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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA KB 145/3/6/1 m. 4
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Essex
Text (English translation)	Hinckford [hundred] - At a session held at Braintree on Tuesday before St Margaret the Virgin in the fifth year of king Richard the Second [16th July 1381] in the presence of the same justices. The inquisition of the hundred of Hinckford held on the aforesaid day and year by the oath of John Trumpe, William Bret, Gilbert Streyk, Roger Smyth, Thomas Bret, William Coleman, John Baldeweld, Richard Bolmar, William Tollere, Gilbert Cole, William Pake and Richard Messyng who say upon their oaths that a certain Peter Coleman lately the servant of Stephen Wyndesore was a common and chief leader of the evil company in this rumour and feloniously came with the said company on the feast of St Barnabas in the fourth year [11th June 1381] to the house of Geoffrey Spryngold at Finchingfield and threatened him in life and limb. And that he threatened Robert Webbe of Finchingfield at Finchingfield in the same way until he made a fine with him of 16 s. 8 d. which he feloniously took and carried away. On the same day at Finchingfield he threatened John Marchal, vicar of the church of Finchingfield, until he made a fine with him for 6s. 8d. and 2 quarters of wheat worth 10s. etc. Also, the same jurors present that William Disse of Tilbury Juxta Clare, John Caunt junior of Thurlow in the county of Suffolk, Robert Cardemaker of Bocking, John Hauberk lately servant of William Bacoun, Edmund Taillor of Halstead, William Dich of Shalford, chaplain, and John Wraw, chaplain, were common and chief leaders of the evil company and feloniously made proclamations by which the people of the locality arose and came on the Wednesday after Trinity in the fourth year [12th June 1381] to the house of Henry English at Birdbrook and feloniously broke into his houses there and feloniously took and carried away gold and silver and other goods and chattels of the said Henry found there worth £ 20 etc. Also, the same jurors present that John Kentissh of Borley, Thomas Robat of Belchamp St Paul, Elias Vynor of Ashen, Edmund Taillour of Halstead were common malefactors in this rumour and chief leaders of the evil company and through their proclamations and their threats of death and mutilation feloniously made the people of the locality to rise up, and that Thomas Robat and Elias on Thursday after Trinity in the fourth year [13th June 1381] came around the house of the rector of Ashen in the village of Ashen and assaulted, beat, wounded and roughly treated Richard Gylot there until he made a fine with them of 40s. and 20s. fine with the commons, and from this they feloniously took 6[0]s. etc. Also, the same jurors present that Robert Knyght of Saffron Walden, chaplain, came with the evil company to the manor of the countess of Norfolk called Ridgewell Hall in the village of Ridgewell and there treasonably burnt every roll and all the muniments pertaining to the said manor etc. Inquisition of the aforesaid hundred [of Hinckford] held at the same place [Braintree] on the aforesaid day and year [16th July 1381] by the oaths of William West, Thomas Taillour, John Palmere, John Thunderlee, Thomas Crawe, Nicholas Aunger, Walter Horsted, Roger Prat, Ralph Clercus, Roger Gyle, William Hunte, and John Nichol who say upon their oath that Robert Cardemakere of Bocking, Robert Rypoun of Bocking John Ripoun of the same, John Huntyngdon of the same, William Huerde of Stisted, 'bokelirpleyere', John Auncell of Braintree, tailor, Jacob Alsy of Dedham, Simon Thecchere of Littlehey [Littley Park in Great Waltham], lately miller of the Prior of Leez, Thomas son of John Aspeloun of Bocking, Robert Warner of Gestingthorpe (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), Robert Roughphale of Bocking, Michael Taillor of the same, Robert Normandy of the same, Robert Kirsyngg of Bocking, John Berewyk of the same, Thomas Sadeler of Braintree, Jacob Prille of Bocking (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar), and Geoffrey Bromlie of the same on the Sunday of Pentecost in the fourth year of king Richard the Second [2nd June 1381] at Bocking treasonably arose against the lord king with evil conventicles and congregations assembled by them, and there they swore to be of one agreement to destroy divers lieges of the lord king and his common laws and also all lordship pertaining to divers lords. And afterwards on the Thursday following [6th June 1381] they arose simultaneously and went around to the house of the lord king's sheriff of Essex at Coggeshall and there assaulted the same sheriff and Robert de Segynton, a clerk of the exchequer of the lord king, so that their lives were despaired of. And afterwards on the Monday on the morrow of Trinity [10th June 1381] they treasonably arose with other evil conventicles and pulled down the manor of Cressing Temple and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of 100 s., and on the same day they went to Coggeshall and pulled down the houses of the said sheriff and feloniously took and carried away his goods and chattels found there. And on the same day they feloniously killed there John Ewell, escheator of the lord king. And afterwards they sent their letters to divers villages to raise the whole country to carry out their evil deeds against the laws and lieges of the lord king to the prejudice of the crown of the lord king and disinheritance of the king and other lords of his kingdom of England. Also, the same jurors present that John Stace of Borley and John Kentyssh, lately sub-bailiff in the aforesaid hundred, feloniously on Saturday after the feast of Corpus Christi in the fourth year of the present king [15th June 1381] in the time of this rumour at Pentlow robbed William Gerveys of vessels, utensils, bronze pots, clothes and other goods and chattels worth 20s. They also present that William Bigge of Felsted, cowherd, and Thomas Cok, servant of the rector of Bulmer, arose on the said day and year [15th June 1381] and were malefactors in the aforesaid things with the evil conventicles etc. They also present that William Smyth of Coggeshall, fuller, John Turnour of Stisted, 'bokelerpleyer', John de Assh (acquited as is shown in the calendar), Thomas Mason of Bocking (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), Thomas Saman of the same (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), Ralph Cook of the same (acquired as is shown in the calendar) Henry Schort of Braintree (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar), Gregory Skynnere of the same, John Wynterflod of Coggeshall, tailor, Henry Webbe of Little Coggeshall (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), John Taillour of Coggeshall, tenant of William atte Hal, John Crute of the same, cobbler, Thomas Turnour, Robert Chapman of Dunmow, John Symond, butcher, and John Cartere lately servant of the rector of Stisted, on the Sunday of Pentecost in the fourth year of the reign of king Richard the Second [2nd June 1381] at Bocking treasonably arose with force and arms against the lord king with evil conventicles and congregations assembled by them, and there they swore to be of one agreement in killing and destroying divers lieges of the lord king, saying and swearing that they did not wish to have any law in England apart from certain laws they themselves put forward to be ordained. And afterwards on the Thursday following [6th June 1381] they treasonably arose simultaneously and went around to the house of the sheriff of Essex at Coggeshall and there assaulted the same sheriff and Robert de Segynton, a clerk of the exchequer of the lord king, so that their lives were despaired of. And afterwards on the Monday on the morrow of Trinity [10th June 1381] they treasonably arose with other evil conventicles and pulled down the manor of Cressing Temple and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of £ 100, and on the same day they went around to Coggeshall and feloniously pulled down the houses of the said sheriff and took and carried away his goods and chattels found there. And on the same day [10th June 1381] they feloniously killed John Ewell, escheator of the lord king. And on the Tuesday next following [11th June 1381] at Chelmsford they treasonably burnt all the king 's writs and summonses [sums/accounts?] of the green wax etc.

People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
12794	Jacob	Alcy	Male		Dedham,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12811	Anon	Anon	Male	Prior	Leez Priory,Chelmsford Hundred,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12797	John	Aspeloun	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12796	Thomas	Aspeloun	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12819	John	de Assh	Male		Bocking,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12793	John	Auncell	Male	Tailor	Braintree,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12782	Nicholas	Aunger	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12764	William	Bacoun	Male				3414	Go to participant page
12749	John	Baldeweld	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12804	John	Berewick	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12814	William	Bigge	Male	cowherd	Felsted,Essex		3420	Go to participant page
12750	Richard	Bolmar	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12747	Thomas	Bret	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12744	William	Bret	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12807	Geoffrey	Bromlie	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12776	Margaret	of Brotherton	Female	Countess of Norfolk			3417,2884	Go to participant page
12762	Robert	Cardemaker	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418,3414	Go to participant page
12833	John	Cartere	Male	Servant	Stisted,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12761	John	Caunt	Male		Great Thurlow,Suffolk		3414	Go to participant page
12831	Robert	Chapman	Male		Great Dunmow,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12785	Ralph	Clercus	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12815	Thomas	Cok	Male	Servant	Bulmer,Essex		3420	Go to participant page
12752	Gilbert	Cole	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12755	Peter	Coleman	Male	Servant			3413	Go to participant page
12748	William	Coleman	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12822	Ralph	Cook	Male		Bocking,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12781	Thomas	Crawe	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12829	John	Crute	Male	Cobbler	Coggeshall,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12766	William	Dich	Male	Chaplain	Shalford,Hinckford Hundred,Essex		3414	Go to participant page
12760	William	Disse	Male		Tilbury-juxta-Clare,Essex		3414	Go to participant page
12768	Henry	English	Male				3414	Go to participant page
12810	John	Ewell	Male	Escheator			3418,3422	Go to participant page
12816	Nicholas	Flatbury	Male	Rector	Bulmer,Essex		3420	Go to participant page
12813	William	Gerveys	Male		Pentlow,Essex		3419	Go to participant page
12834	John	Glasne	Male	Rector	Stisted,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12786	Roger	Gyle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12773	Richard	Gylot	Male		Ashen,Essex		3416	Go to participant page
12828	William	atte Hal	Male		Coggeshall,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12763	John	Hauberk	Male	Servant			3414	Go to participant page
12783	Walter	Horsted	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12792	William	Huerde	Male	bockelerpleyere	Stisted,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12787	William	Hunte	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12791	John	Huntyngdon	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12769	John	Kentissh	Male	under-bailiff	Borley,Hinckford Hundred,Essex		3419,3416	Go to participant page
12803	Robert	Kirsyngg	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12775	Robert	Knyght	Male	Chaplain	Saffron Walden,Essex		3417	Go to participant page
12759	John	Marchal	Male	Vicar	Finchingfield,Essex		3413	Go to participant page
12820	Thomas	Mason	Male		Bocking,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12754	Richard	Messyng	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12788	John	Nichol	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12802	Robert	Normandy	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12753	William	Pake	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12779	John	Palmere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12784	Roger	Prat	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12806	Jacob	Prille	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12774	William	Pyke	Male	Rector	Ashen,Essex		3416	Go to participant page
12790	John	Ripoun	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12770	Thomas	Robat	Male		Belchamp St Paul,Hinckford Hundred,Essex		3416	Go to participant page
12800	Robert	Roughphale	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12789	Robert	Rypoun	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12805	Thomas	Sadeler	Male		Braintree,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12821	Thomas	Saman	Male		Bocking,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12809	Robert	de Segynton	Male	Clerk			3418,3422	Go to participant page
12808	John	Sewale	Male	Sheriff			3418,3422	Go to participant page
12823	Henry	Short	Male		Braintree,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12824	Gregory	Skinnere	Male		Braintree,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12746	Robert	Smyth	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12817	William	Smyth	Male	Fuller	Coggeshall,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12757	Geoffrey	Spryngold	Male		Finchingfield,Essex		3413	Go to participant page
12812	John	Stace	Male		Borley,Hinckford Hundred,Essex		3419	Go to participant page
12745	Gilbert	Streyk	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12832	John	Symond	Male	Butcher			3422	Go to participant page
12801	Michael	Taillor	Male		Bocking,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12765	Edmund	Taillour	Male		Halstead,Hinckford Hundred,Essex		3414,3416	Go to participant page
12827	John	Taillour	Male	Manorial Tenant	Coggeshall,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12778	Thomas	Taillour	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12795	Simon	Thecchere	Male	Miller	Littley Park,Chelmsford Hundred,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12780	John	Thunderlee	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12751	William	Tollere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12743	John	Trumpe	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12818	John	Turnour	Male	bockelerpleyere	Stisted,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12830	Thomas	Turnour	Male				3422	Go to participant page
12771	Elias	Vynor	Male		Ashen,Essex		3416	Go to participant page
12799	Robert	Warner	Male		Gestingthorpe,Essex		3418	Go to participant page
12826	Henry	Webbe	Male		Coggeshall Hamlet,Essex		3422	Go to participant page
12758	Robert	Webbe	Male		Finchingfield,Essex		3413	Go to participant page
12777	William	West	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
12767	John	Wraw	Male	Chaplain			3414	Go to participant page
12756	Stephen	Wyndesore	Male				3413	Go to participant page
12825	John	Wynterflood	Male	Tailor	Coggeshall,Essex		3422	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3416	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen.	John Kentissh, Thomas Robat, Elias Vynor and Edmund Taillour were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas and Elias assaulted Richard Gylot in the house of the rector in Ashen until he made a fine with them of 40s and with the commons of 20s.	Trespass to person: wounding,Raising the commons: proclamations,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to person: threats,Homicide: wounding,Trespass to person: assault,Larceny: theft of money	Go to incidents page
3419	John Stace and John Kentissh stole goods and chattels from William Gerveys in Pentlow.	John Stace and John Kentissh (both of Borley) stole vessels, pots and clothes worth 20s. from William Gerveys in Pentlow.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3413	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal.	Peter Coleman led the rebels to Finchingfield were he threatened Geoffrey Spryngold in life and limb; he extorted a fine of 16s 8d from Robert Webbe and 6s 8d and 2 quarters of wheat from the vicar John Marchal.	Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of money,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine	Go to incidents page
3418	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell.	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property of the sheriff John Sewale and the exchequer clerk Robert de Segynton in Coggeshall, the destruction of Cressing Temple and the killing of John Ewell.	Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: other,Trespass to person: assault,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects	Go to incidents page
3417	Robert Knyght burnt the court rolls of Ridgewell Hall (Essex).	Robert Knyght chaplain of Saffron Walden lead the rebels to Ridgewell where he burnt the court rolls of the countess of Norfolk at Ridgewell Hall.	Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents	Go to incidents page
3420	William Bigge and Thomas Cok committed unspecified offences during the rising.	William Bigge of Felsted and Thomas Cok of Bulmer were malefactors during the rising.	Joining rebel company,Unspecified	Go to incidents page
3414	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook.	William Disse, John Caunt from Suffolk, Robert Cardemaker, John Hauberk, Edmund Taillour, William Dich and John Wraw were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; they broke into Henry English's house Birdbrook and stole money and goods.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Raising the commons: other,Raising the commons: proclamations,Larceny: theft of money	Go to incidents page
3422	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents.	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall, assaulted John Sewale and Richard de Segynton, took part in the attack on Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents, sealed with green wax, in Chelmsford. .	Trespass to person: threats,Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Larceny: theft of documents,Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to person: assault,Homicide: unspecified,Treason: words against King and his people,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
Richard Gylot ( 12773 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Victim
John Kentissh ( 12769 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Accused
William Pyke ( 12774 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Victim
Thomas Robat ( 12770 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Accused
Edmund Taillour ( 12765 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Accused
Elias Vynor ( 12771 )	John Kentissh and three others were chief instigators and leaders of the rebels; Thomas Robat and Elias Vynor extorted money from Richard Gylot in Ashen. (3416)	Accused
William Gerveys ( 12813 )	John Stace and John Kentissh stole goods and chattels from William Gerveys in Pentlow. (3419)	Victim
John Kentissh ( 12769 )	John Stace and John Kentissh stole goods and chattels from William Gerveys in Pentlow. (3419)	Accused
John Stace ( 12812 )	John Stace and John Kentissh stole goods and chattels from William Gerveys in Pentlow. (3419)	Accused
Peter Coleman ( 12755 )	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal. (3413)	Accused
John Marchal ( 12759 )	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal. (3413)	Victim
Geoffrey Spryngold ( 12757 )	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal. (3413)	Victim
Robert Webbe ( 12758 )	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal. (3413)	Victim
Stephen Wyndesore ( 12756 )	Peter Coleman came to Finchingfield and threatened Geoffrey Spryngold, Robert Webbe and the vicar John Marchal. (3413)	Mentioned	Former employer of Peter Coleman
Jacob Alcy ( 12794 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Anon Anon ( 12811 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Mentioned
John Aspeloun ( 12797 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Mentioned
Thomas Aspeloun ( 12796 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
John Auncell ( 12793 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
John Berewick ( 12804 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Geoffrey Bromlie ( 12807 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Cardemaker ( 12762 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
John Ewell ( 12810 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Victim
William Huerde ( 12792 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
John Huntyngdon ( 12791 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Kirsyngg ( 12803 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Normandy ( 12802 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Jacob Prille ( 12806 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
John Ripoun ( 12790 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Roughphale ( 12800 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Rypoun ( 12789 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Thomas Sadeler ( 12805 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert de Segynton ( 12809 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Victim
John Sewale ( 12808 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Victim
Michael Taillor ( 12801 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Simon Thecchere ( 12795 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused
Robert Warner ( 12799 )	Robert Cardemaker and 17 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do away with all lordship; they also took part in the attack on property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple and in the killing of John Ewell. (3418)	Accused	acquitted
Margaret of Brotherton ( 12776 )	Robert Knyght burnt the court rolls of Ridgewell Hall (Essex). (3417)	Victim
Robert Knyght ( 12775 )	Robert Knyght burnt the court rolls of Ridgewell Hall (Essex). (3417)	Accused
William Bigge ( 12814 )	William Bigge and Thomas Cok committed unspecified offences during the rising. (3420)	Accused
Thomas Cok ( 12815 )	William Bigge and Thomas Cok committed unspecified offences during the rising. (3420)	Accused
Nicholas Flatbury ( 12816 )	William Bigge and Thomas Cok committed unspecified offences during the rising. (3420)	Mentioned
William Bacoun ( 12764 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Mentioned	Former employer of John Hauberk
Robert Cardemaker ( 12762 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
John Caunt ( 12761 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
William Dich ( 12766 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
William Disse ( 12760 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
Henry English ( 12768 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Victim
John Hauberk ( 12763 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused	Former employee of William Bacoun
Edmund Taillour ( 12765 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
John Wraw ( 12767 )	William Disse, John Wraw and five others made proclamations and stole money and goods of Henry English in Birdbrook. (3414)	Accused
John de Assh ( 12819 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused	acquitted
John Cartere ( 12833 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
Robert Chapman ( 12831 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
Ralph Cook ( 12822 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused	acquitted
John Crute ( 12829 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
John Ewell ( 12810 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Victim
John Glasne ( 12834 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Mentioned
William atte Hal ( 12828 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Mentioned
Thomas Mason ( 12820 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused	acquitted
Thomas Saman ( 12821 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused	acquitted
Robert de Segynton ( 12809 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Victim
John Sewale ( 12808 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Victim
Henry Short ( 12823 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
Gregory Skinnere ( 12824 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
William Smyth ( 12817 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
John Symond ( 12832 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
John Taillour ( 12827 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
John Turnour ( 12818 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
Thomas Turnour ( 12830 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused
Henry Webbe ( 12826 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused	acquitted
John Wynterflood ( 12825 )	William Smyth and 15 others assembled at Bocking and took an oath to destroy certain people and do ordain their own laws; they attacked property in Coggeshall and Cressing Temple, killied John Ewell and burnt fiscal documents. (3422)	Accused