The People of 1381
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TypeIndictment by jury
Unique Identifying TextTNA JUST 1/103 m. 4
Archive nameThe National Archives (London)
CountyCambridgeshire
Published source (may be more than one)Extracts printed in W. Palmer, 'Records of the Villein Insurrection in Cambridgeshire', East Anglian, n.s., vi (1896). Discussed in Powell, Rising in East Anglia, pp. 41-56.
Text in Original Languagem. 4 Placita tenta apud Royston die sabati in vigilia Translationis Sancti Thome Martiris anno regni regis Ricardi quinto coram prefatis assignatis. [Hundredo de Arnyngford et Stowe]. Item xii iurati ibidem dicunt quod Willelmus Vicory de Lynton et Iohannes Webbe de Pampeswurth ffelones associati cum Iohanne Hanchach capitalis ductore et Iohanne Peper. Et quod ipsi die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto fuerunt preceptores ad prosternendum domos Thome Haseldon et venditores bonorum et catallorum dicti Thome ibidem. Et publice proclamat' fecerunt oppressionum arsuras et proditiones scilicet septies in die vel plures in preiudicium domini Regis. Et sciendum est quod predictus Willelmus Vicory alias se reddidit prisone occasione felon' super eum existenc'. Et remanit sub custodia vic '. Et quod dictus Iohannes Webbe die et anno predictis apud manerium Thome Haselden in Stepelmordon simul cum aliis feloniis ibidem minatus fuit diversos fideles homines de vita et membris pro eo quod noluerunt auxiliare ad prosternendum domos et edificial dicti Thome et ad alias felonias faciend' ibidem et hoc ex mera voluntate sua. Et quod idem Iohannes Webbe ibidem vendidit unam tass' pis' predicti Thome pro lx s. undecepit in parte solucionis xii d. de Thome North in presencia Iohannes Martyn de Litlyngton Thome Birton et aliorum fidedignorum qui venerunt coram prefatis assignatis et iurati sunt et diligenter examinati super premissis qui ea sic esse plene testant'. Et predictis Iohannes Webbe alias captus per Iohannem Dengayn militem et Willelmum de Notton pro suspectione mala ut testant'. Et super hoc predictus Iohannes venit et de premissis allocutus est. Qui ea non dedicit. Ideo per discretionem dictorum assignat' decollatus est. Et preceptum est Esc' quod diligenter inquirat de terries et tenementis bonis et catallis predicti Iohannis et ea in manu Regis seisire faciat et domino Rege inde respond' distincte et aperte et co. [decollates est, forisfactur'] [Arnyngford] Iurati dicunt quod Willelmus atte Ree de Stepelmordon et Willelmus Shepherde serviens Galfridi Cobbe simul cum aliis ignotis et cum Iohanne Cook de Berton duce felon' et Iohanne Prat servient' Galfridi Cobbe die lune proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto vi et armis clausum Iohannis Walter apud Craudon felonice fregerunt et bona et catalla sua ibidem inventa ad valenciam xl s. felonice ceperunt et asportaverunt. Et quod idem Iohannes Prat fecit insultum uxori predicti Iohannis Walter et arripuit claves camera predicti Iohannis et quod ipsi est communis malefactor et cameram predictam intravit. Et quod dictus Willelmus atte Ree procuravit predictos malefactors et alios ad comburendum domos dicti Iohannis Walter set non fuer' combussi. Et super hoc predicti Willelmus atte Ree et Willelmus Shephirde capti sunt. Et predictus Willelmus atte Ree committitur prison' domini Regis sub custodiam vice' usque adventum assignatus ibidem certis de causis et co. Et predictus Willelmus Shephirde allocutus est de feloniis predictis qualiter inde se velit acquietare. Qui dicit quod non est culpabile et de hoc ponit se super patriam et co. Et statim facta est inde iurata per domino Reg' de visum predicta per vic' arraiata. Qui ad hoc electi triati et iurati dicunt super sacramentum suum quod predictus Willelmus de nullo est culpabile de premissis sibi impositis. [quietus W Shepherd] Ideo per discrecionem assignatus eat inde quietus. Et testatum est quod predictus Willelmus est bone fame et condicionis et non se retraxit et co. Et invenit pl' de se bene gerendo' Robertum Tuyllyet Willelmum Ffychion Willelmum Hovesdon Willelmum Margrete et co. Et ipse Willelmus iuratus est paci prout et co. Et quia Iohannes Prat supradictus non dum captus est nec venit. [Iohannes Prat] Ideo preceptum fuit vic' quod caperet eum si et co. Et quod haberet corpus eius coram prefatis assignatis apud Cantabregium die lune in festo Sancte Marie Magdalene proximo sequente. Ad quem diem vic' retornavit quod non fuit inventus in balliva sua et co. Ideo sic' prius capiat'. Et quod habeat corpus eius apud Cantabregium die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei apostoli proximo future ad respondum de premissis et co. Et postea scilicet predicto die lune apud Cantabregium coram prefatis assignatis venit predictus Willelmus atte Ree per vicecom' ductus. Et similiter xii iurat' de visu' de Crauden per vicecom arraita [...] iurati dicunt super sacramentum suum quod predict' Willemus atte Ree in nullo est culpabile de [...]. Et ideo eat quietus. Et invenit securitate de se bene gerendo erga Reg' et pop' [Willelmum] Fychyon Thomam North Iohannem Eldefeld et Walterum Rous et co. Et iuratus est paci et co. Item predicti iurati dicunt quod Robertus Wrythte de Baldok felonice fuit prosternator domi Thome Haselden apud Geldenemordon et alibi et bona et catalla sua ibidem cepit et vendidit ad valenciam c s. et co. scilicet die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi quarto et co. [Arnyngford et Stowe R Wryght] Item dicunt quod Galfridus Cobbe cum aliis subditis suis ignotis felonice et tanquam proditores intraverunt maneria Thome Haselden apud Geldenmordon et Stepelmordon scilicet die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto et ibidem proclamaverunt publice fingentes se habere commissionem domini Regis ad plura malefacta faciend' ubi nullum habuerunt. Et vendiderunt ibidem clv quart' bras' vi quart' vii buz' pis' v quart' ii buz' drag' predicti Thome pretii et co. Et preceptum fuit vicecom' quod capet eos si et co. Ita quod haberet corpora eorum coram prefatis assignatis die sabati proxima post festum Advincula Sancti Petri' tunc proximo sequente ad respond' domino Rege de felonis predictis. Ad quem diem vicecom' retornav' quod predicti Robertus et Galfridus non sunt inventi in balliva sua. Ideo percept' est vic' quod sic prius capiant' et co. [capiantur] Item predicti iurati dicunt quod Thomas Godemar de Roiston Iohannes Poonde de Therfeld die lune proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto venerunt apud Roiston' et felonice clausum domini Rogeri capellani fregerunt et bona et catalla ipsius ibidem inventa ad valenciam c s. felonice ceperunt et asportaverunt. Et quod idem Thomas' et Iohannes' eodem [die] et loco felonice ceperunt bona et catalla Waryn Martyn de Roiston ibidem inventa ad valenciam xl s. [...] Et eciam fregerunt molendinum ipsius Waryn felonice ibidem. Et quod dicti Thomas et [Iohannes] maligni societate voluntar' et sine coercion alicuius et eciam ita fecerunt post [...] et palam eis notificat'. Et dicit quod Iohannes Jankyn de Foulmere die dominica proxima post [...] fuit Nicholum Roberd de Whaddon de incendia domo sua [...] contra per minas suas factas de pluribus fidel' dom' Reg' [...]. Et dicunt quod Willelmus Vicory de Lynton et Iohannes Peper de eadem fuerunt [...] Iohannes fuit dux felon' domini Regis et cum eodem Iohanni voluntarie manerium Thome de Haselden Thome Bradefeld Willelmi Bateman et Priore Sancti Iohannes de Ierusalem apud Shengeye die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno supradicto predictos Thomas Thomas Willelmus Prioris et Edmundus de Walsingham felonice per loca depredaverunt et domos eorum felonice fregerunt destruxerunt et combusserunt. Et quod dicti Willelmus Vicory et Iohannes Pepir continuaverunt roberias suas per duos dies tunc proxima sequente. Et sciendum est quod idem Willelmus Vicory reman' in prisona occasione felon' ut superius patet. Et quia predicti Galfridus Cobb Iohannes Prat serviens ipsius Galfridi Robertus Wryght de Baldok Thomas Gademar de Roiston Iohannes Pound de Thirfeld Iohannes Jankyn de Foulmere et Iohannes Peper de Lynton superius indictati modi non venerunt. Ideo preceptum fuit vic' quod caperet eos et co. salvo et co. Et quod haberet corpora eorum coram prefatis assignatis apud Cantabregium die sabbati proxima post festum Sancti Petri Advincula [...] Ad quem diem quod non fuit invent' [...]. Set quod fugier' et statim se retrax' [...] occasionibus feloniarum et proditionum predictorum et co. [...].
Text (English translation)m. 4 Pleas held at Royston on Saturday 6th July 1381 before the aforesaid assigned justices. Hundreds of Armingford and Stow Longa Twelve jurors say that William Vicory of Linton and John Webbe of Papworth were felons associated with John Hanchach the chief leader, and John Peper. And that on Saturday 15th June 1381 they were ringleaders in the overthrowing of the buildings of Thomas Haselden, and the selling of his goods and chattels. And they made a public proclamation fomenting oppression and treason, namely on seven occasions or more, in prejudice of the king. And be it known that the said William Vicory gave himself up to prison for these felonies, and remains in the custody of the Sheriff. And that the said John Webb with other felons on the same day, at the manor of Thomas Haselden in Steeple Morden, threatened various faithful men of life and limb, because they would not aid in the pulling down of the houses and buildings of the said Thomas, and in committing other felonies there, and this of his own free will. And that the same John Webb sold there a bushel of peas belonging to Haselden, for 60 s., and for which he took 12 d. in part payment from Thomas North in the presence of John Martyn of Litlington, and Thomas Birton, and other trustworthy men, who come before the justices, and being sworn and diligently examined upon the charges, witness openly that these things are so. And the said John Webb had been arrested by John Dengayn, soldier, and William de Notton as a suspect. And on this matter the aforesaid John appears and is questioned on the charges, which he denies. Thus by the judgement of the aforesaid justices he is beheaded. And the escheator is ordered to inquire into the lands, tenements, goods and chattels of the aforesaid John and seize them into the hand of the king, and return this clearly and openly. (Beheaded, forfeit). Armingford. The jury say that William atte Ree of Steeple Morden and William Shepherde servant of Geoffrey Cobbe, together with others unknown, and with John Cook of Barton, leader of felons, and John Prat servant of Geoffery Cobbe, on Monday 17th June 1381, with force and arms feloniously broke into the close of John Walter at Croydon, and seized and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of 40 s. And that the same John Prat assaulted the wife of the said John Walter, and seized the keys of his chamber, and entered it; and that he is a common malefactor. And that the said William atte Ree organised the aforesaid wrongdoers and others to burn the buildings of the said John Walter, but they were not burnt. And on this matter the aforesaid William atte Ree and William Shepherde were arrested, and William atte Ree is committed to the king's prison under custody of the sheriff until the arrival of the justices, concerning certain causes. And the aforesaid William Shephirde is questioned as to how he wishes to acquit himself of the aforesaid felonies, and he says that he is not guilty, and places himself upon his country. And immediately a jury is formed and assembled by the sheriff who, elected tried and sworn, say upon their oath that the aforesaid William is not guilty of the charges of which he is accused. Thus by the judgement of the justices he is acquitted. And it is testified that the aforesaid William is of good reputation and character and he does not withdraw himself. And pledges come for his future good behaviour: Robert Tuyllyet, William Fychion, William Hovesdon, and William Margrete. And William himself is sworn to the peace. And the aforesaid John Prat has not been arrested and does not appear. Therefore it was ordered to the sheriff to arrest him, and that he should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Monday 22nd July 1381. On which day the sheriff returns that he was not found in his jurisdiction. Thus as before he should arrest him and he is to appear at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381 to respond to the charges. And after, namely on the aforesaid Monday at Cambridge the aforesaid William atte Ree appeared before the justices, led by the sheriff. And similarly twelve jurors of the view [of frankpledge] of Croydon assembled by the sheriff, [elected, tried] and sworn say upon their oath that the aforesaid William atte Ree is not guilty, and he is acquitted. And pledges come for his good conduct: William Fychyon, Thomas North, John Eldefeld and Walter Rous. And he is sworn to the peace. The aforesaid jury say that Robert Wrythte of Baldock feloniously overthrew the houses of Thomas Haselden at Guilden Morden and elsewhere, and seized and sold his goods and chattels to the value of 100 s., namely on Saturday 15th June 1381. Also they say that Geoffrey Cobbe with other unknown persons subject to him, feloniously and like traitors entered the manor of Thomas Haselden at Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden, namely on Saturday 15th June 1381, and proclaimed publicly, pretending that they had a commission from the king for doing many evil deeds, when they had no such thing. And they sold there 155 quarters of grain, 6 quarters 7 bushels of peas and 5 quarters 2 bushels of barley and oats belonging to the said Thomas. And the sheriff was ordered to arrest them, and they should appear before the justices on Saturday 3rd August 1381 to answer to the king on the aforesaid felonies. On which day the sheriff returns that the aforesaid Robert and Geoffrey were not to be found in his jurisdiction. Therefore it was ordered to the sheriff as before that they should be arrested. The jury also say that Thomas Godemar of Royston, and John Poonde of Therfield [Herts], on Monday 17th June 1381 came to Royston and feloniously broke into the close of Sir Roger, chaplain, and seized and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of 100 s. And that they also feloniously seized goods and chattels belonging to Warin Martyn of Royston worth 40 s., and broke the mill of the same Waryn. And that the said Thomas and John joined the evil society of their own volition and without coercion [the remainder of the membrane is damaged]. They also say that John Jankyn of Fowlmere, on Sunday after [date missing] threatened Nicholas Roberd of Whaddon with the burning of his house unless he joined the insurgents. And they say that William Vicory of Linton and John Peper of the same were with [John Hanchach] of their own free will during the time that he was leader of the felons who attacked the manors of Thomas de Haselden, Thomas Bradefeld, William Bateman and the Prior of St. John of Jerusalem at Shingay, on Saturday 15th June 1381, and feloniously plundered them and broke into, destroyed, and burnt their houses. And that the said William Vicory and John Peper continued such robberies during the two following days. And it is known that the same William Vicory is already in prison for the above felonies, but the aforesaid Geoffrey Cobb, John Prat his servant, Robert Wryghte of Baldok, Thomas Gademar of Royston, John Pound of Therfield, John Jankyn of Fowlmere and John Peper of Linton indicted above in the same way do not appear. Thus it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest them, and they are to appear before the justices on Saturday 3rd August 1381. [On which day they do not appear, having fled after the felonies were committed].
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People

IDFirst nameLast nameGenderOccupationDomicileRole in sourceIncidentsGo to participant page
16407WilliamBatemanMale3543Go to participant page
16382ThomasBirtonMale3537Go to participant page
16406ThomasBradefeldMale3543Go to participant page
16387GeoffreyCobbeMale3538,3540Go to participant page
16388JohnCookMaleBarton,Wetherley Hundred,Cambridgeshire3538Go to participant page
16383JohnDengaynMaleSoldier3537Go to participant page
16397JohnEldefeldMale3538Go to participant page
16393WilliamFychionMale3538Go to participant page
16400ThomasGodemarMaleRoyston,Cambridgeshire3541Go to participant page
16377JohnHanchachMale3543,3536Go to participant page
16379ThomasHaseldenMale3536,3539,3543,3537Go to participant page
16394WilliamHovesdonMale3538Go to participant page
16404JohnJankynMaleFowlmere,Cambridgeshire3542Go to participant page
16395WilliamMargreteMale3538Go to participant page
16381JohnMartynMaleLitlington,Cambridgeshire3537Go to participant page
16403WarinMartynMaleRoyston,Cambridgeshire3541Go to participant page
16380ThomasNorthMale3538,3537Go to participant page
16384Williamde NottonMale3537Go to participant page
16378JohnPeperMale3543,3536Go to participant page
16401JohnPoondeMaleTherfield,Hertfordshire3541Go to participant page
16389JohnPratMaleServant3538Go to participant page
16385Williamatte ReeMaleSteeple Morden,Cambridgeshire3538Go to participant page
16405NicholasRoberdMaleWhaddon,Armingford Hundred,Cambridgeshire3542Go to participant page
16398WalterRousMale3538Go to participant page
16386WilliamShepherdeMaleServant3538Go to participant page
16402Rogerthe chaplainMaleChaplainRoyston,Cambridgeshire3541Go to participant page
16392RobertTuyllyetMale3538Go to participant page
16375WilliamVicoryMaleLinton,Chilford Hundred,Cambridgeshire3536,3543Go to participant page
16391???WalterFemale3538Go to participant page
16390JohnWalterMale3538Go to participant page
16376JohnWebbeMalePapworth St Agnes,Cambridgeshire3537,3536Go to participant page
16399RobertWrythteMaleBaldock,Hertfordshire3539Go to participant page

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionTypeGo to incidents page
3540Geoffrey Cobbe sells goods belonging to Thomas HaseldenAlso the jurors at Armingford say that Geoffrey Cobbe with other unknown persons subject to him, feloniously and like traitors entered the manor of Thomas Haselden at Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden, namely on Saturday 15th June 1381, and proclaimed publicly, pretending that they had a commission from the king for doing many evil deeds, when they had no such thing. And they sold there 155 quarters of grain, 6 quarters 7 bushels of peas and 5 quarters 2 bushels of barley and oats belonging to the said Thomas. Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goodsGo to incidents page
3542John Jankyn forces Nicholas Roberd to join rebelsThey also say that John Jankyn of Fowlmere, on Sunday after [date missing] threatened Nicholas Roberd of Whaddon with the burning of his house unless he joined the insurgents. Trespass to person: threats,Raising the commons: forcing others to join companyGo to incidents page
3537John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goodsAnd that the said John Webb with other felons on the same day, at the manor of Thomas Haselden in Steeple Morden, threatened various faithful men of life and limb, because they would not aid in the pulling down of the houses and buildings of the said Thomas, and in committing other felonies there, and this of his own free will. And that the same John Webb sold there a bushel of peas belonging to Haselden, for 60 s., and for which he took 12 d. in part payment from Thomas North in the presence of John Martyn of Litlington, and Thomas Birton, and other trustworthy men, who come before the justices, and being sworn and diligently examined upon the charges, witness openly that these things are so. And the said John Webb had been arrested by John Dengayn, soldier, and William de Notton as a suspect. And on this matter the aforesaid John appears and is questioned on the charges, which he denies. Thus by the judgement of the aforesaid justices he is beheaded. And the escheator is ordered to inquire into the lands, tenements, goods and chattels of the aforesaid John and seize them into the hand of the king, and return this clearly and openly. (Beheaded, forfeit). Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Trespass to person: threatsGo to incidents page
3539Robert Wrythte plunders Thomas HaseldenThe aforesaid jurors at Armingford say that Robert Wrythte of Baldock feloniously overthrew the houses of Thomas Haselden at Guilden Morden and elsewhere, and seized and sold his goods and chattels to the value of 100 s., namely on Saturday 15th June 1381. Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of houseGo to incidents page
3541Thomas Godemar and John Poonde plunder Roger the chaplain and Warin MartynThe jury also say that Thomas Godemar of Royston, and John Poonde of Therfield [Herts], on Monday 17th June 1381 came to Royston and feloniously broke into the close of Sir Roger, chaplain, and seized and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of 100 s. And that they also feloniously seized goods and chattels belonging to Warin Martyn of Royston worth 40 s., and broke the mill of the same Waryn. And that the said Thomas and John joined the evil society of their own volition and without coercion [the remainder of the membrane is damaged].Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Joining rebel company,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goodsGo to incidents page
3538William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John WalterArmingford. The jurors say that William atte Ree of Steeple Morden and William Shepherde servant of Geoffery Cobbe, together with others unknown, and with John Cook of Barton, leader of felons, and John Prat servant of Geoffery Cobbe, on Monday 17th June 1381, with force and arms feloniously broke into the close of John Walter at Croydon, and seized and carried away his goods and chattels to the value of 40 s. And that the same John Prat assaulted the wife of the said John Walter, and seized the keys of his chamber, and entered it; and that he is a common malefactor. And that the said William atte Ree organised the aforesaid wrongdoers and others to burn the buildings of the said John Walter, but they were not burnt. Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to person: assault,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and housesGo to incidents page
3543William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes[The jurors] also say that William Vicory of Linton and John Peper of the same were with [John Hanchach] of their own free will during the time that he was leader of the felons who attacked the manors of Thomas de Haselden, Thomas Bradefeld, William Bateman and the Prior of St. John of Jerusalem at Shingay, on Saturday 15th June 1381, and feloniously plundered them and broke into, destroyed, and burnt their houses. And that the said William Vicory and John Peper continued such robberies during the two following days. Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Joining rebel company,Arson: burning of housesGo to incidents page
3536William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas HaseldenTwelve jurors say that William Vicory of Linton and John Webbe of Papworth were felons associated with John Hanchach the chief leader, and John Peper. And that on Saturday 15th June 1381 they were ringleaders in the overthrowing of the buildings of Thomas Haselden, and the selling of his goods and chattels. And they made a public proclamation fomenting oppression and treason, namely on seven occasions or more, in prejudice of the king. And be it known that the said William Vicory gave himself up to prison for these felonies, and remains in the custody of the Sheriff. Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Joining rebel companyGo to incidents page

Incidents and People

PersonIncidentRoleComments
Geoffrey Cobbe ( 16387 )Geoffrey Cobbe sells goods belonging to Thomas Haselden (3540)Accused
John Jankyn ( 16404 )John Jankyn forces Nicholas Roberd to join rebels (3542)Accused
Nicholas Roberd ( 16405 )John Jankyn forces Nicholas Roberd to join rebels (3542)Victim
Thomas Birton ( 16382 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Witness
John Dengayn ( 16383 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Mentioned
Thomas Haselden ( 16379 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Victim
John Martyn ( 16381 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Witness
Thomas North ( 16380 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Witness
William de Notton ( 16384 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Mentioned
John Webbe ( 16376 )John Webbe coerces men into attacking Thomas Haselden and steals his goods (3537)Accused
Thomas Haselden ( 16379 )Robert Wrythte plunders Thomas Haselden (3539)Victim
Robert Wrythte ( 16399 )Robert Wrythte plunders Thomas Haselden (3539)Accused
Thomas Godemar ( 16400 )Thomas Godemar and John Poonde plunder Roger the chaplain and Warin Martyn (3541)Accused
Warin Martyn ( 16403 )Thomas Godemar and John Poonde plunder Roger the chaplain and Warin Martyn (3541)Victim
John Poonde ( 16401 )Thomas Godemar and John Poonde plunder Roger the chaplain and Warin Martyn (3541)Accused
Roger the chaplain ( 16402 )Thomas Godemar and John Poonde plunder Roger the chaplain and Warin Martyn (3541)Victim
Geoffrey Cobbe ( 16387 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mentioned
John Cook ( 16388 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Accused
John Eldefeld ( 16397 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
William Fychion ( 16393 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
William Hovesdon ( 16394 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
William Margrete ( 16395 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
Thomas North ( 16380 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
John Prat ( 16389 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Accused
William atte Ree ( 16385 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Accused
Walter Rous ( 16398 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
William Shepherde ( 16386 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Accused
Robert Tuyllyet ( 16392 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Mainpernor
??? Walter ( 16391 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Victim
John Walter ( 16390 )William atte Ree, William Shepherde, John Cook and John Prat break the close of John Walter (3538)Victim
Thomas Arundel ( 9537 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Victim
William Bateman ( 16407 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Victim
Thomas Bradefeld ( 16406 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Victim
Robert Hales ( 6778 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Victim
John Hanchach ( 16377 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Mentioned
Thomas Haselden ( 16379 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Victim
John Peper ( 16378 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Accused
William Vicory ( 16375 )William Vicory and John Peper aid John Hanchach in various crimes (3543)Accused
John Hanchach ( 16377 )William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas Haselden (3536)Mentioned
Thomas Haselden ( 16379 )William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas Haselden (3536)Victim
John Peper ( 16378 )William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas Haselden (3536)Mentioned
William Vicory ( 16375 )William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas Haselden (3536)Accused
John Webbe ( 16376 )William Vicory and John Webbe lead an attack on the property of Thomas Haselden (3536)Accused

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