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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 4d
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Cambridgeshire
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 Language	m. 4d Adhuc ut infra. Et ipsi non venerunt. Ideo per discretionem assign' bona et catalla sua exit' terras et tenementas suorum [...] Regi sunt forisfact'. [forisfacere] Et preceptum est Esc' domini Regis quod fac' inde debitam execucionem et co. Et preceptum fuit vic' sicut prius quod capiat eos et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum apud Cantabregium die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei proximo future. Ad respondendum seperatim de premissis et co. Et quod vic' interim diligenter inquirat qualiter et quo modo dictus Esc' fecit execucionem de exitu terrarum et tenementorum bon' et cat' suorum et si non ipse Esc' et co. quod tunc ipse vic' et co. et illud plene certificet coram prefatis assignatis ad prefatim diem et co. Ad quem diem vicecom' retornavit quod predicti Galfridus Cobbe Iohannes Prat Robertus Wryghte de Baldok Thomas Godemar de Roiston Iohannes Pooude de Therfelde Iohannes Jankyn et Iohannes Peper non fuerunt invent' in balliva sua post receptionem precepti sui. Et quo ad inquirendum et seisendum terr' et ten' bona et catalla eorum ut supra precipitur retornavit quod Radulphus atte Wyk Esc' dum inde fec' plenam execucionem per superius et contrarotul' Simon de Burgh ad hoc per bre' domini Reg' assign'. Et ideo per se nichil ulterius inde actum est et propter brevitatem temporis et co. et predicti Galfridus et alii superius indictat' solempniter exact' sunt et non ven'. Ideo preceptum est vic' quod exigi fac' eos de com' in com' quousque utlagent' et co. si non comperverunt. Et si et co. tunc eos capiat et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefat' assign' apud Cantabregium die mercurii proxima post festum Epiphanie proximo future ad respond' domino Reg' de premiss'. Et vic' habeat ibi tunc brevis de exigend et co. Placita tenta apud Cantebregium die lune proxima post festum Translationis Sancti Thome' Martiris anno regni regis Ricardi secundi quinto. Cantebregia. Inquisitio capta ibidem per sacramentum Iohannis Marchal Iohannis Giboun senioris Iohannis Smyth de Bernewell Iohannis Norton Simonis Glovere Henrici atte Feld Thome Caldecote Radulfo de Watton Rogeri Barbour Bartholomei Chaundeler de Lollewurth Iohannis Hadelee Roberti Cokesford et Iohannis Berle draper qui dicunt quod Simon' Hosiere et Thomas Forbyssher fuerunt insurrectores cum Iohanne Hanchach principalis die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quarto noctanter apud Cantebregia domum Willelmi Bedel fregerunt et prostraverunt contra pacem ut perturbatores pacis domini Regis nunc et co. [Simon Hosier Thomas Forbyssher] Et etiam dicunt quod Iohannes Russell fuit ibidem communis prostrator domorum dicti Willelmi Bedel contra predictam pacem. Et etiam dicunt quod Ricardus Martyn fuit ibidem communis preceptor et notorius diversis hominibus de quorum nominibus ignotis ad malefaciendum. Et etiam dicunt quod Iohannes Fulburn' skynnere fuit ibidem communis insurrector et malefactor. Et etiam dicunt quod Iohannes Rifham die dominica predicta fuit apud domum Iohannis Blankpayn insurrector et malefactor in le Petycure de Cantebregia. Et etiam dicunt quod Henricus Riffham fuit insurrector et malefactor apud domum Iohannis Blankpayn in le Market. Et etiam quod Simon Hosier et Thomas Forbysshor predicti fuerunt ductores congregaciones ad maleficiendum in le collegie Sancti Benedicti Cantebregia'. Et quod Willelmus filius Iohannis Draper fuit ibidem communis malefactor et domos ibidem prostravit et co. [Est indict' coram regis]. Et quod Robertus Cartere simul cum aliis fregit die dominica predicte quondam cistam in ecclesia Sancte Marie et vendidit illam Iohanni Giboun seniori pro x s. Et quod dict' Robertus simul cum Thome Forbysshor predicto apud Cantabregium fregit quamdam cistam in ecclesia frat' Carmelitarum beate Marie Cantabregie contra pacem predictam eadem die dominica qua superius dict'. Et quod Hugo Candelesby fuit communis malefactor die dominica predicta apud domum Rogeri Harlaston et vendidit bras' dicti Rogeri et alia bona dicti Rogeri diversis hominibus de que' precio ignorant que vendidit diversis hominibus et idem Hugo captus est et remanavit in prisona. Et quod Robertus Stokhale fuit communis malefactor apud domum dicti Rogeri contra pacem domini Regis nunc ibidem et idem Robertus captus est et rem' in prisona. Et postea deliberatus est ut patet in rotulo sequente. Et etiam dicunt quod Iohannes Noreys wryghte Thomas Litster et Iohannes filius eius fuerunt malefactors apud Cantabregium in tenementum Rogeri Harlaston die dominica predicta. Alia inquisit' capta ibidem eodem die per sacramentum Thome Pipere Iohannis Upwer' Hugonis Whelwryghte Iohannis Wattes Iohannis Berlee cartere Iohannis Colchestr' Iohannis Taverner Iohannis Cayle Ricardi Hynton Willelmi Purser Nicholi Pottere et Nicholi Potton qui dicunt quod die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quarto circa horam decimam in nocte Ricardus Martyn Iohannes Barbour taverner Simon Hosier Iohannes Russell [Iohannes Giboun iunior quia alibi peracte] Thomas Forbysshor et Iohannes Deye de Wyvelyngham insurrexerunt cum aliis malefactoribus et domum Willelmi Bedell de Cantebregia' de bonis et catallis in eadem domo inventis dispoliaverunt et asportaverunt predicta bona. Et quod Simon Hosier et Iohannes Russell cum multis aliis malefactoribus insurrexerunt et Hospitale' Corporis Christi Cantebr' spoliaverunt et fenestras hostea et portas cum omnibus bonis et catallis in predicto Hospitale inventis asportaverunt videlicet die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quarto circa horam decimam in nocte. Et quia predicti Simon Hosiere Thomas Furbisshour Iohannes Russell Ricardus Martyn Iohannes Fulburn skynnere Iohannes Riffham Henricus Riffham Willelmus filius Iohannes Draper Robertus Cartere Iohannes Peper Thomas Litster Iohannes filius eius Iohannes Barbour taverner et Iohannes Deye de Wyvelyngham superius indictati modo non venerunt. Ideo preceptum fuit vice' quod caperet eos et co. si et co. et salvo et co. Et quod haberet corpora eorum coram prefatis assignatis apud Cantabregium die sabati proxima post festum Sancti Petri Advincula proximo sequente ad respondendum dom' Reg' seperatim de premissis et co. Ad quem diem vicecom' retornavit quod predictus Iohannes Barbour taverner fuit mercator et de villa ivit pro mercandisiis suis fac' prout arte sue indiget et ob alia causa prout ad huc sibi aliqualiter testificar' peterit et non captus fuit en causa nec retraxit se. Et retornavit quod Simon Hosier et omnes alii [...] indictati non fuerunt invent' in balliva sua et co. Sed quod fugierunt et statim retraxerunt post [...] recepcionem precepti occasionibus felon' et prodit' predict' et co. Et etiam examinacionem fact' [...] pro aliis fidedignes iurat' super premissis et ad hoc requisites quam testant' quod sic. Et [...]cione fact' ut moris est ut ipsi venerent et reddid' se paci et co. et ipsi non venerunt [...] bona et catall' sua exit' terr' et ten' suorum [...] forisfact'. Et [...] faciat inde debitam execucionem et co. Et preceptum fuit vic' sicut prius quod [...] corpora eorum apud Cantabregium' coram prefatis assignatis die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei proximo future [...] quod vic' interim inquirat que terras et tenementas' [...] seisire fac' in manu Regis et co. Et inde [...] Ad quem diem sabati vic' retornavit quod predicto Thomas [...] balliva sua post recepcionem precepti. Et quo [...] retornavit quod Radulphus atte Wyk [...] contrarotulacionem Simonis de [...].
Text (English translation)	m. 4d Continuation of the above [see m. 4, Incident 3543] And they do not appear. Therefore their goods and chattels and lands and tenements are forfeit, and it is ordered to the king's escheator to carry this out. And it is ordered to the sheriff as before to arrest them, and they should appear at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381 to respond separately to the charges. And that in the meantime the sheriff should inquire diligently into the manner in which the said escheator carries out the forfeiture of their possessions and it should be plainly certified before the justices on the aforesaid day. On which day the sheriff returns that the aforesaid Geoffrey Cobbe, John Prat, Robert Wryghte of Baldock, Thomas Godemar of Royston, John Poonde of Therfield, John Jankyn and John Peper were not found in his jurisdiction after their recovery was ordered. Therefore in the inquiry into and seizing of their lands, tenements, goods and chattels as ordered above, it is returned that Ralph atte Wyk, king's escheator carried this out under supervision of and counter-rolled by Simon de Burgh by the king's writ. And nothing further has been done on this at the time of the writ, and the aforesaid Geoffrey and others indicted above are summoned and do not appear. Thus it is ordered to the sheriff that writs of exigent and capias be issued against them from county to county and they are to be outlawed unless they can be seized. And they should appear in court before the aforesaid assigned at Cambridge on Wednesday 9th January 1382 to respond to the king separately on the charges. And the aforesaid sheriff has a writ of exigent at this time. Pleas held at Cambridge on Monday 8th July 1381. Cambridge. Inquisition taken on the oath of John Marchal, John Giboun senior, John Smyth of Barnwell, John Norton, Simon Glovere, Henry atte Feld, Thomas Caldecote, Ralph de Whatton, Roger Barbour, Bartholomew Chaundeler, Adam Lollewurth, John Hadelee, Robert Cokesford, and John Berle, draper, who say upon their oath that Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher were insurgents with John Hanchach, their leader, on the night of Sunday 16th June 1381 at Cambridge, and they broke into and tore down the house of William Bedel, against the king's peace. And they say that John Russell was also a common destroyer of the house of William Bedel against the peace. And they say that Richard Martyn was also a common and notorious leader of various men whose names are unknown in the committing of wrongdoing. And they say that John Fulburn', skinner, was a common rebel and wrongdoer. And that John Rifham on the aforesaid Sunday was a rebel and wrongdoer at the house of John Blankpayn in 'le Petycure' of Cambridge. And that Henry Riffham was a rebel and wrongdoer at John Blankpayn's house in 'le Market'. And that the aforesaid Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbysshor were the leaders of the group which did damage at the college of St. Benedict in Cambridge. And that William son of John Draper was likewise a common wrongdoer, and tore down the same houses. (He is indicted before the king). And that Robert Carter and others on the aforesaid Sunday broke into St. Mary's church, and sold a certain chest to John Giboun senior for 10 s. And that the said Robert, together with Thomas Forbyssher, broke open a certain chest in the church of the Blessed Mary of the Friars Carmelite of Cambridge, on the same Sunday, against the peace. And that Hugh Candelesby was a common wrongdoer on the aforesaid Sunday at the house of Roger Harlaston, and sold his malt and other goods, the value of which is unknown, to various men. And the same Hugh has been arrested and remains in prison. And that Robert Stokhale was a common wrongdoer at the house of the said Roger [Harlaston], against the king's peace, and that the same Robert has been arrested and remains in prison. And afterwards he was freed, as can be seen in the next roll. And they say that John Noreys, wright, Thomas Litster and John his son were wrongdoers at Cambridge at the tenement of Roger Harlaston on the aforesaid Sunday. Another inquisition taken on the same day, on the oath of Thomas Pipere, John Upwer, Hugh Whelwryghte, John Wattes, John Berlee, carter, John Colchester, John Taverner, John Cayle, Richard Hynton, William Purser, Nicholas Pottere, and Nicholas Potton, who say that on Saturday 15th June 1381 at about the tenth hour in the night, Richard Martyn, John Barbour, taverner, Simon Hosier, John Russell, [John Giboun junior, because he is dealt with elsewhere; crossed out], Thomas Forbysshor and John Deye of Willingham rose up with other wrongdoers and broke into the house of William Bedell of Cambridge, and plundered and carried off his goods and chattels. Also they say that Simon Hosier, and John Russell, with many other wrongdoers rose up and despoiled the Hospital of Corpus Christi in Cambridge, and carried away windows, doors and gates, and all other goods and chattels found in the said Hospital, namely, on Saturday 15th June 1381, at about 10 o'clock at night. And that the aforesaid Simon Hosiere, Thomas Furbisshour, John Russell, Richard Martyn, John Fulburn, skinner, John Riffham, Henry Riffham, William son of John Draper, Robert Cartere, John Peper, Thomas Letster, John his son, John Barbour, taverner and John Deye of Willingham were indicted, but did not appear. The sheriff was ordered to arrest them and that they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 3rd August 1381 to answer to the king on the charges. On which day the sheriff returns that the aforesaid John Barbour, taverner, was a merchant and had gone away from the town for merchandise as his profession required and not for any other reason, and was not arrested as he had not returned. And the sheriff returns that Simon Hosier and all the others indicted were not found in his jurisdiction, but they had fled and withdrawn themselves immediately after their recovery was ordered. And a proclamation is made that they should render themselves up to the king's peace, and they do not come. Thus it is ordered that their goods and chattels, lands and tenements should be forfeit, and the king's escheator should carry this out. And the sheriff is ordered to arrest them, and they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381, and in the meantime the sheriff is to inquire into their possessions and seize them into the hand of the king. [The remainder of the membrane is illegible].
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
16484	John	Barbour	Male	Taverner	Cambridgeshire		3557	Go to participant page
16416	Roger	Barbour	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16424	William	Bedell	Male				3545,3544,3557	Go to participant page
16421	John	Berle	Male	Draper		Juror		Go to participant page
16476	John	Berlee	Male	Carter		Juror		Go to participant page
16445	John	Blankpayn	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3548,3550,3552	Go to participant page
16414	Thomas	Caldecote	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16452	Hugh	Candelesby	Male				3554	Go to participant page
16451	Robert	Carter	Male				3553	Go to participant page
16479	John	Cayle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16417	Bartholomew	Chaundeler	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16420	Robert	Cokesford	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16477	John	Colchester	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16486	John	Deye	Male		Willingham,Cambridgeshire		3557	Go to participant page
16450	William	Draper	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3552	Go to participant page
16413	Henry	atte Feld	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16423	Thomas	Forbyssher	Male		Cambridgeshire		3557,3544,3551,3553	Go to participant page
16440	John	Fulburn	Male	Skinner			3547	Go to participant page
16409	John	Giboun	Male			Juror	3553	Go to participant page
16412	Simon	Glovere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16419	John	Hadelee	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16453	Roger	Harlaston	Male				3554,3555,3556	Go to participant page
16422	Simon	Hosiere	Male		Cambridgeshire		3551,3544,3559,3557	Go to participant page
16480	Richard	Hynton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16471	John	Litster	Male				3556	Go to participant page
16470	Thomas	Litster	Male				3556	Go to participant page
16418	Adam	Lollewurth	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16408	John	Marchal	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16439	Richard	Martyn	Male		Cambridgeshire		3546,3557	Go to participant page
16469	John	Noreys	Male	Wright			3556	Go to participant page
16411	John	Norton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16472	Thomas	Pipere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16482	Nicholas	Pottere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16483	Nicholas	Potton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16481	William	Purser	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16449	Henry	Riffham	Male				3550	Go to participant page
16444	John	Rifham	Male				3548	Go to participant page
16433	John	Russell	Male		Cambridgeshire		3559,3545,3557	Go to participant page
16410	John	Smyth	Male		Barnwell,Cambridgeshire	Juror		Go to participant page
16468	Robert	Stokhale	Male				3555	Go to participant page
16478	John	Taverner	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16473	John	Upwer	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16475	John	Wattes	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16415	Ralph	de Whatton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16474	Hugh	Whelwryghte	Male			Juror		Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3550	Henry Riffham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn	And that Henry Riffham was a rebel and wrongdoer at John Blankpayn's house in 'le Market'.		Go to incidents page
3554	Hugh Candelesby sells the goods of Roger Harlaston	And that Hugh Candelesby was a common wrongdoer on the aforesaid Sunday at the house of Roger Harlaston, and sold his malt and other goods, the value of which is unknown, to various men. And the same Hugh has been arrested and remains in prison.	Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3556	John Noreys, Thomas Litster and John his son commit wrongs at the tenement of Roger Harlaston	[The jurors] also say that John Noreys, wright, Thomas Litster and John his son were wrongdoers at Cambridge at the tenement of Roger Harlaston on the aforesaid Sunday.		Go to incidents page
3548	John Rifham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn	And that John Rifham on the aforesaid Sunday was a rebel and wrongdoer at the house of John Blankpayn in 'le Petycure' of Cambridge.		Go to incidents page
3545	John Russell attacks house of William Bedel	[The jurors] also say that John Russell was also a common destroyer of the house of William Bedel against the peace.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
3547	Rebellion of John Fulburn	[The jurors] also say that John Fulburn', skinner, was a common rebel and wrongdoer.	Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
3546	Rebellion of Richard Martyn	[The jurors] also say that Richard Martyn was also a common and notorious leader of various men whose names are unknown in the committing of wrongdoing.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3552	Rebellion of William Draper	And that William son of John Draper was likewise a common wrongdoer, and tore down the same houses. (He is indicted before the king).		Go to incidents page
3557	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell	Another inquisition taken on the same day, on the oath of Thomas Pipere, John Upwer, Hugh Whelwryghte, John Wattes, John Berlee, carter, John Colchester, John Taverner, John Cayle, Richard Hynton, William Purser, Nicholas Pottere, and Nicholas Potton, who say that on Saturday 15th June 1381 at about the tenth hour in the night, Richard Martyn, John Barber, taverner, Simon Hosier, John Russell, [John Giboun junior who is dealt with elsewhere], Thomas Forbysshr and John Deye of Willingham rose up with other wrongdoers and broke into the house of William Bedell of Cambridge, and plundered and carried off his goods and chattels.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3553	Robert Carter and Thomas Forbyssher attack the Friars Carmelite at St Mary's Church, Cambridge	And that Robert Carter and others on the aforesaid Sunday broke into St. Mary's church, and sold a certain chest to John Giboun senior for 10 s. And that the said Robert, together with Thomas Forbyssher, broke open a certain chest in the church of the Blessed Mary of the Friars Carmelite of Cambridge, on the same Sunday, against the peace.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3555	Robert Stokhale commits wrongdoing at the house of Roger Harlaston	And that Robert Stokhale was a common wrongdoer at the house of the said Roger [Harlaston], against the king's peace, and that the same Robert has been arrested and remains in prison. And afterwards he was freed, as can be seen in the next roll.		Go to incidents page
3559	Simon Hosier and John Russell plunder the Hospital of Corpus Christi in Cambridge	[The jurors] also say that Simon Hosier, and John Russell, with many other wrongdoers rose up and despoiled the Hospital of Corpus Christi in Cambridge, and carried away windows, doors and gates, and all other goods and chattels found in the said Hospital, namely, on Saturday 15th June 1381, at about 10 o'clock at night.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
3551	Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbysshor attack the college of St. Benedict, Cambridge	And that the aforesaid Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbysshor were the leaders of the group which did damage at the college of St. Benedict in Cambridge.		Go to incidents page
3544	Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher rise up with John Hanchach and break into the house of William Bedel	Cambridge. Inquisition taken on the oath of John Marchal, John Giboun senior, John Smyth of Barnwell, John Norton, Simon Glovere, Henry atte Feld, Thomas Caldecote, Ralph de Whatton, Roger Barbour, Bartholomew Chaundeler, Adam Lollewurth, John Hadelee, Robert Cokesford, and John Berle, draper, who say upon their oath that Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher were insurgents with John Hanchach, their leader, on the night of Sunday 16th June 1381 at Cambridge, and they broke into and tore down the house of William Bedel, against the king's peace.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
John Blankpayn ( 16445 )	Henry Riffham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn (3550)	Victim
Henry Riffham ( 16449 )	Henry Riffham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn (3550)	Accused
Hugh Candelesby ( 16452 )	Hugh Candelesby sells the goods of Roger Harlaston (3554)	Accused
Roger Harlaston ( 16453 )	Hugh Candelesby sells the goods of Roger Harlaston (3554)	Victim
Roger Harlaston ( 16453 )	John Noreys, Thomas Litster and John his son commit wrongs at the tenement of Roger Harlaston (3556)	Victim
John Litster ( 16471 )	John Noreys, Thomas Litster and John his son commit wrongs at the tenement of Roger Harlaston (3556)	Accused
Thomas Litster ( 16470 )	John Noreys, Thomas Litster and John his son commit wrongs at the tenement of Roger Harlaston (3556)	Accused
John Noreys ( 16469 )	John Noreys, Thomas Litster and John his son commit wrongs at the tenement of Roger Harlaston (3556)	Accused
John Blankpayn ( 16445 )	John Rifham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn (3548)	Victim
John Rifham ( 16444 )	John Rifham commits wrongdoing at the house of John Blankpayn (3548)	Accused
William Bedell ( 16424 )	John Russell attacks house of William Bedel (3545)	Victim
John Russell ( 16433 )	John Russell attacks house of William Bedel (3545)	Accused
John Fulburn ( 16440 )	Rebellion of John Fulburn (3547)	Accused
Richard Martyn ( 16439 )	Rebellion of Richard Martyn (3546)	Accused
John Blankpayn ( 16445 )	Rebellion of William Draper (3552)	Victim
William Draper ( 16450 )	Rebellion of William Draper (3552)	Accused
John Barbour ( 16484 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused	Away on business
William Bedell ( 16424 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Victim
John Deye ( 16486 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused
Thomas Forbyssher ( 16423 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused
Simon Hosiere ( 16422 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused
Richard Martyn ( 16439 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused
John Russell ( 16433 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (3557)	Accused
Robert Carter ( 16451 )	Robert Carter and Thomas Forbyssher attack the Friars Carmelite at St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3553)	Accused
Thomas Forbyssher ( 16423 )	Robert Carter and Thomas Forbyssher attack the Friars Carmelite at St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3553)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16409 )	Robert Carter and Thomas Forbyssher attack the Friars Carmelite at St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3553)	Mentioned
Roger Harlaston ( 16453 )	Robert Stokhale commits wrongdoing at the house of Roger Harlaston (3555)	Victim
Robert Stokhale ( 16468 )	Robert Stokhale commits wrongdoing at the house of Roger Harlaston (3555)	Accused
Simon Hosiere ( 16422 )	Simon Hosier and John Russell plunder the Hospital of Corpus Christi in Cambridge (3559)	Accused
John Russell ( 16433 )	Simon Hosier and John Russell plunder the Hospital of Corpus Christi in Cambridge (3559)	Accused
Thomas Forbyssher ( 16423 )	Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbysshor attack the college of St. Benedict, Cambridge (3551)	Accused
Simon Hosiere ( 16422 )	Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbysshor attack the college of St. Benedict, Cambridge (3551)	Accused
William Bedell ( 16424 )	Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher rise up with John Hanchach and break into the house of William Bedel (3544)	Victim
Thomas Forbyssher ( 16423 )	Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher rise up with John Hanchach and break into the house of William Bedel (3544)	Accused
Simon Hosiere ( 16422 )	Simon Hosiere and Thomas Forbyssher rise up with John Hanchach and break into the house of William Bedel (3544)	Accused