Escheator inquisition, Swaffham (Norfolk), Monday after Michaelmas 5 Ric II (30 Sept. 1381), before William Berard, escheator ...
Item that Thomas Galles of Weston (Longville), beheaded for diverse treasonous acts committed by the said Thomas at the time of the rumour, had goods and chattels, forfeited to the king the day he was beheaded, namely on 8 August in the beforementioned year, worth 13 s. 4 d.
Item that Thomas Sampson beheaded for the abovementioned cause on the 8 August, had goods and chattels, worth £20. And the escheator is not answerable because they came into the possession of Thomas Pirt of Attleborough and William Pirt of North Elmham.
