The People of 1381
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| Type | Indictment by jury |
| Unique Identifying Text | TNA KB 145/3/6/1 mm. 2d-3 |
| Archive name | The National Archives (London) |
| County | Essex |
| Text (English translation) | At a session held at the Castle of Hadleigh 8th July [1381] in the fifth year of the reign of Richard the Second before the said justices. Rochford - Inquisition of the hundred of Rochford held on the same day and year by the oath of William Geir, John Lethenard, John Reed, John Pecche, William White, William Doilour, John Torold, John Pegor, John Ferrour, John Wynter, William Fynch, John Meep, Richard Kent, John Slephane, John Osebern, tailor, and John Bole who say upon their oath that Thomas Baker of Fobbing and William Geldebourn feloniously sent Robert Berdon of Orsett as their messenger to the village of Rayleigh on the Friday before the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [7th June 1381] to raise the people of the said town in rebellion against the peace of the king and thence feloniously made threats that they should do so under pain of death, mutilation and the burning of their houses. And they did likewise in each village of the said hundred so that the people of the district arose etc. Also, the same jurors present that on Wednesday after the feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist [26th June 1381] John Maldon of Woodham Ferrers, herd (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar), feloniously came to the village of Rayleigh and made a proclamation to raise the people of the whole hundred aforesaid against the peace of the king in the aforesaid form and made threats in the aforesaid form so that the people of the locality rose up etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Grove of Langford feloniously on the Thursday following the aforesaid feast [27th June 1381] came to the village of Rochford and made a proclamation and threats to the people of the whole hundred aforesaid in the aforesaid form by which the people of the district rose up. Also, the same jurors present that on the same day [27th June 1381] John Kent of Horndon, Peter Spilman of the same and John Taillor of the same came to the village of Rayleigh and made a proclamation and threats to the people of the said hundred in the aforesaid form so that the people of the district rose up etc. They also present that William Sare of Prittlewell and John Messager of the same and Ralph Spicer of the same (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar) on the aforesaid day and year [27th June 1381] went around the whole aforesaid hundred and made a proclamation and threats to the people of the said hundred to rise up in the said form so that the people of the locality rose up etc. They also present that John Bucke, carter, on the eve of Corpus Christi in the fifth year of the present king [12th June 1381] drove a certain cart to the villages of Great Wakering and Little Wakering and told the people of the said villages that Robert Hales was coming with 100 lances to kill all the people of the said hundred etc. They also present that Thomas Hilliston of Rochford (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) came to the village of Sutton on the Thursday after the feast of the Nativity of St Joh the Baptist in the fifth year of the present king [27th June 1381] and made a proclamation and threats to make the people of the said hundred and said village rising up in the said form. They also present that Peter White of Canewdon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) came to the towns of Stambridge and Paglesham on the Sunday of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [9th June 1381] and made a proclamation and threats to the people of the said villages, that they should be at Witham on the following day to make a congregation there, and that a certain John Loftman came with Peter to the village of Paglesham and the things mentioned before are affirmed, but he did nothing else etc. They also present that John Frend of Horndon came to the villages of Rayleigh and Rochford and made proclamations and threats against the people of the said villagers to rise up in the aforesaid form etc. They also present that John Glasier of Rochford (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar) made a proclamation and threats against the people of the whole hundred to rise in the aforesaid form etc. in this rumour etc. They also present that Gilbert atte Ree was a common malefactor and breaker of houses in this rumour and that at Witham on the Monday after the feast of the Holy Trinity [10th June 1381] he took from the chattels of Thomas Benyngton a cart strake worth 3d. and a cart rope worth 2d. and feloniously carried them away etc. They also present that Robert Berdon commanded John Deth of Canewdon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) to summon all people of the village of Great Wakering to rise against the peace and he did this for fear of the said Robert. Upon this a certain John Cuchok, tailor, of the said village was assigned to keep watch for the king 's peace at South Shoebury [Shoeburyness] for fear of the enemies of the king and on his way he told the people of Little Shoebury [North Shoebury] about the things mentioned before, and they said that on Friday before the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [7th June 1381] the aforesaid Robert Berdon was a messenger of the evil company and voluntarily summoned the said villages as it is said above, and he arose with the evil company willingly etc. They also present that John Shoebury supplied Thomas Hilliston with a certain saddle to ride in this rumour etc. They also present that John Marchal of Rochford took at Coggeshall on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fifth year [recte: fourth] of the present king [10th June 1381] two vests worth 4d. and one cap worth 2d. from John Sewale of Coggeshall and took them away against the peace. They also present that William Thurbarn came to the village of Paglesham to the manors of South Hall, East Hall and Church Hall and there received all the rolls and other muniments pertaining to the said manors and burnt them there by his own will etc. They also present that John Cartere also called Angry came to the manor of Wakering Hall in the village of Little Wakering and there burnt all the rolls and other muniments pertaining to the said manor against the peace. They also present that on Thursday before the Nativity of St John the Baptist in the fifth year of the present king [20th June 1381] John Neuman of Rawreth came with force and arms to the dwelling-house of Thomas Tyrell at Downham and there threatened the said Thomas with death and mutilation and the burning of his houses until he made a fine with him of 8 marks which he feloniously took from him and carried away. Also, they present that Roger Baryngton, John Coupere, John Gyne, William Whateman, John Cok, John Smyth, William Smyth also called Gylmyn, Henry Fletcher and all those from the town of Rayleigh whose names are in a small schedule attached to the present roll burnt certain rolls and certain muniments pertaining to the market of the said town etc. Inquisition of the said hundred held on the same day [8th July 1381] and in the same place by the oaths of William Okelee, John Sprot, William Hamond, John atte Nasshe, Thomas Mathebrok John Berner John Huberd Stephen atte Hethe William Grey senior John Purdee Richard Tricere and Robert Plomer who say upon their oath that Robert Berdon and John Reynner of Orsett came to Canewdon and to various places in the aforesaid hundred on Sunday of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of king Richard [9th June 1381] and there proclaimed that they ought to rise up with the whole company otherwise they would be burned, and this they did feloniously and against the crown etc. They also present that John Wateyn junior on the said Sunday in the said year [9th June 1381] came to Burnham and Southminster and feloniously made all people in the said hundred rising up against their allegiance. They also present that Robert Andreu (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), sub-constable of the village of Canewdon, on the aforesaid day and year [9th June 1381], made all the people rise up with the evil company otherwise they would be burned etc. They also present that John Loftmayn junior (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) by order of Robert Andreu arose with all the evil company in various places of the said hundred in the said day and year [9th June 1381] and was their messenger from Canewdon to Paglesham to cause the people to rise up. They also present that Peter White of Canewdon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) arose on the said day and year [9th June 1381] in a similar way and was their messenger from Canewdon to the village of Great Stambridge. Turn over for more presentments of the aforesaid hundred etc. Still the presentments of the aforesaid hundred upon the oath of the jurors as overleaf. Also, the same jurors present that two people from Witham hundred, one a mower [falcator] and the other one a tanner [tannator] came to Rochford on Thursday after Corpus Christi in the said year [20th June 1381] and there they said that the people of the hundred of Dengie had risen up and thus John Glasier (drawn) and Thomas Hilliston went around the whole hundred of Rochford and feloniously made the people rise up with the evil company. And that John Marchal of Rochford on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the [...] year of the king [10th June 1381] took at Coggeshall chattel (which is not valued in the indictment) of John Sewall from the said John's house found there. They also present that Ralph Spicer of Prittlewell (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar) on Thursday after Corpus Christi in the said year [20th June 1381] by night feloniously went around to various of his neighbours and said to them that unless they wished to rise up they ought to be burnt, and the same Ralph did this feloniously to rise the whole hundred etc. They also present that William Sare on Tuesday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year [11th June 1381] feloniously took 7 sheep worth 10s. from the flock of John de Gildesburgh at Fambridge Hall and feloniously drove them away and that he was a common malefactor in that evil company. They also present that John Neuman on Sunday of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the said year [9th June 1381] at Wennington feloniously took 13 cows and 1 calf worth 100s. of John de Gildesburgh and feloniously carried them away and he was a common malefactor and a leader of the entire evil company. They also present that Robert Berdon of Orsett on Thursday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the aforesaid year [13th June 1381] came to the villages of Canewdon, Hockley and Rayleigh and threatened all the people of the said villages with death, mutilation and the burning of their houses unless they would rise up and make congregations against the peace of the king etc. They also present that Thomas Sprage of South Benfleet went on the said day [13th June 1381] to various places throughout the said hundred and made threats in a similar way. They also present that Ralph Spicer of Prittlewell (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar), William Chaundeler of the same, William Sare of the same and John Messager on the same day and year [13th June 1381] went around the whole aforesaid hundred to make the people rising up in the aforesaid way. They also present that William Langnase of Northfleet in the county of Kent on Monday after Trinity [10th June 1381] feloniously broke the houses of the Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England at Cressing Temple, and that he was a great malefactor there etc. Inquisition of the said hundred held in the said place on the aforesaid day and year [8th July 1381] by the oath of William Spetel, John Clercus, John Milton, John Salman, John atte Strate, John Gerold, Richard Belle, John Pole, Ivo Redlye, John Cook, Richard Parot, Adam Hetheward, Thomas Smyth, Thomas Taillor, Thomas Burne, William Paperel, John Redhood, and William Clercus who say on their oaths that John Cukhok of Great Wakering, tailor, on the eve of Trinity in the said year [8th June 1381] delivered a message to the people of the village of Great Shoebury on behalf of the evil company that they should rise up and come with the commons under penalty of death of the destruction of their goods and houses. They also present that John Messager of Prittlewell and Thomas Hilliston of Rochford [Rocliffe] (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Thursday after Trinity in the said year [13th June 1381] delivered a message to the village of Great Shoebury on behalf of the evil company that they should rise up under the said penalties in the aforesaid form etc. They also present that John Glasier of Rochford (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar) and John Hurt of Great Shoebury (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Thursday after Trinity in the said year [13th June 1381] delivered a message to the village of Great Shoebury on behalf of the evil company that they should rise up under the said penalties in the aforesaid form etc. They also present that Ralph Spicer of Prittlewell (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar) was a common disturber of the peace and maintainer of malefactors in this rumour etc. They also present that William Chaundeler of Prittlewell, John Messager of the same and William Sare of the same were common disturbers of the peace and maintainers of malefactors in this rumour. They also present that John Chaundeler of Prittlewell (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) delivered a message to William Berland, knight, and John Prittlewell senior on behalf of the evil company that they should arise and come to meet with the commons of Kent at Rainham, and that the commons of Kent made John Chaundeler swear to do this against his will etc. They also present that John le Man of Great Shoebury (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) was one of those who on Tuesday after Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [11th June 1381] threw down the house of John of Gildesburgh at Fambridge. They also present that William son of John Neuman of Rawreth on Thursday after Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [13th June 1381] delivered a message to the village of Hadleigh on behalf of the evil company that they should rise up and come with the commons under penalties as above etc. They also present that John Frend of Horndon and Peter Cook of the same came and delivered a message to the village of Hadleigh on behalf of the evil company on Thursday before the feast of St Peter which is called Advincula [recte: Peter and Paul?] in the fifth year of the present king [27th June 1381?] that they should rise up and come with the commons under penalties as above etc. They also present that Thomas Sprage of Great Benfleet on Thursday after Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [13th June 1381] entered the mill of Hadleigh and feloniously broke open a certain chest found there and destroyed and burnt certain books of the king kept there etc. They also present that Thomas Treche of Leigh-on-Sea, John Glasier of Rochford (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar) and John Messager of Prittlewell on Thursday before St Peter Advincula [recte: Peter and Paul?] in the fifth year of the present king [27th June 1381?] came and delivered a message on behalf of the evil company to the village of Rayleigh that they should rise up and come with the commons under penalties as above etc. They also present that Thomas Hilliston of Rochford (acquitted as shown in the calendar) delivered a message on the same day [27th June 1381?] to the village of Barling on behalf of the evil company that they should rise up and come with the commons under penalties as above etc. They also present that John Neuman of Rawreth was a common disturber of the peace and maintainer of malefactors in this rumour etc. They also present that the same John Neuman on Wednesday after Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [12th June 1381] feloniously entered the house of Thomas Tyrel, knight, at Downham and there feloniously took 8 marks of silver from Alice the wife of Thomas against her will. They also present that William Jobe of Barling (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar) was a common malefactor and maintainer of malefactors in this rumour. They also present that Andrew Elyott of Leigh-on-Sea on Thursday after St Peter Advincula [recte: Peter and Paul?] in the fifth year of the present king [4th July 1381?] went to John Gerold and John Strate the constables of the village of Leigh-on-Sea and forced them by threats to rise up against their will etc. They also present that Andrew Coleman of Leigh-on-Sea (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) stirred up the town of Leigh-on-Sea and made it to rise up. They also present that John Mot of Southchurch (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) seized from the bailiff of Lady Alice de Neville the books concerning the village of Thorpe Bay [formerly Thorpe Neville in Southchurch] and destroyed and burnt them, namely on Sunday after Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [16th June 1381] etc. |
People
| ID | First name | Last name | Gender | Occupation | Domicile | Role in source | Incidents | Go to participant page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12642 | Robert | Andreu | Male | sub-constable | Canewdon,Essex | 3369,3368 | Go to participant page | |
| 12646 | Anon | Anon | Male | Tanner | Witham Hundred,Essex | 3371 | Go to participant page | |
| 12647 | Anon | Anon | Male | Mower | Witham Hundred,Essex | 3371 | Go to participant page | |
| 12688 | Anon | Anon | Male | Bailiff | Thorpe Bay,Essex | 3399 | Go to participant page | |
| 12552 | Thomas | Baker | Male | Fobbing,Essex | 3341 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12620 | Roger | Baryngton | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12661 | Richard | Belle | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12572 | Thomas | Benyngton | Male | Witham,Witham Hundred,Essex | 3352 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12554 | Robert | Berdon | Male | Orsett,Essex | 3341,3378,3366,3359 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12675 | William | Berland | Male | Knight | 3387 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12633 | John | Berner | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12551 | John | Bole | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12564 | John | Bucke | Male | Carter | 3347 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12669 | Thomas | Burne | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12617 | John | Cartere | Male | 3363 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12674 | John | Chaundeler | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3387 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12653 | William | Chaundeler | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3380,3386 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12656 | John | Clercus | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12672 | William | Clercus | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12624 | John | Cok | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12685 | Andrew | Coleman | Male | Leigh-on-Sea,Essex | 3398 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12664 | John | Cook | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12679 | Peter | Cook | Male | Horndon on the Hill,Essex | 3390 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12621 | John | Coupere | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12610 | John | Cuchok | Male | Tailor | Great Wakering,Essex | 3382,3359 | Go to participant page | |
| 12609 | John | Deth | Male | Canewdon,Essex | 3359 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12541 | William | Doilour | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12684 | Andrew | Ellyot | Male | Leigh-on-Sea,Essex | 3397 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12544 | John | Ferrour | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12627 | Henry | Flecher | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12569 | John | Frend | Male | Horndon on the Hill,Essex | 3390,3350 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12546 | William | Fynch | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12521 | William | Geir | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12553 | William | Geldebourn | Male | 3341 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12660 | John | Gerold | Male | Juror | 3397 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12649 | John | de Gildesburgh | Male | 3375,3376,3388 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12570 | John | Glasier | Male | Rochford,Essex | 3392,3371,3351,3384 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12636 | William | Grey | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12556 | John | Grove | Male | Langford,Thurstable Hundred,Essex | 3343 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12622 | John | Gyne | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12630 | William | Hamond | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12635 | Stephen | atte Hethe | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12666 | Adam | Hetheward | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12566 | Thomas | Hilliston | Male | Rochford,Essex | 3360,3348,3371,3383,3393 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12634 | John | Huberd | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12673 | John | Hurt | Male | South Shoebury,Essex | 3384 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12683 | William | Jobe | Male | Barling,Essex | 3396 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12557 | John | Kent | Male | Horndon on the Hill,Essex | 3344 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12548 | Richard | Kent | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12654 | William | Langnase | Male | Northfleet,Kent | 3381 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12537 | John | Lethenard | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12568 | John | Loftman | Male | 3349 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12643 | John | Loftmayn | Male | 3369 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12555 | John | Maldon | Male | Herd | Woodham Ferrers,Essex | 3342 | Go to participant page | |
| 12677 | John | le Man | Male | Shoeburyness,Essex | 3388 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12613 | John | Marchal | Male | Rochford,Essex | 3361,3373 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12632 | Thomas | Mathebrok | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12547 | John | Meep | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12562 | John | Messager | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3386,3346,3392,3383,3380 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12657 | John | Milton | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12687 | John | Mot | Male | Southchurch,Essex | 3399 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12631 | John | atte Nassh | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12618 | John | Neuman | Male | Rawreth,Essex | 3394,3395,3376,3364 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12678 | William | Neuman | Male | Rawreth,Essex | 3389 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12686 | Alice | de Neville | Female | 3399 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12628 | William | Okelee | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12550 | John | Osbern | Male | Tailor | Juror | Go to participant page | ||
| 12670 | William | Paperel | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12665 | Richard | Parot | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12539 | John | Pecche | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12543 | John | Pegor | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12639 | Robert | Plomer | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12662 | John | Pole | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12676 | John | Prittlewell | Male | 3387 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12637 | John | Purdee | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12671 | John | Redhood | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12663 | Ivo | Redlye | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12571 | Gilbert | atte Ree | Male | 3352 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12538 | John | Reed | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12640 | John | Reynner | Male | Orsett,Essex | 3366 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12658 | John | Salman | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12561 | William | Sare | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3346,3380,3375,3386 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12614 | John | Sewale | Male | Sheriff | Coggeshall,Essex | 3361,3373 | Go to participant page | |
| 12611 | John | Shoebury | Male | 3360 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12549 | John | Slephane | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12625 | John | Smyth | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12667 | Thomas | Smyth | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12626 | William | Smyth | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12655 | William | Spetel | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12648 | Ralph | Spicer | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3380,3385,3374 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12558 | Peter | Spilman | Male | Horndon on the Hill,Essex | 3344 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12651 | Thomas | Sprage | Male | South Benfleet,Barstable Hundred,Essex | 3391,3379 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12629 | John | Sprot | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12563 | Ralph | Spycer | Male | Prittlewell,Essex | 3346 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12659 | John | atte Strate | Male | Juror | 3397 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12560 | John | Taillor | Male | Horndon on the Hill,Essex | 3344 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12668 | Thomas | Taillor | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12616 | William | Thurbarn | Male | 3362 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12542 | John | Torold | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12680 | Thomas | Treche | Male | Leigh-on-Sea,Essex | 3392 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12638 | Richard | Tricere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12681 | Alice | Tyrell | Female | Downham,Essex | 3395 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12619 | Thomas | Tyrell | Male | Downham,Essex | 3364,3395 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12641 | John | Wateyn | Male | 3367 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12623 | William | Whateman | Male | Rayleigh,Essex | 3365 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12567 | Peter | White | Male | Canewdon,Essex | 3349,3370 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12540 | William | White | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12545 | John | Wynter | Male | Juror | Go to participant page |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Type | Go to incidents page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3398 | Andrew Coleman incited the inhabitants of Leigh to rebel. | Andrew Coleman of Leigh incited the inhabitants of the village to rise up. | Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3397 | Andrew Ellyott forced John Gerold and John Strate to rise up. | Andrew Ellyott of Leigh forced the constables of the village, John Gerold and John Strate, to rise up against their will. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company | Go to incidents page |
| 3352 | Gilbert atte Ree stole chattels from Thomas Benyngton in Witham. | Gilbert atte Ree, a common malefactor, stole chattels worth 5d. from Thomas Benyngton in Witham. | Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3347 | John Bucke agitated in Great and Little Wakering | John Bucke warned the inhabitants of Great and Little Wakering that Robert Hales would come with 100 soldiers to kill all people of the hundred of Rochford. | Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3363 | John Cartere burnt the court rolls of Wakering Hall (Essex). | John Cartere burnt the court rolls of Wakering Hall in Little Wakering (Essex). | Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3387 | John Chaundeler requested William Berland and John Prittlewell on behalf of the rebels to join the rebellion in Kent. | John Chaundeler of Prittlewell requested William Berland and John Prittlewell on behalf of the rebels to join the rebellion in Rainham (Kent). Chaundeler was forced to convey the rebels message. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company | Go to incidents page |
| 3382 | John Cukhok acted as messenger for the rebels in Great Shoebury. | John Cukhok told the inhabitants of Great Shoebury on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3390 | John Frend and Peter Cook acted as messengers for the rebels in Hadleigh. | John Frend and Peter Cook (both of Horndon) told the inhabitants of Hadleigh on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3350 | John Frend incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh and Rochford to rebel. | John Frend of Horndon incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh and Rochford to rebel. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3384 | John Glasier and John Hurt acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. | John Glasier of Rochford and John Hurt of Great Shoebury told the inhabitants of Great Shoebury on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3351 | John Glasier incited the inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. | John Glasier of Rochford incited the inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel by threats. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3343 | John Grove incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. | John Grove of Langford incited the inhabitants of Rochford and the hundred of Rochford to rebel by threats. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3344 | John Kent, Peter Spilman and John Taillor incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. | John Kent, Peter Spilman and John Taillor (all of Horndon) incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh and the hundred of Rochford to rebel. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3388 | John le Man took part in the destruction of a house of John de Gildesburgh. | John le Man of Shoeburyness took part in the destruction of a house of John de Gildesburgh at South Fambridge. | Trespass to land: throwing down of house | Go to incidents page |
| 3369 | John Loftmayn rose up under the order of Robert Andreu and acted as messenger for the rebels. | John Loftmayn rose up under the order of Robert Andreu and acted as messenger for the rebels inciting the people from Canewdon to Paglesham. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Raising the commons: riding | Go to incidents page |
| 3342 | John Maldon incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. | John Maldon of Woodham Ferrers feloniously incited the people of Rayleigh to rise up. | Trespass to person: threats,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3361 | John Marchal stole garments from John Sewale. | John Marchal of Rochford stole garments from John Sewale of Coggeshall worth 6d. | Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3373 | John Marchal stole goods from John Sewale in Coggeshall. | John Marchal of Rochford stole unspecified goods from John Sewale in Coggeshall. | Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3383 | John Messager and Thomas Hilliston acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. | John Messager of Prittlewell and Thomas Hilliston of Rochford told the inhabitants of Great Shoebury on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3399 | John Mot seized the court books of Thorpe Bay in Southchurch and burned them. | John Mot of Southchurch seized from the bailiff of Lady Alice de Neville the court books of Thorpe Bay in Southchurch and burned them. | Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Arson: burning of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3395 | John Neuman extorted money from Alice, wife of Thomas Tyrell. | John Neuman of Rawreth entered the house of Thomas Tyrell in Downham and took 8 marks from his wife Alice. | Larceny: theft of money,Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3376 | John Neuman stole 13 cows and 1 calf from John de Gildesburgh. | John Neuman stole 13 cows and 1 calf from John de Gildesburgh at Wennington. | Larceny: theft of livestock | Go to incidents page |
| 3364 | John Neuman threatened Thomas Tyrell with death unless he made a fine. | John Neuman of Rawreth threatened Thomas Tyrell at Downham with death and burning of his houses unless he made a fine of 8 marks. | Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine | Go to incidents page |
| 3394 | John Neuman was a disturber of the peace. | John Neuman of Rawreth was a disturber of the peace and maintainer of malefactors during the rising. | Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Unspecified | Go to incidents page |
| 3360 | John Shoebury provided Thomas Hilliston with a saddle. | John Shoebury provided Thomas Hilliston with a saddle to ride in the rising. | Raising the commons: riding | Go to incidents page |
| 3367 | John Wateyn junior incited the inhabitants of Burnham and Southminster to rebel. | John Wateyn junior incited the inhabitants of Burnham and Southminster to rebel against their allegiance. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects | Go to incidents page |
| 3349 | Peter White and John Loftman incited the inhabitants of Stambridge and Paglesham to rebel. | Peter White of Canewdon and John Loftman incited the inhabitants of Stambridge and Paglesham to rebel and to come to Witham the following day. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3370 | Peter White was a messenger for the rebels from Canewdon to Great Stambridge. | Peter White of Canewdon was a messenger for the rebels from Canewdon to Great Stambridge. | Raising the commons: riding ,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3380 | Ralph Spicer and three others incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. | Ralph Spicer, William Chaundeler, William Sare and John Messager (all of Prittlewell) incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3374 | Ralph Spicer threatened his neighbours to rise up. | Ralph Spicer of Prittlewell threatened his neighbours at night to rise up or they would be burned. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3385 | Ralph Spicer was a disturber of the peace. | Ralph Spicer of Prittlewell was a disturber of the peace and maintainer of malefactors during the rising. | Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Unspecified | Go to incidents page |
| 3368 | Robert Andreu threatened the inhabitans of Canewdon to rise up. | Robert Andreu, sub-constable of Canewdon, threatened the inhabitans that they should rise up or they would be burned. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company | Go to incidents page |
| 3366 | Robert Berdon and John Reynner threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon to rebel. | Robert Berdon and John Reynner of Orsett threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon and of other places in the hundred of Rochford that they should rise up or they would be burned. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects | Go to incidents page |
| 3359 | Robert Berdon ordered John Deth to incite inhabitants of Great Wakering to rebel, and John Cuchok was assigned to keep watch at South Shoebury. | Robert Berdon ordered John Deth of Canwdon to incite inhabitants of Great Wakering to rebel, and John Cuchok was assigned to keep watch at South Shoebury for the king's enemies. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Raising the commons: riding ,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3378 | Robert Berdon threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon, Hockley and Rayleigh to rebel. | Robert Berdon of Orsett threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon, Hockley and Rayleigh to rise up otherwise he would kill and mutilate them and burn down their houses. | Trespass to person: threats,Treason: words against King and his people,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3365 | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). | Roger Baryngton and seven other persons burned the muniments pertaining to Rayleigh market. | Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Arson: burning of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3341 | Thomas Baker and William Geldebourn sent Robert Berdon to Rayleigh to incite rebellion. | Thomas Baker of Fobbing and William Geldebourn sent Robert Berdon of Orsett to Rayleigh and other places in the hundred of Rochford to incite rebellion by threats. | Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects | Go to incidents page |
| 3393 | Thomas Hilliston acted as a messenger for the rebels in Barling. | Thomas Hilliston of Rochford delivered a message to the inhabitants of Barling on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3348 | Thomas Hilliston incited the people of Sutton to rebel. | Thomas Hilliston of Rochford incited the people of Sutton and of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. | Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3391 | Thomas Sprage broke into Hadleigh mill and burned the king's books. | Thomas Sprage of South Benfleet broke into Hadleigh mill and burned the certain books of king found there. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Arson: burning of documents,Larceny: theft of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3379 | Thomas Sprage threatened the inhabitants of various villages in Rochford hundred to rise up. | Thomas Sprage of South Benfleet threatened the inhabitants of various villages in Rochford hundred to rise up otherwise they would be killed and their houses burned down.. | Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: proclamations | Go to incidents page |
| 3392 | Thomas Treche, John Glasier and John Messager acted as messengers for the rebels in Rayleigh. | Thomas Treche of Leigh, John Glasier of Rochford and John Messager of Prittlewell told the inhabitants of Rayleigh on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3371 | Two strangers from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. | A tanner and a mower from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel, telling them that the people in Dengie hundred had risen up; thereupon John Glasier and Thomas Hilliston stirred up unrest in Rochford hundred. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Raising the commons: riding | Go to incidents page |
| 3386 | William Chaundeler, John Messsager and William Sare were disturbers of the peace. | William Chaundeler, John Messsager and William Sare (all of Prittlewell) were disturbers of the peace and maintainers of malefactors during the rising. | Unspecified,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects | Go to incidents page |
| 3396 | William Jobe was a disturber of the peace. | William Jobe of Barling was a disturber of the peace and maintainer of malefactors during the rising. | Unspecified,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects | Go to incidents page |
| 3381 | William Langnase of Kent broke into the houses of the Hospitallers at Cressing Temple. | William Langnase of Northfleet in Kent broke into the houses of the Hospitallers at Cressing Temple. | Larceny: unspecified | Go to incidents page |
| 3389 | William Neuman acted as messengers for the rebels in Hadleigh. | William Neuman of Rawreth told the inhabitants of Hadleigh on behalf of the rebels that they should rise and join them otherwise they would face death and destruction of their houses. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3346 | William Sare, John Messager and Ralph Spycer incited inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. | William Sare, John Messager and Ralph Spycer (all of Prittlewell) incited inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. | Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3375 | William Sare stole sheep from John de Gildesburgh. | William Sare stole 7 sheep from John de Gildesburgh at Fambridge Hall. | Larceny: theft of livestock | Go to incidents page |
| 3362 | William Thurbarn burned the court rolls of Paglesham. | William Thurbarn burned the court rolls of South Hall, East Hall and Church Hall in Paglesham. | Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Arson: burning of documents | Go to incidents page |
Incidents and People
| Person | Incident | Role | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew Coleman ( 12685 ) | Andrew Coleman incited the inhabitants of Leigh to rebel. (3398) | Accused | acquitted |
| Andrew Ellyot ( 12684 ) | Andrew Ellyott forced John Gerold and John Strate to rise up. (3397) | Accused | |
| John Gerold ( 12660 ) | Andrew Ellyott forced John Gerold and John Strate to rise up. (3397) | Victim | |
| John atte Strate ( 12659 ) | Andrew Ellyott forced John Gerold and John Strate to rise up. (3397) | Victim | |
| Thomas Benyngton ( 12572 ) | Gilbert atte Ree stole chattels from Thomas Benyngton in Witham. (3352) | Victim | |
| Gilbert atte Ree ( 12571 ) | Gilbert atte Ree stole chattels from Thomas Benyngton in Witham. (3352) | Accused | |
| John Bucke ( 12564 ) | John Bucke agitated in Great and Little Wakering (3347) | Accused | |
| Robert Hales ( 6778 ) | John Bucke agitated in Great and Little Wakering (3347) | Mentioned | |
| John Cartere ( 12617 ) | John Cartere burnt the court rolls of Wakering Hall (Essex). (3363) | Accused | |
| William Berland ( 12675 ) | John Chaundeler requested William Berland and John Prittlewell on behalf of the rebels to join the rebellion in Kent. (3387) | Victim | |
| John Chaundeler ( 12674 ) | John Chaundeler requested William Berland and John Prittlewell on behalf of the rebels to join the rebellion in Kent. (3387) | Accused | |
| John Prittlewell ( 12676 ) | John Chaundeler requested William Berland and John Prittlewell on behalf of the rebels to join the rebellion in Kent. (3387) | Victim | |
| John Cuchok ( 12610 ) | John Cukhok acted as messenger for the rebels in Great Shoebury. (3382) | Accused | |
| Peter Cook ( 12679 ) | John Frend and Peter Cook acted as messengers for the rebels in Hadleigh. (3390) | Accused | |
| John Frend ( 12569 ) | John Frend and Peter Cook acted as messengers for the rebels in Hadleigh. (3390) | Accused | |
| John Frend ( 12569 ) | John Frend incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh and Rochford to rebel. (3350) | Accused | |
| John Glasier ( 12570 ) | John Glasier and John Hurt acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. (3384) | Accused | |
| John Hurt ( 12673 ) | John Glasier and John Hurt acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. (3384) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Glasier ( 12570 ) | John Glasier incited the inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. (3351) | Accused | |
| John Grove ( 12556 ) | John Grove incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. (3343) | Accused | |
| John Kent ( 12557 ) | John Kent, Peter Spilman and John Taillor incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. (3344) | Accused | |
| Peter Spilman ( 12558 ) | John Kent, Peter Spilman and John Taillor incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. (3344) | Accused | |
| John Taillor ( 12560 ) | John Kent, Peter Spilman and John Taillor incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. (3344) | Accused | |
| John de Gildesburgh ( 12649 ) | John le Man took part in the destruction of a house of John de Gildesburgh. (3388) | Victim | |
| John le Man ( 12677 ) | John le Man took part in the destruction of a house of John de Gildesburgh. (3388) | Accused | acquitted |
| Robert Andreu ( 12642 ) | John Loftmayn rose up under the order of Robert Andreu and acted as messenger for the rebels. (3369) | Accused | |
| John Loftmayn ( 12643 ) | John Loftmayn rose up under the order of Robert Andreu and acted as messenger for the rebels. (3369) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Maldon ( 12555 ) | John Maldon incited the inhabitants of Rayleigh to rebel. (3342) | Accused | |
| John Marchal ( 12613 ) | John Marchal stole garments from John Sewale. (3361) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12614 ) | John Marchal stole garments from John Sewale. (3361) | Victim | |
| John Marchal ( 12613 ) | John Marchal stole goods from John Sewale in Coggeshall. (3373) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12614 ) | John Marchal stole goods from John Sewale in Coggeshall. (3373) | Victim | |
| Thomas Hilliston ( 12566 ) | John Messager and Thomas Hilliston acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. (3383) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Messager ( 12562 ) | John Messager and Thomas Hilliston acted as messengers for the rebels in Great Shoebury. (3383) | Accused | |
| Anon Anon ( 12688 ) | John Mot seized the court books of Thorpe Bay in Southchurch and burned them. (3399) | Victim | |
| John Mot ( 12687 ) | John Mot seized the court books of Thorpe Bay in Southchurch and burned them. (3399) | Accused | acquitted |
| Alice de Neville ( 12686 ) | John Mot seized the court books of Thorpe Bay in Southchurch and burned them. (3399) | Victim | |
| John Neuman ( 12618 ) | John Neuman extorted money from Alice, wife of Thomas Tyrell. (3395) | Accused | |
| Alice Tyrell ( 12681 ) | John Neuman extorted money from Alice, wife of Thomas Tyrell. (3395) | Victim | |
| Thomas Tyrell ( 12619 ) | John Neuman extorted money from Alice, wife of Thomas Tyrell. (3395) | Victim | |
| John de Gildesburgh ( 12649 ) | John Neuman stole 13 cows and 1 calf from John de Gildesburgh. (3376) | Victim | |
| John Neuman ( 12618 ) | John Neuman stole 13 cows and 1 calf from John de Gildesburgh. (3376) | Accused | |
| John Neuman ( 12618 ) | John Neuman threatened Thomas Tyrell with death unless he made a fine. (3364) | Accused | |
| Thomas Tyrell ( 12619 ) | John Neuman threatened Thomas Tyrell with death unless he made a fine. (3364) | Victim | |
| John Neuman ( 12618 ) | John Neuman was a disturber of the peace. (3394) | Accused | |
| Thomas Hilliston ( 12566 ) | John Shoebury provided Thomas Hilliston with a saddle. (3360) | Accused | |
| John Shoebury ( 12611 ) | John Shoebury provided Thomas Hilliston with a saddle. (3360) | Accused | |
| John Wateyn ( 12641 ) | John Wateyn junior incited the inhabitants of Burnham and Southminster to rebel. (3367) | Accused | |
| John Loftman ( 12568 ) | Peter White and John Loftman incited the inhabitants of Stambridge and Paglesham to rebel. (3349) | Accused | |
| Peter White ( 12567 ) | Peter White and John Loftman incited the inhabitants of Stambridge and Paglesham to rebel. (3349) | Accused | |
| Peter White ( 12567 ) | Peter White was a messenger for the rebels from Canewdon to Great Stambridge. (3370) | Accused | acquitted |
| William Chaundeler ( 12653 ) | Ralph Spicer and three others incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. (3380) | Accused | |
| John Messager ( 12562 ) | Ralph Spicer and three others incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. (3380) | Accused | |
| William Sare ( 12561 ) | Ralph Spicer and three others incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. (3380) | Accused | |
| Ralph Spicer ( 12648 ) | Ralph Spicer and three others incited and threatened the inhabitants of Rochford hundred to rise up. (3380) | Accused | |
| Ralph Spicer ( 12648 ) | Ralph Spicer threatened his neighbours to rise up. (3374) | Accused | |
| Ralph Spicer ( 12648 ) | Ralph Spicer was a disturber of the peace. (3385) | Accused | |
| Robert Andreu ( 12642 ) | Robert Andreu threatened the inhabitans of Canewdon to rise up. (3368) | Accused | acquitted |
| Robert Berdon ( 12554 ) | Robert Berdon and John Reynner threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon to rebel. (3366) | Accused | |
| John Reynner ( 12640 ) | Robert Berdon and John Reynner threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon to rebel. (3366) | Accused | |
| Robert Berdon ( 12554 ) | Robert Berdon ordered John Deth to incite inhabitants of Great Wakering to rebel, and John Cuchok was assigned to keep watch at South Shoebury. (3359) | Accused | |
| John Cuchok ( 12610 ) | Robert Berdon ordered John Deth to incite inhabitants of Great Wakering to rebel, and John Cuchok was assigned to keep watch at South Shoebury. (3359) | Accused | |
| John Deth ( 12609 ) | Robert Berdon ordered John Deth to incite inhabitants of Great Wakering to rebel, and John Cuchok was assigned to keep watch at South Shoebury. (3359) | Accused | acquitted |
| Robert Berdon ( 12554 ) | Robert Berdon threatened the inhabitants of Canewdon, Hockley and Rayleigh to rebel. (3378) | Accused | |
| Roger Baryngton ( 12620 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| John Cok ( 12624 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| John Coupere ( 12621 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| Henry Flecher ( 12627 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| John Gyne ( 12622 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| John Smyth ( 12625 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| William Smyth ( 12626 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| William Whateman ( 12623 ) | Roger Baryngton and others burned court rolls and muniments at Rayleigh (ESsex). (3365) | Accused | |
| Thomas Baker ( 12552 ) | Thomas Baker and William Geldebourn sent Robert Berdon to Rayleigh to incite rebellion. (3341) | Accused | |
| Robert Berdon ( 12554 ) | Thomas Baker and William Geldebourn sent Robert Berdon to Rayleigh to incite rebellion. (3341) | Accused | |
| William Geldebourn ( 12553 ) | Thomas Baker and William Geldebourn sent Robert Berdon to Rayleigh to incite rebellion. (3341) | Accused | |
| Thomas Hilliston ( 12566 ) | Thomas Hilliston acted as a messenger for the rebels in Barling. (3393) | Accused | acquitted |
| Thomas Hilliston ( 12566 ) | Thomas Hilliston incited the people of Sutton to rebel. (3348) | Accused | Acquitted |
| Thomas Sprage ( 12651 ) | Thomas Sprage broke into Hadleigh mill and burned the king's books. (3391) | Accused | |
| Thomas Sprage ( 12651 ) | Thomas Sprage threatened the inhabitants of various villages in Rochford hundred to rise up. (3379) | Accused | |
| John Glasier ( 12570 ) | Thomas Treche, John Glasier and John Messager acted as messengers for the rebels in Rayleigh. (3392) | Accused | |
| John Messager ( 12562 ) | Thomas Treche, John Glasier and John Messager acted as messengers for the rebels in Rayleigh. (3392) | Accused | |
| Thomas Treche ( 12680 ) | Thomas Treche, John Glasier and John Messager acted as messengers for the rebels in Rayleigh. (3392) | Accused | |
| Anon Anon ( 12646 ) | Two strangers from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. (3371) | Accused | |
| Anon Anon ( 12647 ) | Two strangers from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. (3371) | Accused | |
| John Glasier ( 12570 ) | Two strangers from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. (3371) | Accused | |
| Thomas Hilliston ( 12566 ) | Two strangers from Witham hundred incited the inhabitants of Rochford to rebel. (3371) | Accused | |
| William Chaundeler ( 12653 ) | William Chaundeler, John Messsager and William Sare were disturbers of the peace. (3386) | Accused | |
| John Messager ( 12562 ) | William Chaundeler, John Messsager and William Sare were disturbers of the peace. (3386) | Accused | |
| William Sare ( 12561 ) | William Chaundeler, John Messsager and William Sare were disturbers of the peace. (3386) | Accused | |
| William Jobe ( 12683 ) | William Jobe was a disturber of the peace. (3396) | Accused | |
| William Langnase ( 12654 ) | William Langnase of Kent broke into the houses of the Hospitallers at Cressing Temple. (3381) | Accused | |
| William Neuman ( 12678 ) | William Neuman acted as messengers for the rebels in Hadleigh. (3389) | Accused | |
| John Messager ( 12562 ) | William Sare, John Messager and Ralph Spycer incited inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. (3346) | Accused | |
| William Sare ( 12561 ) | William Sare, John Messager and Ralph Spycer incited inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. (3346) | Accused | |
| Ralph Spycer ( 12563 ) | William Sare, John Messager and Ralph Spycer incited inhabitants of the hundred of Rochford to rebel. (3346) | Accused | |
| John de Gildesburgh ( 12649 ) | William Sare stole sheep from John de Gildesburgh. (3375) | Victim | |
| William Sare ( 12561 ) | William Sare stole sheep from John de Gildesburgh. (3375) | Accused | |
| William Thurbarn ( 12616 ) | William Thurbarn burned the court rolls of Paglesham. (3362) | Accused |
