there imprisoned. Also, they say that, on Saturday next after the feast of Corpus Christi, in the foresaid year (15th June, 1381), Henry Bongay, armourer, of Canterbury, caused a proclamation to be made in the city of Canterbury, by which proclamation John Tece of Canterbury, was slain, so that the said Henry was the cause of the death of the said John. Also, they say that Henry Alleyn of Chertham, John Grenelef of Petham, John Bromfeld of Elham, and Robert Toneford, sawyer [saghier], of Herbaldoune, on. the Saturday aforesaid, feloniously slew the said John Tece at Canterbury Also, they say that the foresaid Henry Bongay came with force and arms to the house of William Watersnipe in Canterbury, and with many threatened that he would burn down his house, unless he delivered to him the keys of a certain shop and a cellar situated near the church of St. Andrew, and feloniously compelled the foresaid William to pay him forty shillings. Also, they say that, on Saturday next before the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist (22nd June, 1381) last past, John Wryde, of Osprenge, came with force and arms to Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot in Canterbury, and upon them did make an assault, and with, violence feloniously compelled them to pay forty shillings. Also, they say that on the Monday aforesaid, the said Henry Bongay raised a certain assembly of the enemies of our Lord the King, viz. Nicholas Rayle, late servant of Nicholas Glovere, Simon Sletton, tailor, and many others unknown, who came to the house of Robert Sherman, in Canterbury, and feloniously broke open the chambers and chests of the said Robert, and took and carried away divers his muniments, and also compelled the said Robert to pay a ransom of ten marks sterling. Also, they say that William Mortone, of Canterbury, was in their company at that time, and received the said ten marks. Also, they say that, on the Saturday next ensuing, the foresaid Henry Bongay came, with a certain assembly of the enemies of our Lord the King, and made assault on Nicholas Atte Crouch, at Ospringe, and feloniously compelled the said Nicholas to pay him a ransom of a hundred shillings. Also, they say that John Bocher, tailor, of Thanet, on Saturday next after the feast of Corpus Christi (15th June, 1381), in the foresaid year, came with force and arms to the house of John Wynnepeny, in Canterbury, and feloniously compelled him to pay a ransom of thirty-two shillings. Also, they say that John Herbaldoune, of Wenchepe, and John Reynold, tailor, of Canterbury, came with force and arms to the manor of Sir Thomas Fogg, knight, on Tuesday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity (11th June, 1381), in the foresaid year, and there feloniously took and carried away rings and fastenings [anulos et firmacla], and other goods, to the value of twenty shillings. Also, they say that John Sales (sic), of Mailing, on the Monday aforesaid, came to Canterbury, with a great multitude of the enemies of our Lord the King, by him raised and assembled, and feloniously broke open the houses of Thomas Holte, William de Medmenham, John Tebbe, the castle of Canterbury, the Town Hall [Praetorium] of Canterbury, Sir Richard de Hoo, knight, Thomas de Garwenton, and Sir Thomas Fogg, knight, and stole and carried away goods, chattels, and muniments, to the value of a thousand pounds, and feloniously set free the prisoners that were in the said Castle and Town Hall; and they say that he was the first and principal originator of the insurrection and levying of all the enemies of our Lord the King. Also, they say that John Cook, sawyer [saghier], of Canterbury, on the day that the said John Tece was slain, dragged the said John from his horse down to the ground, and was then the abettor of his death. Also, they say that John Besyngbi, of Canterbury, was ... of Thomas Holbeein, together with others unknown, on the day of the foresaid death, feloniously broke open the houses, chambers, and chests, and burnt the books and other muniments, touching our Lord the King's crown, and other muniments . . . burnt. Also, they say that, on Thursday, on the feast of Corpus Christi (13th June, 1381), in the fourth year of King Richard the Second after the Conquest, Stephen Samuel, John Wenelok, John Damage, Thomas de Soles, John Tayllor, Sacristan of the Church of St. John in Thanet, and John Bocher, Clerk of the said church of Thanet, by commission of John Rakestraw and Watte Tegheler, made proclamation in the foresaid church, and compelled a levy of the country there, to the number of two hundred men, and made them go to the house of William de Medmenham, and they feloniously broke open the gates, doors, chambers, and chests of the said William, and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of twenty marks, and took and feloniously burnt the Rolls touching the Crown, of our Lord the King, and the Rolls of the office of Receiver of Green Wax for the county of Kent. Also, they say that, on Monday next after the feast of Peter and Paul, in the fifth year of the King's reign (1st July, 1381), John Gybonn, of Maidstone, came to the Town Hall [praetorium], before the bailiffs of the city of Canterbury, and required the said bailiffs to make levy of the whole community of the said city, to resist the lords and justices assigned to keep the peace of our Lord the King in the county of Kent. Also, they say that, on the abovesaid Monday, John Smyth, of Tunstal [Tounstall], in the hundred of Milton [Midelton], together with others, feloniously slew the foresaid John Tebbe at Canterbury. Also, they say that William Brown, of Bixle, and John Webbe, of Maidstone, rose against our Lord the King, and his people, and feloniously slew John Godwot, of Bordenn, at Bordenn, and John Stonhelde, of Maidstone, at Maidstone. .
General Information	Spelling of some names are changed from Flaherty's edition.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
5840	Henry	Alleyn	Male		Chartham,Kent		2534	Go to participant page
5747	Richard	Baker	Male		Lenham,Kent		2514	Go to participant page
5745	John	Barbour	Male		Newington,Kent		2513	Go to participant page
5863	John	Besyngbi	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2543	Go to participant page
5853	John	Bocher	Male	Tailor	Isle of Thanet,Ringslow Hundred,Kent		2539	Go to participant page
5870	John	Bocher	Male	Clerk	St John's Church,Margate,Ringslow Hundred,Kent		2544	Go to participant page
5838	Henry	Bongay	Male	Armourer	Canterbury,Kent		2535,2537,2533	Go to participant page
5842	John	Bromfeld	Male		Elham,Kent		2534	Go to participant page
5875	William	Brown	Male		Bexley,Ruxley Hundred,Kent		2547	Go to participant page
5731	William	Chamberlayn	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5728	John	atte Cherche	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5744	Nicholas	Cherchegate	Male				2513	Go to participant page
5862	John	Cook	Male	Sawyer	Canterbury,Kent		2542	Go to participant page
5852	Nicholas	atte Crouch	Male				2538	Go to participant page
5833	William	Cymekyn	Male				2531	Go to participant page
5867	John	Damage	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5734	Simon	Farre	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5857	Thomas	Fog	Male				2541,2540	Go to participant page
5740	Henry	Foghel	Male		Lydd,Kent		2512	Go to participant page
5861	Thomas	de Garwenton	Male				2541	Go to participant page
5730	Richard	Gervays	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
11470	Nicholas	Glovere	Male				2537	Go to participant page
5878	John	Godwot	Male		Borden,Kent		2547	Go to participant page
5841	John	Grenelef	Male		Petham,Kent		2534	Go to participant page
5873	John	Gybonn	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2545	Go to participant page
5736	Henry	Hamon	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5732	John	Harnhelle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5855	John	Herbaldoune	Male		Wincheap,Canterbury,Kent		2540	Go to participant page
5864	Thomas	Holbeein	Male				2543	Go to participant page
5746	Thomas	Holte	Male		Westgate,Canterbury,Kent		2541,2513	Go to participant page
5860	Richard	de Hoo	Male				2541	Go to participant page
5846	Hugo	Hosier	Male				2536	Go to participant page
5836	John	Hunte	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2532	Go to participant page
5831	John	London	Male		Oaten Hill,Canterbury,Kent		2531	Go to participant page
5835	John	Lukke	Male	Carpenter			2532	Go to participant page
5743	William	Medmenham	Male				2541,2512	Go to participant page
5851	William	Mortone	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2537	Go to participant page
5729	William	Munde	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5742	William	Munde	Male	Weaver			2512	Go to participant page
5834	Thomas	Olever	Male				2532	Go to participant page
5733	Richard	Ore	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5748	Thomas	Oteryngton	Male				2515,2514	Go to participant page
5847	Thomas	Perot	Male				2536	Go to participant page
5871	John	Rakestraw	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5848	Nicholas	Rayle	Male	Servant			2537	Go to participant page
5741	John	Reade	Male		Thanet,Kent		2512	Go to participant page
5856	John	Reynold	Male	Tailor	Canterbury,Kent		2540	Go to participant page
5735	Henry	Rolfe	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5858	John	Sales	Male		East Malling,Kent		2541	Go to participant page
5865	Stephen	Samuel	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5727	Robert	Sherman	Male			Juror	2537	Go to participant page
5849	Simon	Sletton	Male	Tailor			2537	Go to participant page
5874	John	Smyth	Male		Tunstall,Milton Hundred,Kent		2546	Go to participant page
5868	Thomas	de Soles	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5749	William	Sporier	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2515	Go to participant page
5879	John	Stonhelde	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2547	Go to participant page
5738	William	Sutton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5869	John	Tayllor	Male	Sacristan	St John's Church,Margate,Ringslow Hundred,Kent		2544	Go to participant page
5837	John	Tebbe	Male				2541,2532,2531	Go to participant page
5839	John	Tece	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2542,2533,2534	Go to participant page
5843	Robert	Toneford	Male	Sawyer	Harbledown, Upper,Kent		2534	Go to participant page
5872	Wat	Tyler	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5844	William	Watershipe	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2535	Go to participant page
5876	John	Webbe	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2547	Go to participant page
5866	John	Wenelok	Male				2544	Go to participant page
5739	Henry	Whyte	Male	Tailor	Westgate-on-Sea,Kent		2512,2513	Go to participant page
5832	Henry	Whyte	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2531	Go to participant page
5737	Simon	Whyte	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
5845	John	Wryde	Male		Ospringe,Kent		2536	Go to participant page
5854	John	Wynnepeny	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2539	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
2536	Assault by John Wyrde of Ospringe on Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot	Assault by John Wyrde of Ospringe on Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot and extortion of 40 shillings	Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to person: assault	Go to incidents page
2538	Assault on Nicholas atte Crouch at Ospringe	Also, the jurors say that, on the Saturday next ensuing (15 June), the foresaid Henry Bongay came, with a certain assembly of the enemies of our Lord the King, and made assault on Nicholas Atte Crouch, at Ospringe, and feloniously compelled the said Nicholas to pay him a ransom of a hundred shillings.	Trespass to person: assault,Trespass to person: extortion	Go to incidents page
2515	Assault on Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381	William Sporier, of Canterbury, with many others unknown, came to the house of the said Thomas Oteryngton, and there feloniously broke open his doors, and upon him did make an assault . . . the said Thomas despaired of his life.	Assault	Go to incidents page
2537	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury	Also, the jurors say that on the Monday aforesaid (10 June), the said Henry Bongay raised a certain assembly of the enemies of our Lord the King, viz. Nicholas Rayle, late servant of Nicholas Glovere, Simon Sletton, tailor, and many others unknown, who came to the house of Robert Sherman, in Canterbury, and feloniously broke open the chambers and chests of the said Robert, and took and carried away divers his muniments, and also compelled the said Robert to pay a ransom of ten marks sterling. Also, they say that William Mortone, of Canterbury, was in their company at that time, and received the said ten marks.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to person: extortion,Larceny: receiving stolen documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
2543	Attack on house of Thomas Holbeein	Also, [the jurors] say that John Besyngbi, of Canterbury, was ... of Thomas Holbeein, together with others unknown, on the day of the foresaid death, feloniously broke open the houses, chambers, and chests, and burnt the books and other muniments, touching our Lord the King's crown, and other muniments ... burnt.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goods	Go to incidents page
2512	Attack on house of William Medmenham	The accused (Henry Foghel, William Munde, John Reade, Henry Whyte) came with force and arms, with others unknown, to the house of William Medmenham, in Canterbury, viz. on Monday on the morrow of Trinity (10th June, 1381), in the fourth year of the foresaid King Richard, and feloniously broke into the said house, and the goods and chattels of the said William Medmenham, to the value of ten pounds, feloniously trampled upon and carried away.	Robbery,Property Damaged	Go to incidents page
2540	Attack on manor Sir Thomas Fog	Also, [the jurors] say that John Herbaldoune, of Wincheap, and John Reynold, tailor, of Canterbury, came with force and arms to the manor of Sir Thomas Fogg, knight, on Tuesday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity (11th June, 1881), in the foresaid year, and there feloniously took and carried away rings and fastenings [anulos et firmacla], and other goods, to the value of twenty shillings.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
2513	Attack on property of Thomas Holte, Westgate, 10th June 1381	Also, the jurors say, that, on Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity aforesaid (10th June, 1381), the foresaid Henry Whyte, and Nicholas Cherchegate, and John Barbour of Newenton, with others unknown, came to the house of Thomas Holte in Westgate next Canterbury, and feloniously broke into the said house, and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels of the said Thomas, to the value of forty pounds.	Property Damaged,Robbery	Go to incidents page
2535	Attack on William Watershipe	Also, the jurors say that the foresaid Henry Bongay came with force and arms to the house of William Watershipe, in Canterbury, and with many threatened that he would burn down his house, unless he delivered to him the keys of a certain shop and a cellar situated near the church of St. Andrew, and feloniously compelled the foresaid William to pay him forty shillings.	Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
2541	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling	Also, the jurors say that John Sales (sic), of Mailing, on the Monday aforesaid (10 June), came to Canterbury, with a great multitude of the enemies of our Lord the King, by him raised and assembled, and feloniously broke open the houses of Thomas Holte, William de Medmenham, John Tebbe, the castle of Canterbury, the Town Hall [Praetorium] of Canterbury, Sir Richard Hoo, knight, Thomas de Garwenton, and Sir Thomas Fogg, knight, and stole and carried away goods, chattels, and muniments, to the value of a thousand pounds, and feloniously set free the prisoners that were in the said Castle and Town Hall; and they say that he was the first and principal originator of the insurrection and levying of all the enemies of our Lord the King.	Breach of prison,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
2532	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe of goods worth £20	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2539	Extortion against John Wynnepeny in Canterbury	Also, the jurors say that John Bocher, tailor, of Thanet, on Saturday next after the feast of Corpus Christi (15th June, 1381), in the foresaid year, came with force and arms to the house of John Wynnepeny, in Canterbury, and feloniously compelled him to pay a ransom of thirty-two shillings.	Trespass to person: extortion	Go to incidents page
2542	John Cook as abettor of the killing of John Tece	Also, the jurors say that John Cook, sawyer [saghier], of Canterbury, on the day that the said John Tece was slain (15 June), dragged the said John from his horse down to the ground, and was then the abettor of his death.	Homicide: accomplice	Go to incidents page
2545	John Gybonn incites commons at Canterbury Town Hall	Also, [the jurors] say that, on Monday next after the feast of Peter and Paul, in the fifth year of the King's reign (1st July, 1381), John Gybonn, of Maidstone, came to the Town Hall [praetorium], before the bailiffs of the city of Canterbury, and required the said bailiffs to make levy of the whole community of the said city, to resist the lords and justices assigned to keep the peace of our Lord the King in the county of Kent.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
2547	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden	Homicide: unspecified	Go to incidents page
2531	Killing of John Tebbe	Killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury	Homicide: unspecified,Homicide: accomplice	Go to incidents page
2546	Killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury	Also, [the jurors] say that, on the abovesaid Monday, John Smyth, of Tunstal [Tounstall], in the hundred of Milton [Midelton], together with others, feloniously slew the foresaid John Tebbe at Canterbury.	Homicide: accomplice	Go to incidents page
2534	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury	Homicide: unspecified	Go to incidents page
2533	Proclamation by Henry Bongay in Canterbury resulting in killing of John Tece	Also, the jurors say that, on Saturday next after the feast of Corpus Christi, in the foresaid year (15th June, 1381), Henry Bongay, armourer, of Canterbury, caused a proclamation to be made in the city of Canterbury, by which proclamation John Tece of Canterbury, was slain, so that the said Henry was the cause of the death of the said John.	Raising the commons: proclamations	Go to incidents page
2544	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham	Proclamation raised in church of St John (13 June) by commission of Wat Tyler and John Rakestraw, raising of county, attack on house of William Medmenham, burning of documents and theft of goods	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goods	Go to incidents page
2514	Threatening of Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381	Also, the jurors say that, on the Monday aforesaid (10 June), Richard Baker, of Lenham, together with others, came with force and arms to the house of Thomas Oteryngton there, took the said Thomas feloniously and carried him out, and threatened him with the loss of life, and so compelled him to the said ...	Trespass to person: abduction,Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role
Hugo Hosier ( 5846 )	Assault by John Wyrde of Ospringe on Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot (2536)	Victim
Thomas Perot ( 5847 )	Assault by John Wyrde of Ospringe on Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot (2536)	Victim
John Wryde ( 5845 )	Assault by John Wyrde of Ospringe on Hugo Hosier and Thomas Perot (2536)	Accused
Nicholas atte Crouch ( 5852 )	Assault on Nicholas atte Crouch at Ospringe (2538)	Victim
Thomas Oteryngton ( 5748 )	Assault on Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381 (2515)	Victim
William Sporier ( 5749 )	Assault on Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381 (2515)	Accused
Henry Bongay ( 5838 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Accused
Nicholas Glovere ( 11470 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Mentioned
William Mortone ( 5851 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Accused
Nicholas Rayle ( 5848 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Accused
Robert Sherman ( 5727 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Victim
Simon Sletton ( 5849 )	Attack on house of Robert Sherman in Canterbury (2537)	Accused
John Besyngbi ( 5863 )	Attack on house of Thomas Holbeein (2543)	Accused
Thomas Holbeein ( 5864 )	Attack on house of Thomas Holbeein (2543)	Victim
Henry Foghel ( 5740 )	Attack on house of William Medmenham (2512)	Accused
William Medmenham ( 5743 )	Attack on house of William Medmenham (2512)	Victim
William Munde ( 5742 )	Attack on house of William Medmenham (2512)	Accused
John Reade ( 5741 )	Attack on house of William Medmenham (2512)	Accused
Henry Whyte ( 5739 )	Attack on house of William Medmenham (2512)	Accused
Thomas Fog ( 5857 )	Attack on manor Sir Thomas Fog (2540)	Victim
John Herbaldoune ( 5855 )	Attack on manor Sir Thomas Fog (2540)	Accused
John Reynold ( 5856 )	Attack on manor Sir Thomas Fog (2540)	Accused
John Barbour ( 5745 )	Attack on property of Thomas Holte, Westgate, 10th June 1381 (2513)	Accused
Nicholas Cherchegate ( 5744 )	Attack on property of Thomas Holte, Westgate, 10th June 1381 (2513)	Accused
Thomas Holte ( 5746 )	Attack on property of Thomas Holte, Westgate, 10th June 1381 (2513)	Victim
Henry Whyte ( 5739 )	Attack on property of Thomas Holte, Westgate, 10th June 1381 (2513)	Accused
Henry Bongay ( 5838 )	Attack on William Watershipe (2535)	Accused
William Watershipe ( 5844 )	Attack on William Watershipe (2535)	Victim
Thomas Fog ( 5857 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
Thomas de Garwenton ( 5861 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
Thomas Holte ( 5746 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
Richard de Hoo ( 5860 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
William Medmenham ( 5743 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
John Sales ( 5858 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Accused
John Tebbe ( 5837 )	Attacks on various locations in Canterbury instigated by John Sales of Malling (2541)	Victim
John Hunte ( 5836 )	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe (2532)	Accused
John Lukke ( 5835 )	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe (2532)	Accused
Thomas Olever ( 5834 )	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe (2532)	Accused
John Tebbe ( 5837 )	Break-in and theft from house of John Tebbe (2532)	Victim
John Bocher ( 5853 )	Extortion against John Wynnepeny in Canterbury (2539)	Accused
John Wynnepeny ( 5854 )	Extortion against John Wynnepeny in Canterbury (2539)	Victim
John Cook ( 5862 )	John Cook as abettor of the killing of John Tece (2542)	Accused
John Tece ( 5839 )	John Cook as abettor of the killing of John Tece (2542)	Victim
John Gybonn ( 5873 )	John Gybonn incites commons at Canterbury Town Hall (2545)	Accused
William Brown ( 5875 )	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden (2547)	Accused
John Godwot ( 5878 )	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden (2547)	Victim
John Stonhelde ( 5879 )	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden (2547)	Victim
John Webbe ( 5876 )	Killing of John Godwot and John Stonhelde at Borden (2547)	Accused
William Cymekyn ( 5833 )	Killing of John Tebbe (2531)	Accused
John London ( 5831 )	Killing of John Tebbe (2531)	Accused
John Tebbe ( 5837 )	Killing of John Tebbe (2531)	Victim
Henry Whyte ( 5832 )	Killing of John Tebbe (2531)	Accused
John Smyth ( 5874 )	Killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury (2546)	Accused
( )	Killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury (2546)	Accused
Henry Alleyn ( 5840 )	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury (2534)	Accused
John Bromfeld ( 5842 )	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury (2534)	Accused
John Grenelef ( 5841 )	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury (2534)	Accused
John Tece ( 5839 )	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury (2534)	Victim
Robert Toneford ( 5843 )	Killing of John Tece at Canterbury (2534)	Accused
Henry Bongay ( 5838 )	Proclamation by Henry Bongay in Canterbury resulting in killing of John Tece (2533)	Accused
John Tece ( 5839 )	Proclamation by Henry Bongay in Canterbury resulting in killing of John Tece (2533)	Victim
John Bocher ( 5870 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
John Damage ( 5867 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
John Rakestraw ( 5871 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Mentioned
Stephen Samuel ( 5865 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
Thomas de Soles ( 5868 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
John Tayllor ( 5869 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
Wat Tyler ( 5872 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Mentioned
John Wenelok ( 5866 )	Proclamation in church of St John's, Thanet, and attack on house of William Medmenham (2544)	Accused
Richard Baker ( 5747 )	Threatening of Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381 (2514)	Accused
Thomas Oteryngton ( 5748 )	Threatening of Thomas Oteryngton, 10th June 1381 (2514)	Victim