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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA KB 145/3/6/1 m. 2
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Essex
Text (English translation)	Inquisition of the hundred of Tendring at the town of St Osyth on Tuesday after the feast of the apostles Peter and Paul in the fifth year of king Richard the Second [2nd July 1381] before Thomas, earl of Buckingham and constable of England, and his associate justices of the lord king assigned to keep the peace in the county of Essex by oath of John Speneys, Roger Sagot, Thomas Broun, Richard Gest, John Burgh, John Wreight, Thomas Weylate, John Graunger, Robert Broun, John Forde, William Martyn, John Gulle who say upon their oath that Walter Plomer of Wix, John Plomer of the same, and Thomas Webbe of Great Oakley treasonably came on Saturday after the feast of Corpus Christi [15th June 1381] to the towns of Colchester, Manningtree and other places to assemble wicked people in order to kill and destroy John atte Frethe and many other people of the lord king. Also, the same jurors present that Roger Esthey did likewise on the same day [15th June 1381] in order to kill there Thomas Broun of Wix and many others etc. Also, the same jurors present that William Smyth of Coggeshall, Robert Sadeler of the same, Hugo Fuller of the same (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), John Turnour of Stisted, herd, John Wynterflood of Coggeshall, Robert Cardemakere of Bocking, Geoffrey Bromlie of the same, and John Rypoun, were the first inceptors and gatherers of people for their evil company and they made the people treasonably rising up at Bocking, Braintree, Stisted and Coggeshall in the county of Essex. Also, the same jurors present that William Scarlet of 'Brouneborough ' on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [10th June 1381] feloniously broke into the houses of John Sewale of Coggeshall at Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried off £20 of gold and silver of the said John found there. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Webbe of Great Oakley on the Sunday next after the feast of Holy Trinity in the said year [16th June 1381] voluntarily arose and caused other to rise up and came on the said day with a great mob of strangers to various places in the said hundred and took fines from John atte Frith and other various men and asked to take the heads of various of the best men of the hundred and is a common malefactor and still states that he wishes to do so etc. Also, the same jurors present that William Tracy arose in the same way and on the same day [16th June 1381] and behaved in the same way in everything and lastly he came to the Abbey of St Osyth on Thursday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the said year [13th June 1381] and there took Nicholas Davenaunt captive and treasonably led him to his death at Brentwood, and on the same day he feloniously took a horse belonging to the said Nicholas there worth 20s. and he feloniously took away the said horse etc. Also, the same jurors present that William Smyth of Harwich on the same day made threats against John Beneyt and divers other people at the time of the said rumour. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Hardyng of Manningtree was elected and appointed to be the procurator of the king and to enquire concerning the profits of the lord king in the county of Essex, and that he accepted various great rewards to the damage of the profits of the lord king, namely, on the Thursday after the feast of St Bartholomew the Apostle [30th August 1380] from John Payn of Mistley two cows worth 20s. and divers corn worth 20s. and from divers other people of the locality, and that he is a common extortioner etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Snel a stranger came to the town of St Osyth at the time of the said rumour and rang the bell, and this he did voluntarily for the aforementioned people of the locality. They also present that William Laweney of Great Oakley on the Sunday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [16th June 1381] came to the manor of John Plays, knight, at Oakley aforesaid and there he treasonably dismantled and carried way the complete apparatus of a clock worth 6s. 8d. Also, the same jurors present that Walter Oxenhey of Elmstead (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) was the gatherer of an evil company and he incited them to do evil things. Also, the same jurors present that John Baroun of Little Oakley threatened to kill lord Richard de Sutton knight unless he carried out his will concerning various matters. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Hunte of Langham and John Brasier of the same on Monday before the feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist in the said year [17th June 1381] treasonably took a fine of 20 s. from the chaplain of Edmund Brokesbourne. Also, the same jurors present that John Kyng dwelling with the Rector of Great Bromley on the same Monday [17th June 1381] treasonably threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior, knight, and various other men. Also, the same jurors present that John Glaunfile of the same village [Great Bromley] on the same Monday [17th June 1381] threatened the said Thomas Maundeville and others similarly. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Leyham of Little Bromley on the same day [17th June 1381] threatened Walter Godmanston in a similar way etc. Also, the same jurors present that Lewis Chapman and John Lowys of Colchester on Thursday after the feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist in the said year [27th June 1381] treasonably threatened to kill the Abbot of Saint Osyth and other men, and this because of the death of John Preston. Also, the same jurors present that Woderove Mariner and William Paynot of Weeley (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Friday before the feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul in the said year [28th June 1381] rode about to incite all the people of the hundred to rise up and treasonably harm and kill the people of the lord king. Also, the same jurors present that William Cartere of Great Clacton and Roger Vintsent of the same on the same day [28th June 1381] threatened divers people of the said hundred in the same way. Also, the same jurors present that John Lowy of Colchester on the same day [28th June 1381] threatened to kill John Rysby etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Esthey, dwelling with the Lady of Mose, and Roger Esthey on the same day [28th June 1381] threatened divers people of the hundred in a similar way. Also, the same jurors present that William Tracy came to the Abbey of St Osyth on Thursday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [13th June 1381] and there took Nicholas Davenaunt captive and led him to his death at Brentwood, and on the same day at the town of St Osyth took a horse belonging to the said Nicholas worth 30 s. and another horse of the said Nicholas worth 6s. 8d. and feloniously took them away. Also, he took on the same day two saddles belonging to the said Nicholas worth 5s. and a bag of the said Nicholas worth 2s. and a tunic of the said Nicholas worth 6s. 8d. and a silver belt and a knife with silver fittings belonging to the said Nicholas worth 43s. 4d., and all these goods and chattels he feloniously took and carried away etc. Also, they present that a certain Edmund Heywode, cordwainer, on the same Thursday [13th June 1381] came with force and arms to the house of Adam Dyere of Saint Osyth and there unjustly made him make a fine of 2 marks and feloniously took from him there 13s. 4d. Also, he made John Facoun the vicar of the church of Little Holland make a fine with him of 5 marks on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity [10th June 1381]. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Framelyngham threatened William Cokayn in this rumour because he refused to make a fine unjustly with him by which the said William was sent away from his own house and that his neighbours do not know if he survived or not etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Clercus, tailor, arose anew together with various strangers after the king 's peace had been proclaimed and urged his neighbours to rise and threatened them. He did this on the Friday after the Nativity of St John the Baptist in the said year [28th June 1381] and left the district with the same strangers etc. Also, the same jurors present that Richard Tassel boatwright (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) arose on the Monday next after the octave of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [17th June 1381] and was the greatest messenger of the said malefactors and forced his neighbours to rise up and threatened them to do so etc. Also, the said jurors present that in the aforesaid year Thomas Hardyng of Manningtree took from William Chaumberlayn of the same 6s. 8d. by extortion, and that the same Thomas came by night to the field of Richard Moys in the village of Little Bentley on Thursday before the feast of Easter in the [fourth] year of the lord king [11th April 1381] and feloniously took and drove away 2 cows of the said Richard worth 20s., and that the said Thomas came with force and arms by night on Monday the feast of Pentecost in the fourth year of the present king [3rd June 1381] to the field of Gilbert Barre and there took 80 sheep belonging to the said Gilbert and drove them away and retained them in his possession until he received 13s. 4d. from the said Gilbert by extortion, and that the said Thomas took from Robert Piers in the second year of the present king (1378/79) 28s. by extortion and that he is a common extortionist of his neighbours and the whole locality, and that the said Thomas Hardyng on Thursday in the week of Pentecost in the fourth year of the present king [6th June 1381] said to his neighbours and threatened them with the burning of their houses by day and by night so that his neighbours were not able to sleep by day or night. And that the said Thomas had been a common extortionist and tormenter of his neighbours and the locality for the last 20 years to the damage of the lord king and the locality of £100 etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Preston of Hadleigh in the county of Suffolk held no lands in demesne or in fee on the day that he was convicted of treason, but they say that the same John Preston had on that day in the town of St Osyth goods and chattels to the value of 5 marks of silver which are in the hands of Joanna lately the wife of the said John Preston, namely 3 horses, 4 oxen, 30 sheep [...], woollen and linen cloth, and other goods and chattels to the value as above (which the Sheriff is ordered to seize).

People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
12480		Abbot of St Osyth	Male	Abbot	St Osyth,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3325	Go to participant page
12401	John	Baroun	Male		Little Oakley,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3314	Go to participant page
12506	Gilbert	Barre	Male				3335	Go to participant page
12393	John	Beneyt	Male				3309	Go to participant page
12405	John	Brasier	Male		Langham,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3315	Go to participant page
12406	Edmund	Brokesbourne	Male	Chaplain			3315	Go to participant page
12307	Geoffrey	Bromlie	Male		Bocking,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12291	Robert	Broun	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12285	Thomas	Broun	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12299	Thomas	Broun	Male		Wix,Essex		3301	Go to participant page
12282	Thomas	of Buckingham	Male			Justice	4550,4572	Go to participant page
12287	John	Burgh	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12306	Robert	Cardemakere	Male		Bocking,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12484	William	Cartere	Male		Great Clacton,Essex		3327	Go to participant page
12504	William	Chamberlayn	Male		Manningtree,Essex		3335	Go to participant page
12462	Lewis	Chapman	Male		Colchester,Essex		3325	Go to participant page
12502	John	Clercus	Male	Tailor			3333	Go to participant page
12494	William	Cokayn	Male				3332	Go to participant page
12391	Nicholas	Davenaunt	Male				3308,3330	Go to participant page
12491	Adam	Dyere	Male		St Osyth,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3331	Go to participant page
12487	John	Esthey	Male		Beaumont-cum-Moze,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3329	Go to participant page
12300	Roger	Esthey	Male				3301,3329	Go to participant page
12492	John	Facoun	Male	Vicar	Little Holland,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3331	Go to participant page
12292	John	Forde	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12493	Thomas	Framelyngham	Male				3332	Go to participant page
12298	John	atte Frethe	Male				3307,3300	Go to participant page
12303	Hugo	Fuller	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12286	Richard	Gest	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12447	John	Glaunfile	Male		Great Bromley,Essex		3323	Go to participant page
12451	Walter	Godmanston	Male				3324	Go to participant page
12290	John	Graunger	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12294	John	Gulle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12394	Thomas	Hardyng	Male	Procurator	Manningtree,Essex		3335,3310	Go to participant page
12490	Edmund	Heywode	Male	Cordwainer			3331	Go to participant page
12404	Thomas	Hunte	Male		Langham,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3315	Go to participant page
12407	John	Kyng	Male		Great Bromley,Essex		3316	Go to participant page
12489		Lady of Mose	Male		Beaumont-cum-Moze,Tendring Hundred,Essex	Mentioned		Go to participant page
12398	William	Laweney	Male		Great Oakley,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3312	Go to participant page
12450	Thomas	Leyham	Male		Little Bromley,Essex		3324	Go to participant page
12463	John	Lowys	Male		Colchester,Essex		3328,3325	Go to participant page
12482	Woderove	Mariner	Male				3326	Go to participant page
12293	William	Martyn	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12408	Thomas	Maundeville	Male				3323,3316	Go to participant page
12505	Richard	Moys	Male		Little Bentley,Essex		3335	Go to participant page
12400	Walter	Oxenhey	Male		Elmstead Market,Essex		3313	Go to participant page
12395	John	Payn	Male		Mistley,Essex		3310	Go to participant page
12483	William	Paynot	Male		Weeley,Essex		3326	Go to participant page
12507	Robert	Piers	Male				3335	Go to participant page
12399	John	Plays	Male		Great Oakley,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3312	Go to participant page
12296	John	Plomer	Male		Wix,Essex		3300	Go to participant page
12295	Walter	Plomer	Male		Wix,Essex		3300	Go to participant page
12481	John	Preston	Male		Hadleigh,Cosford Hundred,Suffolk		3325	Go to participant page
12409		Rector of Great Bromley	Male	Rector	Great Bromley,Essex	Mentioned		Go to participant page
12308	John	Rypoun	Male				3302	Go to participant page
12486	John	Rysby	Male				3328	Go to participant page
12302	Robert	Sadeler	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12284	Roger	Sagot	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12367	William	Scarlet	Male		Hatfield Broad Oak,Essex		3305	Go to participant page
12368	John	Sewale	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3305	Go to participant page
12301	William	Smyth	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12392	William	Smyth	Male		Harwich,Essex		3309	Go to participant page
12396	John	Snel	Male				3311	Go to participant page
12283	John	Speneys	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12402	Richard	de Sutton	Male		Little Oakley,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3314	Go to participant page
12503	Richard	Tassel	Male	Boatwright			3334	Go to participant page
12390	William	Tracy	Male				3308,3330	Go to participant page
12304	John	Turnour	Male	Herd	Stisted,Essex		3302	Go to participant page
12485	Roger	Vintsent	Male		Great Clacton,Essex		3327	Go to participant page
12297	Thomas	Webbe	Male		Great Oakley,Tendring Hundred,Essex		3300,3307	Go to participant page
12289	Thomas	Weylate	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12288	John	Wreight	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12305	John	Wynterflood	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3302	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3331	Edmund Heywode extorted money from Adam Dyere and John Facoun.	Edmund Heywode extorted 13s. 4d. from Adam Dyere in St Osyth and 5 marks from the vicar John Facoun in Little Holland	Larceny: theft of money,Trespass to person: extortion	Go to incidents page
3329	John and Roger Esthey threatened several people with death.	John Esthey of Beaumont-cum-Moze and Roger Esthey threatened to kill people in Tendring hundred.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3314	John Baroun threatened Richard de Sutton	John Baroun of Little Oakley threatened Richard de Sutton with death.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3333	John Clercus tried to reignite the rebellion.	John Clercus, tailor, rose up after the proclamation of the king's peace, assembled several co-conspirators and threatened his neighbours.	Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Raising the commons: other,Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3323	John Glaunfile threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior.	John Glaunfile of Great Bromley threatened Sir Thoams Maundeville junior and others.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3316	John Kyng threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior.	John Kyng, dwelling in Great Bromley, threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior and others.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3328	John Lowy threatened to kill John Rysby.	John Lowy of Colchester threatened to kill John Rysby.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3311	John Snel rang the bells at St Osyth	John Snel, a stranger, came to St Osyth and rang the bells to make the people rise up.	Raising the commons: ringing bells	Go to incidents page
3325	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth.	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys of Colchester went to St Osyth Abbey and threatened the abbot because he did not intervene in the execution of John Preston.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3334	Richard Tassel incited rebellion	Richard Tassel, boatwright, incited and threatened his neighbours to join the join the rising.	Raising the commons: other,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company	Go to incidents page
3301	Roger Esthey incited rebellion and tried to kill Thomas Broun of Wix	Roger Esthey incited rebellion together with Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe; he also tried to kill Thomas Broun of Wix.	Trespass to person: assault,Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3332	Thomas Framelyngham tried to extort money from William Cokayn.	Thomas Framelyngham tried to extort money from William Cokayn who refused and fled his house.	Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3310	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from John Payn and other people.	Thomas Hardyng of Manningtree took 2 cows worth 20s. and corn worth 20s. from John Payn, and extorted livestock and corn from other people.	Larceny: theft of livestock,Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of money,Trespass to person: extortion	Go to incidents page
3335	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours.	Thomas Hardyng of Manningtree took livestock and extorted money from William Chamberlayn of Manningtree, Richard Moys of Little Bentley, Gilbert Barre, Robert Piers and several other neighbours.	Trespass to person: extortion,Larceny: theft of livestock,Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of money	Go to incidents page
3315	Thomas Hunte and John Brasier extorted 20s from Edmund Brokesbourne.	Thomas Hunte and John Brasier, both of Langham, treasonably extorted 20s from the chaplain Edmund Brokesbourne.	Trespass to person: extortion,Larceny: theft of money,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects	Go to incidents page
3324	Thomas Leyham threatened Walter Godmanston.	Thomas Leyham of Little Bromley threatened Walter Godmanston.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3307	Thomas Webbe incited rebellion and tried to kill John atte Frithe and others.	Thomas Webbe Great Oakley incited rebellion in various places in the hundred of Tendring, he tried to kill John atte Frithe and wanted to behead other leading people in the county.	Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to person: extortion	Go to incidents page
3300	Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe incited rebellion, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others.	Walter and John Plomer of Wix and Thomas Webbe Great Oakley incited rebellion in Colchester and Manningtree, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others.	Raising the commons: other,Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3313	Walter Oxenhey incited rebellion.	Walter Oxenhey of Elmstead assembled rebels and incited them to commit crimes.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3327	William Cartere and Roger Vintsent tried to reignite the rebellion.	William Cartere and Roger Vintsent (both of Great Clacton) rode around Trendring hundred to reignite the rebellion.	Raising the commons: other,Raising the commons: riding ,Trespass to person: threats,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects	Go to incidents page
3312	William Laweney stole a clock from the knight John Plays at Great Oakley.	William Laweney of Great Oakley dismantled a clock belonging to the John Plays at Great Oakley.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3305	William Scarlet broke into the house of John Sewale.	William Scarlet of 'Brouneborough' broke into the house of John Sewale at Coggeshall and stole goods worth £20.	Larceny: receiving stolen money	Go to incidents page
3302	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion.	William Smyth, Robert Sadeler Hugo Fuller, John Wynterflood (all of Coggeshall), John Turnour of Stisted, Robert Cardemakere and Geoffrey Bromlie (both of Bocking) and John Rypoun were the first to incite rebellion and gathered the people in Bocking, Braintree, Stisted and Coggeshall.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3309	William Smyth of Harwich threatened William Beneyt.	William Smyth of Harwich threatened William Beneyt and others during the rising.	Trespass to person: threats	Go to incidents page
3308	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood.	William Tracy rose up and incited rebellion. He went to the abbey of St Osyth, apprehended Nicholas Davenaunt and brought him to Brentwood where Davenaunt was killed. Tracy also stole a horse worth 20s. from Davenaunt.	Trespass to person: assault,Raising the commons: other,Homicide: accomplice,Larceny: theft of livestock	Go to incidents page
3330	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood and stole property from him.	William Tracy came to the abbey of St Osyth, apprehended Nicholas Davenaunt and brought him to Brentwood where Davenaunt was killed. Tracy also stole from Davenaunt two horses worth 30s. and 6s. 8d. respectively as well as other goods worth 43s. 4d.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of livestock,Larceny: theft of goods,Homicide: accomplice	Go to incidents page
3326	Woderove Mariner and William Paynot tried to reignite the rebellion.	Woderove Mariner and William Paynot of Weeley rode around Trendring hundred to reignite the rebellion.	Raising the commons: other,Raising the commons: riding ,Trespass to person: threats,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
Adam Dyere ( 12491 )	Edmund Heywode extorted money from Adam Dyere and John Facoun. (3331)	Victim
John Facoun ( 12492 )	Edmund Heywode extorted money from Adam Dyere and John Facoun. (3331)	Victim
Edmund Heywode ( 12490 )	Edmund Heywode extorted money from Adam Dyere and John Facoun. (3331)	Accused
John Esthey ( 12487 )	John and Roger Esthey threatened several people with death. (3329)	Accused
Roger Esthey ( 12300 )	John and Roger Esthey threatened several people with death. (3329)	Accused
John Baroun ( 12401 )	John Baroun threatened Richard de Sutton (3314)	Accused
Richard de Sutton ( 12402 )	John Baroun threatened Richard de Sutton (3314)	Victim
John Clercus ( 12502 )	John Clercus tried to reignite the rebellion. (3333)	Accused
John Glaunfile ( 12447 )	John Glaunfile threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior. (3323)	Accused
Thomas Maundeville ( 12408 )	John Glaunfile threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior. (3323)	Victim
John Kyng ( 12407 )	John Kyng threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior. (3316)	Accused
Thomas Maundeville ( 12408 )	John Kyng threatened Sir Thomas Maundeville junior. (3316)	Victim
John Lowys ( 12463 )	John Lowy threatened to kill John Rysby. (3328)	Accused
John Rysby ( 12486 )	John Lowy threatened to kill John Rysby. (3328)	Victim
John Snel ( 12396 )	John Snel rang the bells at St Osyth (3311)	Accused
Abbot of St Osyth ( 12480 )	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth. (3325)	Victim
Lewis Chapman ( 12462 )	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth. (3325)	Accused
John Lowys ( 12463 )	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth. (3325)	Accused
John Preston ( 12481 )	Lewis Chapman and John Lowys threatened the abbot of St Osyth. (3325)	Mentioned
Richard Tassel ( 12503 )	Richard Tassel incited rebellion (3334)	Accused
Thomas Broun ( 12299 )	Roger Esthey incited rebellion and tried to kill Thomas Broun of Wix (3301)	Victim
Roger Esthey ( 12300 )	Roger Esthey incited rebellion and tried to kill Thomas Broun of Wix (3301)	Accused
William Cokayn ( 12494 )	Thomas Framelyngham tried to extort money from William Cokayn. (3332)	Victim
Thomas Framelyngham ( 12493 )	Thomas Framelyngham tried to extort money from William Cokayn. (3332)	Accused
Thomas Hardyng ( 12394 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from John Payn and other people. (3310)	Accused
John Payn ( 12395 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from John Payn and other people. (3310)	Victim
Gilbert Barre ( 12506 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours. (3335)	Victim
William Chamberlayn ( 12504 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours. (3335)	Victim
Thomas Hardyng ( 12394 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours. (3335)	Accused
Richard Moys ( 12505 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours. (3335)	Victim
Robert Piers ( 12507 )	Thomas Hardyng took livestock and extorted money from several of his neighbours. (3335)	Victim
John Brasier ( 12405 )	Thomas Hunte and John Brasier extorted 20s from Edmund Brokesbourne. (3315)	Accused
Edmund Brokesbourne ( 12406 )	Thomas Hunte and John Brasier extorted 20s from Edmund Brokesbourne. (3315)	Victim
Thomas Hunte ( 12404 )	Thomas Hunte and John Brasier extorted 20s from Edmund Brokesbourne. (3315)	Accused
Walter Godmanston ( 12451 )	Thomas Leyham threatened Walter Godmanston. (3324)	Victim
Thomas Leyham ( 12450 )	Thomas Leyham threatened Walter Godmanston. (3324)	Accused
John atte Frethe ( 12298 )	Thomas Webbe incited rebellion and tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3307)	Victim
Thomas Webbe ( 12297 )	Thomas Webbe incited rebellion and tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3307)	Accused
John atte Frethe ( 12298 )	Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe incited rebellion, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3300)	Victim
John Plomer ( 12296 )	Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe incited rebellion, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3300)	Accused
Walter Plomer ( 12295 )	Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe incited rebellion, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3300)	Accused
Thomas Webbe ( 12297 )	Walter and John Plomer and Thomas Webbe incited rebellion, and they tried to kill John atte Frithe and others. (3300)	Accused
Walter Oxenhey ( 12400 )	Walter Oxenhey incited rebellion. (3313)	Accused
William Cartere ( 12484 )	William Cartere and Roger Vintsent tried to reignite the rebellion. (3327)	Accused
Roger Vintsent ( 12485 )	William Cartere and Roger Vintsent tried to reignite the rebellion. (3327)	Accused
William Laweney ( 12398 )	William Laweney stole a clock from the knight John Plays at Great Oakley. (3312)	Accused
John Plays ( 12399 )	William Laweney stole a clock from the knight John Plays at Great Oakley. (3312)	Victim
William Scarlet ( 12367 )	William Scarlet broke into the house of John Sewale. (3305)	Accused
John Sewale ( 12368 )	William Scarlet broke into the house of John Sewale. (3305)	Victim
Geoffrey Bromlie ( 12307 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
Robert Cardemakere ( 12306 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
Hugo Fuller ( 12303 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused	acquitted
John Rypoun ( 12308 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
Robert Sadeler ( 12302 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
William Smyth ( 12301 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
John Turnour ( 12304 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
John Wynterflood ( 12305 )	William Smyth of Coggeshall and others incited rebellion. (3302)	Accused
John Beneyt ( 12393 )	William Smyth of Harwich threatened William Beneyt. (3309)	Accused
William Smyth ( 12392 )	William Smyth of Harwich threatened William Beneyt. (3309)	Accused
Nicholas Davenaunt ( 12391 )	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood. (3308)	Victim
William Tracy ( 12390 )	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood. (3308)	Accused
Nicholas Davenaunt ( 12391 )	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood and stole property from him. (3330)	Victim
William Tracy ( 12390 )	William Tracy came to St Osyth, abducted Nicholas Davenaunt and led him to his death in Brentwood and stole property from him. (3330)	Accused
Woderove Mariner ( 12482 )	Woderove Mariner and William Paynot tried to reignite the rebellion. (3326)	Accused
William Paynot ( 12483 )	Woderove Mariner and William Paynot tried to reignite the rebellion. (3326)	Accused