The People of 1381
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| Type | Indictment by jury |
| Unique Identifying Text | TNA KB 145/3/6/1 mm. 4-5d |
| Archive name | The National Archives (London) |
| County | Essex |
| Text (English translation) | Dengie [hundred] - At a session held at Maldon with the same justices on Wednesday after St Thomas the Martyr [recte: Wednesday after the translation of St Thomas] in the fifth year of king Richard the Second [10th July 1381] etc. Inquisition of the hundred of Dengie held on the aforesaid day and year [10th July 1381] by the oath of Edmund de Doune, John Staunford, John Salprest, Richard Bussh, John Salman, Walter Kyng, William West, John Midlyng, Henry de Maldon, John Cok of Purleigh, Roger Bode, and John Camside who say on their oaths that John Cobbe junior of Danbury, tailor, on Friday after Ascension [recte: Friday after Corpus Christi?] in the fourth year [14th June 1381] as one of the principal leaders of the evil society went from Danbury to Mile End against the law and crown of the king of England, and the said John afterwards said to John Fillow of Hatfield that he wished to kill William Dannebury, and he is a common thief. They also present that John Odyn of Althorne on Tuesday before Ascension [recte: Tuesday before Corpus Christi?] in the fourth year [11th June 1381] feloniously took a cow worth 10s. from John Bampton in the marsh of 'Bermerssh' [Burnham marsh], and he is a common malefactor. They also present that John Hardyng on Monday after Ascension [recte: Monday after Corpus Christi?] in the fourth year [17th June 1381] as a principal leader entered into possession of a certain tenement with appurtenances in the village of Norton Mandeville at the expense of Thomas Skelmersthorpe of London against the law of England etc. They also present that John Rinsell of Southminster on Sunday after Ascension [recte: Sunday after Corpus Christi?; 16th June 1381] with divers evil societies took, broke into pieces and despoiled the rolls of the bishop of London's manor of Southminster as a principal leader of those societies etc. They also present that Robert Chapman of Dunmow on Monday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [10th June 1381] went from this village to Cressing Temple and broke into the houses there and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of 100 s., and on the same day went to Coggeshall, and there he broke into the houses of John Sewale of the same and took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of £ 10, and John Sewale was nearly killed and other enormities inflicted on him etc. They also present that Peter Reyner on Monday before Ascension [recte: Monday before Corpus Christi] in the fourth year [10th June 1381] as principal leader with his evil society went to Cressing Temple and broke into the houses there and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of 100 s. and thus he went on the same day to Coggeshall, and there he broke into the houses of John Sewale there and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels of the said John found there to the value of £ 10 etc, and there he wanted to kill John Cok of Purleigh etc. Turn over for more [presentments] in this roll. Still the presentment as overleaf of the hundred of Dengie. Also, the same jurors written overleaf present that John Sparman junior of Purleigh on Sunday [recte: Monday] after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [10th June 1381] came to Cressing Temple and there broke into the houses and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and thus came to Coggeshall and feloniously broke into the houses of John Sewale there on the same day feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there of the said John to the value of 100s., and thus he went to South Fambridge Hall on the morrow after [11th June 1381] there feloniously took and drove away 6 sheep worth 9s. and he feloniously took and drove away a horse of William Danbury worth 20s. etc. Also, the same jurors present that Thomas Sawyer of Latchingdon as one of the principals of the evil society came on Monday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [10th June 1381] to Cressing Temple and there broke into the houses and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and thus on the same day he came to Coggeshall and broke into the houses of John Sewale there and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there of the said John to the value of 100s. And on the same day he went to the marsh of John Bampton called 'Bermerssh' on Tuesday before Ascension [recte; Corpus Christi?] in the fourth year of the present king [11th June 1381], he feloniously took and drove away 20 sheep found there worth 24s. etc. They also present that Richard Coventre, labourer, dwelling in the town of Maldon, rose up with the company of enemies of the king on his own free will without coercion from anyone and went with them to the houses of John Gildesborough [Gildesburgh] and John Sewale of Coggeshall at Coggeshall, and on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [10th June 1381] he pulled them down and feloniously took and carried away gold and silver and goods and chattels found there to the value of 100s., and that the same Richard incited a certain Segoos Webbe of East Mersea to behead the Fleming John Preme of Maldon, weaver, at Maldon etc. They also present that the said Segoos Webbe beheaded the said John Preme at the same time and place on his own free will, and that he was a common thief and he rose up with the aforesaid company of enemies and went to divers places pulling down houses and he feloniously took and carried away divers goods and chattels, and he also broke into the houses of the said John Gildesburgh and John Sewale and feloniously took and carried away their goods and chattels to the value of 100s. They also present that Richard Proudfot of Bradwell on Sea, tailor in the hundred of Dengie (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar), threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon that he would kill him and pull down his houses if he would not agree to do the aforesaid wicked deeds with him, and that the same Richard pulled down the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale on his own free will and feloniously took and carried away their goods and chattels to the value of 40s. etc. They also present that Ralph atte Wode of Bradwell on Sea (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) was a leader of the same conventicles wickedly going to the houses of the said John Gildesburgh and John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare and pulled them down with the aforesaid conventicles and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels of the aforesaid John, John and Edmund to the value of 40s., and that the same Ralph and the above-said Segoos Webbe together with their evil conventicles burned the muniments of the lord Walter Fitzwalter at Maldon and John Bourchier, knight, at Baynards [in Mayland] etc. Inquisition of the aforesaid hundred [Dengie] held in the same place [Maldon] on the aforesaid day and year [10th July 1381] by the oath of Edmund de la Mare, Robert Gilbert, John Skynnere, Adam Dyere, William Brynklee, Hugo Broun, John Diere, John Pere, Laurence Newelyn, Walter Tannere and Richard Bocher who say upon their oath that Roger But of Maldon on Wednesday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [12th June 1381] as a leader of the evil society imposed a fine of 9 s. on John Snape of Maldon with [the help of] the aforesaid society, and he also said that he would despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes of Maldon with his evil society, and he was also a common disturber of the peace of the lord king etc. They also present that John Bek of Maldon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) and Clement Ode of the same on Monday on the morrow of the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year of the present king [10th June 1381] were with force and arms at Cressing Temple and broke into the houses there, and they were common leaders of the evil society, and the said Clement feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there to the value of 10s., and that the said Clement on Friday after Ascension [recte: Corpus Christi?] in the aforesaid year [14th June 1381] feloniously killed Nicholas Davenant at Brentwood etc. They also present that John Warner senior, son of William Warner of Maldon on the same day and year [10th June 1381] went to Cressing Temple with his evil society and there broke into the houses, and thus he went to Coggeshall on the same day and broke into the houses of John Sewale there and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels found there of the said John to the value of 20s., and that the said John Warner feloniously killed there John Ewell, escheator of the lord king in Essex, on the same day etc. They also present that John Page of Maldon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on the same day and year [10th June 1381] as principal leader of the evil society with force and arms went to Cressing Temple and broke into the houses there, and on the following Tuesday [11th June 1381] he broke into the house of John Gildesburgh at High Easter and said he would break into the houses of William Danbury if he would not receive £10 etc. They also present that Adam Webbe, servant of John Chalunner of Maldon, on the above- said day and year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day broke into the houses of John Sewale of Coggeshall at Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and also he feloniously broke into the houses of William Danbury. They also present that John Smyth, servant of John Elmestede junior, on the same day and year [10th June 1381] with his evil society broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, and on the same day he broke into the houses of John Sewale of Coggeshall at Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 20s., and from the houses of John Ewell he feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s. etc. They also present that William Skulle of Goldhanger and Richard Hedich senior on Tuesday after Ascension [recte: Trinity?] in the above-said year [11th June 1381] feloniously took and carried away 11 cows of John de Gildesburgh, worth £4, and a horse worth 10s. They also present that John Marchal of Rochford on Monday after Ascension [recte: Trinity] in the above-said year [10th June 1381] with his evil society broke into the house at Cressing Temple and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 40 s., and that he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of £20 etc. They also present that John Maldon, herd and farmer of Woodham Ferrers (drawn and hanged as is shown in the calendar), feloniously killed John Bernard of Danbury, potter, on Sunday after Ascension [recte: Trinity?] in the above-said year [26th May 1381 or 16th June 1381?] and that he wanted to kill William Danbury, and he is a common thief etc. They also present that Peter Brid of Tillingham on Monday after Ascension [recte: Trinity] in the above-said year [10th June 1381] with his evil society broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and there on the same day he feloniously struck John Ewell, escheator of the lord king, first, and he feloniously destroyed the rolls of the manor of Tillingham etc. They also present that Richard Proudfot of Bradwell on Sea, tailor (drawn and hanged as appears in the calendar), on Monday after Ascension [recte: Trinity] in the above-said year [10th June 1381] was a chief leader of the evil company, and broke into the houses at Cressing Temple with his aforesaid society, and on the same day he broke into the houses of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and he removed the lord king's books (libri domini regis) he found in the house of Richard Stacy, and also he disseized with his abovesaid society Florence Kelyng of Dengie, and he imposed a ransom of 40d. on a certain man called Geoffrey Homp of Asheldham etc. They also present that Ralph atte Wode of Bradwell on Sea (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Monday after Ascension [recte: Trinity] in the above-said year [10th June 1381] as chief leader of the evil company broke into the houses at Cressing Temple with his aforesaid society, and that, on the same day, he broke into the house of John Sewale at Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and on the following Wednesday [12th June 1381] he broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels to the value of 100 s., and he carried the lord king's books on a pitchfork from the house of the said Edmund up to Mile End before the lord king etc. They also present that William Borfare of Bradwell on Sea (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Wednesday after Ascension [recte Trinity] in the above-said year [12th June 1381] together with other malefactors broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare at Peldon, and he was at the house of Richard Stacy and there he removed the books of the lord king. They also present that John Colchestre junior of Maldon, weaver, on Monday before Ascension [recte: Corpus Christi] in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and took and carried away gods and chattels to the value of 100s., and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale at Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away gods and chattels to the value of 100s., and that he is a common thief etc. They also present that Peter Tressher of Southminster, John Rolf of the same, smith (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), Thomas Somery of the same (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), John Cloddere of the same, tailor, John Bungelere of the same, weaver, John But of the same, wright (acquitted as is shown in the calendar), Richard Bocher (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) and Robert Mundekyn on Wednesday before the feast of St Peter Advincula [recte: St Peter?] in the above-said [26th June 1381] wanted to kill John Salprest, chief constable of the hundred of Dengie, and John Mundekyn, constable of Southminster, and the feloniously rose up against the lord king on Friday before the said feast of St Peter [28th June 1381] etc. They also present that John Lokyer of Heybridge on Tuesday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [11th June 1381] broke into the house of John Gildesburgh at High Easter and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and he said that he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon, and that he was a chief leader of the bad company etc. They also present that William Sadeler of Heybridge on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 20s., and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s. etc, and he feloniously broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 40s. They also present that John Shakelok of Salcott on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and he broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 20s. They also present that John Pecche of Tillingham (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] with his evil society broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale at Coggeshall and took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and he feloniously despoiled the rolls pertaining to the manor of Tillingham Hall etc. They also present that John Dunnyng senior of Bradwell on Sea [Bradewell Bardolf] (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Wednesday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [12th June 1381] together with other malefactors broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare at Peldon and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 10s., and committed other enormities. They also present that John Pollard of Goldhanger on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and on the following Wednesday [12th June 1381] he broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s. They also present that John Vanne of Totham on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100 s., and on the following Wednesday [12th June 1381] he broke into the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s. They also present that William Goselyng and John le Eyre of Ramsey Island (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and they tore up and despoiled the rolls of the prior of Stanesgate . They also present that John Smyth of Latchingdon (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Tuesday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the fourth year [11th June 1381] received three stolen cows, and that he tore up and despoiled all rolls of the manor of Lawling [in Latchingdon] with his evil society. They also present that Robert, servant of John Smyth of Latchingdon and John atte Stane, son of Katrine atte Stane of Latchingdon on Tuesday after the feast of the Holy Trinity in the above-said year [11th June 1381] took in the marsh called Bermerssh in the hundred of Rochford three cows worth 24s. of John Bampton and feloniously drove them off, and they feloniously tore up all rolls of the manor of Lawling. They also present that John Veldman of Bradwell on Sea (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [10th June 1381] broke into the house at Cressing Temple and on the same day he broke into the house of John Sewale of Coggeshall and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 100s., and that the same John Veldman disseized Florence Kelyng of Dengie of one messuage and 7 acres of land held by villein tenure [terre native] on Tuesday after Ascension [recte: Trinity? 11th June 1381] etc. They also present that John Michel on the Hel in Steeple (acquitted as is shown in the calendar) on Wednesday after the feast of Holy Trinity in the above-said year [12th June 1381] entered the house of William Hened at Tillingham and imposed a fine of 20s. on him and if he did not want to pay the fine the same John would despoil the house of William, and [he was] a chief leader of the evil society etc. |
People
| ID | First name | Last name | Gender | Occupation | Domicile | Role in source | Incidents | Go to participant page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12867 | John | Bampton | Male | 3463,3433,3427 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12902 | John | Bek | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3440 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12917 | John | Bernard | Male | Potter | Danbury,Essex | 3447 | Go to participant page | |
| 12898 | Richard | Bocher | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12931 | Richard | Bocher | Male | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12861 | Roger | Bode | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12923 | William | Borfare | Male | Bradwell on Sea,Essex | 3451 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12888 | John | Bourchier | Male | Mayland,Essex | 3438 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12918 | Peter | Brid | Male | Tillingham,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3448 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12893 | Hugo | Broun | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12892 | William | Brynklee | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12929 | John | Bungelere | Male | Weaver | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12854 | Richard | Bussh | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12930 | John | But | Male | Wright | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12899 | Roger | But | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3439 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12862 | John | Camside | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12910 | John | Chalunner | Male | Maldon,Essex | Mentioned | 3443 | Go to participant page | |
| 12872 | Robert | Chapman | Male | Great Dunmow,Essex | 3430 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12928 | John | Cloddere | Male | Tailor | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12863 | John | Cobbe | Male | Tailor | Danbury,Essex | 3426 | Go to participant page | |
| 12860 | John | Cok | Male | Purleigh,Essex | Juror | 3431 | Go to participant page | |
| 12901 | Cecilia | Cokes | Female | Maldon,Essex | 3439 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12924 | John | Colchestre | Male | Weaver | Maldon,Essex | 3452 | Go to participant page | |
| 12871 | William | Courtenay | Male | Bishop of London | 3803,3429,3804,4062,3817,3816,4577 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12878 | Richard | Coventre | Male | Labourer | Maldon,Essex | 3435 | Go to participant page | |
| 12876 | William | Danbury | Male | 3442,3432,3447,3443 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12865 | William | Dannebury | Male | 3426 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12904 | Nicholas | Davenant | Male | 3440 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12894 | John | Diere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12851 | Edmund | de Doune | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12941 | John | Dunnyng | Male | Bradwell on Sea,Essex | 3458 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12891 | Adam | Dyere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12912 | John | Elmestede | Male | Mentioned | 3444 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12907 | John | Ewell | Male | Escheator | 3441,3444,3448 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12945 | John | le Eyre | Male | Ramsey Island,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3461 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12864 | John | Fillow | Male | Hatfield Peverel,Essex | 3426 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12887 | Walter | Fitzwalter | Male | 3438 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12883 | John | Gerveyn | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3437 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12889 | Robert | Gilbert | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12879 | John | Gildesburgh | Male | 3435,3436,3454,3442,3437,3438,3445 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12944 | William | Goselyng | Male | 3461 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12868 | John | Hardyng | Male | 3428 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12914 | Richard | Hedich | Male | 3445 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12952 | William | Hened | Male | Tillingham,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3470 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12921 | Geoffrey | Homp | Male | Asheldham,Essex | 3449 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12922 | Florence | Kelyng | Female | Dengie,Essex | 3449,3469 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12856 | Walter | Kyng | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12935 | John | Lokyer | Male | Heybridge,Essex | 3454 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12859 | Henry | de Maldon | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12916 | John | Maldon | Male | Herd,Farmer | Woodham Ferrers,Essex | 3447 | Go to participant page | |
| 12915 | John | Marchal | Male | Rochford,Essex | 3446 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12886 | Edmund | de la Mare | Male | Peldon,Essex | Juror | 3458,3438,3450,3451,3455,3456,3459,3460 | Go to participant page | |
| 12951 | John | Michel | Male | Steeple,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3470 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12858 | Thomas | Midlyng | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12934 | John | Mundekyn | Male | Constable | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12932 | Robert | Mundekyn | Male | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12896 | Laurence | Newelyn | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12903 | Clement | Ode | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3440 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12866 | John | Odyn | Male | Althorne,Essex | 3427 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12908 | John | Page | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3442 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12940 | John | Pecche | Male | Tillingham,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3457 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12895 | John | Pere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12942 | John | Pollard | Male | Goldhanger,Essex | 3459 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12881 | John | Preme | Male | Weaver | Maldon,Essex | 3436,3435 | Go to participant page | |
| 12882 | Richard | Proudfot | Male | Tailor | Bradwell on Sea,Essex | 3449,3437 | Go to participant page | |
| 12874 | Peter | Reyner | Male | 3431 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12936 | Robert | Rikdon | Male | 3454 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12870 | John | Rinsell | Male | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3429 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12926 | John | Rolf | Male | Smith | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12938 | William | Sadeler | Male | Heybridge,Essex | 3455 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12855 | John | Salman | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12853 | John | Salprest | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12933 | John | Salprest | Male | Chief Constable | Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | |
| 12877 | Thomas | Sawyer | Male | Latchingdon,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3433 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12873 | John | Sewale | Male | Sheriff | Coggeshall,Essex | 3443,3469,3461,3460,3459,3457,3456,3455,3450,3449,3446,3444,3441,3438,3437,3436,3433,3432,3431,3430 | Go to participant page | |
| 12939 | John | Shakelok | Male | Salcott-cum-Virley,Essex | 3456 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12869 | Thomas | Skelmersthorpe | Male | London | 3428 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12913 | William | Skulle | Male | Goldhanger,Essex | 3445 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12890 | John | Skynnere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12911 | John | Smyth | Male | 3444 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12946 | John | Smyth | Male | Latchingdon,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3462 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12900 | John | Snape | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3439 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12927 | Thomas | Somery | Male | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12875 | John | Sparham | Male | Purleigh,Essex | 3432 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12920 | Richard | Stacy | Male | 3451,3449 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12948 | John | atte Stane | Male | Latchingdon,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3463 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12949 | Katrine | atte Stane | Female | 3463 | Go to participant page | |||
| 12852 | John | Staunford | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12897 | Walter | Tannere | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12925 | Peter | Tressher | Male | Southminster,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3453 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12943 | John | Vanne | Male | Little Totham,Essex | 3460 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12950 | John | Veldman | Male | Bradwell on Sea,Essex | 3469 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12905 | John | Warner | Male | Maldon,Essex | 3441 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12906 | William | Warner | Male | Maldon,Essex | Mentioned | Go to participant page | ||
| 12909 | Adam | Webbe | Male | Servant | Maldon,Essex | 3443 | Go to participant page | |
| 12880 | Segoos | Webbe | Male | East Mersea,Essex | 3438,3436,3435 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12857 | William | West | Male | Juror | Go to participant page | |||
| 12885 | Ralph | atte Wode | Male | Bradwell on Sea,Essex | 3450,3438 | Go to participant page | ||
| 12947 | Robert | Male | Latchingdon,Dengie Hundred,Essex | 3463 | Go to participant page |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Type | Go to incidents page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3443 | Adam Webbe took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale and William Danbury. | Adam Webbe, servant of John Chalunner of Maldon, took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale, where he stole goods worth 100s., and of William Danbury. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3440 | John Bek and Clement Ode took part in the attack on Cressing Temple; Clement killed Nicholas Davenant in Brentwood. | John Bek and Clement Ode (both of Maldon) took part in the attack on Cressing Templeand; Clement stole goods there worth 10s.; he also killed Nicholas Davenant in Brentwood. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Homicide: other,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3426 | John Cobbe was a leader of the rebels and went from Danbury to Mile End. | John Cobbe, tailor, of Danbury was a leader of the rebels went from Danbury to Mile End; he later threatened to kill William Dannebury. | Treason: plotting against the King and his subjects,Raising the commons: other,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3452 | John Colchestre junior took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and on the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall. | John Colchestre junior of Maldon, weaver, took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and on the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; in both places he stole goods 100s. each. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3458 | John Dunnyng senior stole goods worth 10s. from the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | John Dunnyng senior of Bradwell on Sea came with others to the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon and stole goods worth 10s. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Joining rebel company,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3428 | John Hardyng disseised Thomas Skelmersthorpe of a tenement in Norton Mandeville. | John Hardyng disseised Thomas Skelmersthorpe of London of a tenement with appurtenances in Norton Mandeville. | Trespass to land: forcible ejection of landholder | Go to incidents page |
| 3454 | John Lokyer stole goods worth 100s. from John Gildesburgh, and he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon. | John Lokyer of Heybridge stole goods worth 100s. from John Gildesburgh at High Easter, and he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon; he was a leader of the rebeld. | Joining rebel company,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to person: threats,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3447 | John Maldon killed John Bernard of Danbury and wanted to kill William Danbury. | John Maldon of Woodham Ferrers killed John Bernard of Danbury and wanted to kill William Danbury; he was also a common thief. | Larceny: unspecified,Trespass to person: threats,Homicide: other | Go to incidents page |
| 3446 | John Marchal stole goods at Cressing Temple and at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall. | John Marchal of Rochford stole goods worth 40s. at Cressing Temple and broke into the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he carried away goods worth £20. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3470 | John Michel entered the house of William Hened, imposed a fine on him and threatened destroy his house if he did not pay. | John Michel 'on the hill' in Steeple entered the house of William Hened at Tillingham, imposed a fine of 20s. on him and threatened destroy his house if he did not pay; Michel was a leader of the rebels. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Joining rebel company,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine ,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3427 | John Odyn stole a cow belonging to John Bampton from Burnham marsh. | John Odyn of Althorne stole a cow worth 10s. belonging to John Bampton from Burnham marsh. | Larceny: theft of livestock | Go to incidents page |
| 3442 | John Page took part in the attack on Cressing Temple, broke into the house of John Gildesburgh and tried to extort £10 from William Danbury. | John Page of Maldon took part in the attack on Cressing Temple; a day later he broke into the house of John Gildesburgh at High Easter and said he would break into the houses of William Danbury if he didn't give him £10. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine ,Trespass to person: extortion | Go to incidents page |
| 3457 | John Pecche broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he took away the court rolls of the manor of Tillingham. | John Pecche of Tillingham broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he stole goods worth 100s.; he took away the court rolls of the manor of Tillingham. | Joining rebel company,Larceny: theft of documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3459 | John Pollard broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | John Pollard of Goldhanger broke into the houses at Cressing Temple; at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall he stole goods worth 100s., and he stole goods worth 100s. at the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3429 | John Rinsell and others destroyed the court rolls of the bishop of London's manor at Southminster (Essex) | John Rinsell of Southminster and others took and destroyed the court rolls of the bishop of London's manor at Southminster (Essex). | Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Arson: burning of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3456 | John Shakelok broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | John Shakelok of Salcott broke into the houses at Cressing Temple; at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall he stole goods worth 100s. and at the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon he stole goods worth 20s.. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3444 | John Smyth broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall. | John Smyth, servant of John Elmestede junior, broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall; from Sewale's house he took goods worth 20s. and from Ewell's house goods worth 100s. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3462 | John Smyth of Latchingdon received 3 stolen cows and tore up and took away court rolls. | John Smyth of Latchingdon received 3 stolen cows and tore up and took away the court rolls of the manor of Lawling in Latchingdon. | Larceny: receiving stolen livestock,Joining rebel company,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3432 | John Sparham took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; at South Fambridge Hall he stole sheep and a horse of William Danbury. | John Sparham junior of Purleigh took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall where he stole goods worth 200s; at South Fambridge Hall he stole 6 sheep and a horse worth 29s of William Danbury. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of livestock,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3460 | John Vanne broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | John Vanne of [Little] Totham broke into the houses at Cressing Temple; at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall he stole goods worth 100s., and he stole goods worth 100s. at the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3469 | John Veldman broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he disseized Florence Kelyng of a messuage and 7 acres of land. | John Veldman of Bradwell on Sea broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he took goods worth 100s.; he disseized Florence Kelyng of Dengie of a messuage and 7 acres of land. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to land: forcible ejection of landholder | Go to incidents page |
| 3441 | John Warner senior took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he also killed John Ewell. | John Warner senior of Maldon took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; from the latter he stole goods worth 20s. On the same day he killed the escheator John Ewell. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Homicide: other | Go to incidents page |
| 3448 | Peter Brid took part in the attack on Cressing Temple (Essex); he burnt the court rolls of Tillingham (Essex). | Peter Brid of Tillingham took part in the attack on Cressing Temple (Essex); he was the first to strike a blow against the escheator John Ewell, and he destroyed the court rolls of Tillingham. | Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Homicide: beating | Go to incidents page |
| 3431 | Peter Reyner took a leading role in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall; he wanted to kill John Cok. | Peter Reyner took a leading role in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on the house of the sheriff John Sewale in Coggeshall; he wanted to kill John Cok of Purleigh. | Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3453 | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. | Peter Tressher and seven others, all from Southminster, wanted to kill John Salprest, chief constable of Dengie hundred, and John Mundekyn, constable of Southminster; they rose up in rebellion against the king. | Joining rebel company,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3438 | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. | Ralph atte Wode of Bradwell on Sea was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also, together with Segoos Webbe burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter at Maldon and Sir John Bourchier at Baynards in Mayland. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3450 | Ralph atte Wood broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; in Peldon he seized the king's books and carried them to Mile End. | Ralph atte Wood of Bradewell on Sea was a leader of the rebels; he broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he stole goods worth 100s.; in Peldon he stole goods from the house of the Admiral Edmund de la Mare, worth 100s., and he seized the king's books and carried them to Mile End. | Treason: words against King and his people,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Larceny: theft of documents,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3435 | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. | Richard Coventre, labourer, of Maldon, plundered and pulled down the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall and stole gold and silver and other goods worth 100s.; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill the Flemish weaver John Preme at Maldon. | Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Homicide: beheading,Larceny: theft of money,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3449 | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng of Dengie and imposed a ransom on Geoffrey Homp of Asheldham. | Trespass to land: forcible ejection of landholder,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine ,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3437 | Richard Proudfot threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death; he pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. | Richard Proudfot of Bradwell on Sea threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death and destruction of his houses if he would not join the risimg; Richard pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall stealing goods worth 40s. | Trespass to person: threats,Larceny: theft of goods,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3430 | Robert Chapman took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall. | Robert Chapman of Great Dunmow took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on the house of the sheriff John Sewale in Coggeshall; Sewale was nearly killed. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of money,Homicide: wounding,Trespass to person: assault,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3463 | Robert, servant of John Smyth, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows at Burnham marsh, and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor. | Robert, servant of John Smyth of Latchingdon, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows of John Bampton at Burnham marsh worth 24s., and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor in Latchingdon. | Larceny: theft of livestock,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Larceny: theft of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 3439 | Roger But extorted 9s. from John Snape and wanted to despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes. | Roger But of Maldon extorted 9s. from John Snape of Maldon and wanted to despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes at Maldon. | Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine ,Larceny: theft of money,Trespass to person: threats | Go to incidents page |
| 3436 | Segoos Webbe beheaded John Preme in Maldon, pulled down houses and stole goods from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. | Segoos Webbe of East Mersea beheaded the Fleming John Preme in Maldon; he pulled down houses and stole goods and chattels worth 100s. from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale in Coggeshall. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Larceny: theft of goods,Homicide: beheading,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 3433 | Thomas Sawyer took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; from Burnham marsh he stole sheep belonging to John Bampton. | Thomas Sawyer of Latchingdon took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall, at the latter place he stole goods worth 100s.; from Burnham marsh he stole 20 sheep worth 24s. belonging to John Bampton. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of livestock | Go to incidents page |
| 3451 | William Borfare took part in the attach on the houses of Edmund de la Mare and Richard Stacy. | William Borfare of Bradwell on Sea took part in the attach on the houses of Edmund de la Mare and Richard Stacy in Peldon; he removed the 'king's books'. | Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3461 | William Goselyng and John le Eyre broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; they tore up the court rolls of Stansgate Priory. | William Goselyng and John le Eyre of Ramsey Island broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he stole goods worth 100s.; they tore up and took away the court rolls of the manor of Stansgate Priory in Steeple (Essex). | Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documents,Larceny: theft of documents,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3455 | William Sadeler broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. | William Sadeler of Heybridge broke into the houses at Cressing Temple where he took away goods worth 20s. At the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall he stole goods worth 100s. and at the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon he stole goods worth 40s. | Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 3445 | William Skulle and Richard Hedich stole 11 cows and 1 horse from John de Gildesburgh. | William Skulle Goldhanger and Richard Hedich senior stole 11 cows, worth £4, and 1 horse, worth 10s., from John de Gildesburgh. | Larceny: theft of livestock,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
Incidents and People
| Person | Incident | Role | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Chalunner ( 12910 ) | Adam Webbe took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale and William Danbury. (3443) | Mentioned | |
| William Danbury ( 12876 ) | Adam Webbe took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale and William Danbury. (3443) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Adam Webbe took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale and William Danbury. (3443) | Victim | |
| Adam Webbe ( 12909 ) | Adam Webbe took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale and William Danbury. (3443) | Accused | |
| John Bek ( 12902 ) | John Bek and Clement Ode took part in the attack on Cressing Temple; Clement killed Nicholas Davenant in Brentwood. (3440) | Accused | acquitted |
| Nicholas Davenant ( 12904 ) | John Bek and Clement Ode took part in the attack on Cressing Temple; Clement killed Nicholas Davenant in Brentwood. (3440) | Victim | Davenant was killed by Ode. |
| Clement Ode ( 12903 ) | John Bek and Clement Ode took part in the attack on Cressing Temple; Clement killed Nicholas Davenant in Brentwood. (3440) | Accused | |
| John Cobbe ( 12863 ) | John Cobbe was a leader of the rebels and went from Danbury to Mile End. (3426) | Accused | |
| William Dannebury ( 12865 ) | John Cobbe was a leader of the rebels and went from Danbury to Mile End. (3426) | Victim | |
| John Fillow ( 12864 ) | John Cobbe was a leader of the rebels and went from Danbury to Mile End. (3426) | Mentioned | |
| John Colchestre ( 12924 ) | John Colchestre junior took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and on the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall. (3452) | Accused | |
| John Dunnyng ( 12941 ) | John Dunnyng senior stole goods worth 10s. from the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3458) | Accused | acquitted |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | John Dunnyng senior stole goods worth 10s. from the house of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3458) | Victim | |
| John Hardyng ( 12868 ) | John Hardyng disseised Thomas Skelmersthorpe of a tenement in Norton Mandeville. (3428) | Accused | |
| Thomas Skelmersthorpe ( 12869 ) | John Hardyng disseised Thomas Skelmersthorpe of a tenement in Norton Mandeville. (3428) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | John Lokyer stole goods worth 100s. from John Gildesburgh, and he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon. (3454) | Victim | |
| John Lokyer ( 12935 ) | John Lokyer stole goods worth 100s. from John Gildesburgh, and he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon. (3454) | Accused | |
| Robert Rikdon ( 12936 ) | John Lokyer stole goods worth 100s. from John Gildesburgh, and he wanted to kill Robert Rikdon. (3454) | Victim | |
| John Bernard ( 12917 ) | John Maldon killed John Bernard of Danbury and wanted to kill William Danbury. (3447) | Victim | |
| William Danbury ( 12876 ) | John Maldon killed John Bernard of Danbury and wanted to kill William Danbury. (3447) | Victim | |
| John Maldon ( 12916 ) | John Maldon killed John Bernard of Danbury and wanted to kill William Danbury. (3447) | Accused | |
| John Marchal ( 12915 ) | John Marchal stole goods at Cressing Temple and at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall. (3446) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Marchal stole goods at Cressing Temple and at the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall. (3446) | Victim | |
| William Hened ( 12952 ) | John Michel entered the house of William Hened, imposed a fine on him and threatened destroy his house if he did not pay. (3470) | Victim | |
| John Michel ( 12951 ) | John Michel entered the house of William Hened, imposed a fine on him and threatened destroy his house if he did not pay. (3470) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Bampton ( 12867 ) | John Odyn stole a cow belonging to John Bampton from Burnham marsh. (3427) | Victim | |
| John Odyn ( 12866 ) | John Odyn stole a cow belonging to John Bampton from Burnham marsh. (3427) | Accused | |
| William Danbury ( 12876 ) | John Page took part in the attack on Cressing Temple, broke into the house of John Gildesburgh and tried to extort £10 from William Danbury. (3442) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | John Page took part in the attack on Cressing Temple, broke into the house of John Gildesburgh and tried to extort £10 from William Danbury. (3442) | Victim | |
| John Page ( 12908 ) | John Page took part in the attack on Cressing Temple, broke into the house of John Gildesburgh and tried to extort £10 from William Danbury. (3442) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Pecche ( 12940 ) | John Pecche broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he took away the court rolls of the manor of Tillingham. (3457) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Pecche broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he took away the court rolls of the manor of Tillingham. (3457) | Victim | |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | John Pollard broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3459) | Victim | |
| John Pollard ( 12942 ) | John Pollard broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3459) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Pollard broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3459) | Victim | |
| William Courtenay ( 12871 ) | John Rinsell and others destroyed the court rolls of the bishop of London's manor at Southminster (Essex) (3429) | Victim | |
| John Rinsell ( 12870 ) | John Rinsell and others destroyed the court rolls of the bishop of London's manor at Southminster (Essex) (3429) | Accused | |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | John Shakelok broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3456) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Shakelok broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3456) | Victim | |
| John Shakelok ( 12939 ) | John Shakelok broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3456) | Accused | |
| John Elmestede ( 12912 ) | John Smyth broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall. (3444) | Mentioned | |
| John Ewell ( 12907 ) | John Smyth broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall. (3444) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Smyth broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall. (3444) | Victim | |
| John Smyth ( 12911 ) | John Smyth broke into the houses at Cressing Temple, into the houses of John Sewale and John Ewell in Coggeshall. (3444) | Accused | |
| John Smyth ( 12946 ) | John Smyth of Latchingdon received 3 stolen cows and tore up and took away court rolls. (3462) | Accused | acquitted |
| William Danbury ( 12876 ) | John Sparham took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; at South Fambridge Hall he stole sheep and a horse of William Danbury. (3432) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Sparham took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; at South Fambridge Hall he stole sheep and a horse of William Danbury. (3432) | Victim | |
| John Sparham ( 12875 ) | John Sparham took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; at South Fambridge Hall he stole sheep and a horse of William Danbury. (3432) | Accused | |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | John Vanne broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3460) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Vanne broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3460) | Victim | |
| John Vanne ( 12943 ) | John Vanne broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3460) | Accused | |
| Florence Kelyng ( 12922 ) | John Veldman broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he disseized Florence Kelyng of a messuage and 7 acres of land. (3469) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Veldman broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he disseized Florence Kelyng of a messuage and 7 acres of land. (3469) | Victim | |
| John Veldman ( 12950 ) | John Veldman broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he disseized Florence Kelyng of a messuage and 7 acres of land. (3469) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Ewell ( 12907 ) | John Warner senior took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he also killed John Ewell. (3441) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | John Warner senior took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he also killed John Ewell. (3441) | Victim | |
| John Warner ( 12905 ) | John Warner senior took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he also killed John Ewell. (3441) | Accused | |
| Peter Brid ( 12918 ) | Peter Brid took part in the attack on Cressing Temple (Essex); he burnt the court rolls of Tillingham (Essex). (3448) | Accused | |
| John Ewell ( 12907 ) | Peter Brid took part in the attack on Cressing Temple (Essex); he burnt the court rolls of Tillingham (Essex). (3448) | Victim | |
| John Cok ( 12860 ) | Peter Reyner took a leading role in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall; he wanted to kill John Cok. (3431) | Victim | |
| Peter Reyner ( 12874 ) | Peter Reyner took a leading role in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall; he wanted to kill John Cok. (3431) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Peter Reyner took a leading role in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall; he wanted to kill John Cok. (3431) | Victim | |
| Richard Bocher ( 12931 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Bungelere ( 12929 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | |
| John But ( 12930 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Cloddere ( 12928 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | |
| John Mundekyn ( 12934 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Victim | |
| Robert Mundekyn ( 12932 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | |
| John Rolf ( 12926 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | acquitted |
| John Salprest ( 12933 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Victim | |
| Thomas Somery ( 12927 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | acquitted |
| Peter Tressher ( 12925 ) | Peter Tressher and seven others wanted to kill John Salprest and John Mundekyn; they rose up in rebellion against the king. (3453) | Accused | |
| John Bourchier ( 12888 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Victim | |
| Walter Fitzwalter ( 12887 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Victim | |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Victim | |
| Segoos Webbe ( 12880 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Accused | |
| Ralph atte Wode ( 12885 ) | Ralph atte Wode was a leader in the attacks on houses of John Gildesburgh, John Sewale and Edmund de la Mare; he also burned the documents of Walter Fitzwalter and Sir John Bourchier. (3438) | Accused | acquitted |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | Ralph atte Wood broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; in Peldon he seized the king's books and carried them to Mile End. (3450) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Ralph atte Wood broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; in Peldon he seized the king's books and carried them to Mile End. (3450) | Victim | |
| Ralph atte Wode ( 12885 ) | Ralph atte Wood broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; in Peldon he seized the king's books and carried them to Mile End. (3450) | Accused | acquitted |
| Richard Coventre ( 12878 ) | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. (3435) | Accused | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. (3435) | Victim | |
| John Preme ( 12881 ) | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. (3435) | Victim | Preme, a Fleming, was beheaded by Segoos Webbe on the instigation of Richard Coventre. |
| John Sewale ( 12849 ) | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. (3435) | Victim | |
| Segoos Webbe ( 12880 ) | Richard Coventre plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale at Coggeshall; he incited Segoos Webbe to kill John Preme at Maldon. (3435) | Accused | |
| Geoffrey Homp ( 12921 ) | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. (3449) | Victim | |
| Florence Kelyng ( 12922 ) | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. (3449) | Victim | |
| Richard Proudfot ( 12882 ) | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. (3449) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. (3449) | Victim | |
| Richard Stacy ( 12920 ) | Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp. (3449) | Victim | |
| John Gerveyn ( 12883 ) | Richard Proudfot threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death; he pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3437) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | Richard Proudfot threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death; he pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3437) | Victim | |
| Richard Proudfot ( 12882 ) | Richard Proudfot threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death; he pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3437) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Richard Proudfot threatened John Gerveyn of Maldon with death; he pulled down and plundered the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3437) | Victim | |
| Robert Chapman ( 12872 ) | Robert Chapman took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall. (3430) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Robert Chapman took part in the attacks on Cressing Temple and on Coggeshall. (3430) | Victim | |
| John Bampton ( 12867 ) | Robert, servant of John Smyth, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows at Burnham marsh, and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor. (3463) | Victim | |
| John atte Stane ( 12948 ) | Robert, servant of John Smyth, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows at Burnham marsh, and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor. (3463) | Accused | |
| Katrine atte Stane ( 12949 ) | Robert, servant of John Smyth, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows at Burnham marsh, and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor. (3463) | Mentioned | |
| Robert ( 12947 ) | Robert, servant of John Smyth, and John atte Stone stole 3 cows at Burnham marsh, and they destroyed the court rolls of Lawling manor. (3463) | Accused | |
| Roger But ( 12899 ) | Roger But extorted 9s. from John Snape and wanted to despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes. (3439) | Accused | |
| Cecilia Cokes ( 12901 ) | Roger But extorted 9s. from John Snape and wanted to despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes. (3439) | Victim | |
| John Snape ( 12900 ) | Roger But extorted 9s. from John Snape and wanted to despoil the houses of Cecilia Cokes. (3439) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | Segoos Webbe beheaded John Preme in Maldon, pulled down houses and stole goods from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3436) | Victim | |
| John Preme ( 12881 ) | Segoos Webbe beheaded John Preme in Maldon, pulled down houses and stole goods from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3436) | Victim | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Segoos Webbe beheaded John Preme in Maldon, pulled down houses and stole goods from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3436) | Victim | |
| Segoos Webbe ( 12880 ) | Segoos Webbe beheaded John Preme in Maldon, pulled down houses and stole goods from the houses of John Gildesburgh and John Sewale. (3436) | Accused | |
| John Bampton ( 12867 ) | Thomas Sawyer took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; from Burnham marsh he stole sheep belonging to John Bampton. (3433) | Victim | |
| Thomas Sawyer ( 12877 ) | Thomas Sawyer took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; from Burnham marsh he stole sheep belonging to John Bampton. (3433) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | Thomas Sawyer took part in the attack on Cressing Temple and the sheriff's house in Coggeshall; from Burnham marsh he stole sheep belonging to John Bampton. (3433) | Victim | |
| William Borfare ( 12923 ) | William Borfare took part in the attach on the houses of Edmund de la Mare and Richard Stacy. (3451) | Accused | acquitted; cf. also TNA Just 3/164 m. 49 |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | William Borfare took part in the attach on the houses of Edmund de la Mare and Richard Stacy. (3451) | Victim | |
| Richard Stacy ( 12920 ) | William Borfare took part in the attach on the houses of Edmund de la Mare and Richard Stacy. (3451) | Victim | |
| John le Eyre ( 12945 ) | William Goselyng and John le Eyre broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; they tore up the court rolls of Stansgate Priory. (3461) | Accused | acquitted |
| William Goselyng ( 12944 ) | William Goselyng and John le Eyre broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; they tore up the court rolls of Stansgate Priory. (3461) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | William Goselyng and John le Eyre broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and of John Sewale in Coggeshall; they tore up the court rolls of Stansgate Priory. (3461) | Victim | |
| Edmund de la Mare ( 12886 ) | William Sadeler broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3455) | Victim | |
| William Sadeler ( 12938 ) | William Sadeler broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3455) | Accused | |
| John Sewale ( 12873 ) | William Sadeler broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the houses of John Sewale in Coggeshall and of Edmund de la Mare in Peldon. (3455) | Victim | |
| John Gildesburgh ( 12879 ) | William Skulle and Richard Hedich stole 11 cows and 1 horse from John de Gildesburgh. (3445) | Victim | |
| Richard Hedich ( 12914 ) | William Skulle and Richard Hedich stole 11 cows and 1 horse from John de Gildesburgh. (3445) | Accused | |
| William Skulle ( 12913 ) | William Skulle and Richard Hedich stole 11 cows and 1 horse from John de Gildesburgh. (3445) | Accused |
