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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 6
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. 6 Cantebrigia'. Placita tenta ibidem die lune in festo Sancte Marie Magdalene anno regni Regis Ricardi secundi quinto coram Hugone la Zouch et sociis suis assign' dom' Reg' ad insurrections et perturbatores pacis puniend' et castigand' in com' Cant'. Cantabrigia. Iohannes Giboun de Cantebrigia iunior alias captus pro suspectione notorii insurrectoris et malefactoris tam in villa' Cantabrigia' quam in comitatu per loca tempore perturbacionis et rumoris. Et postea per diversas inquisiciones modo legitimo captas compertum est quod idem Iohannes simul cum aliis malefactoribus secum congregat' die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi' anno dom' Reg' nunc quarto tempore misse paroch' eccles' Sancte Marie Cantabrigie intravit et felonice fregit unam cistam de iocalibus et utensilis plenam et ibidem cepit de Iohanne Giboun senior x s. pro eadem cista dimittend' in preiudicium Regis et perturbacionem presbyteri celebrant' missam et parochianorum ibidem existenc'. Et quod idem Iohannes die et anno predictis simul cum aliis ut supra' felonice intravit clausum fratris Carmelitarum Cantabrigie et ibidem fregit unam cistam cum iocalibus et libris in eadem exist' et illa bona cepit et asportavit sed de cuius pretio igno' set per estimacionem ad valenciam xx li. in preiudicium sancte ecclesie. Et quod idem Iohannes simul cum aliis fuit insurgens cum communibus contra maiorem ville Cantabrigie scilicet Edmundus Litster et communis malefactor in villa et patria in preiudicium domini Regis tempore predicto et precipue versus Priorem de Bernewell. Et quod idem die sabbati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto apud Stepelmorden ad manerium Thome Haselden equitavit cum clx hominibus equitant' de maligna societate congregat' ad edificial maneri predicti prosternend' et ad depredaciones et alia malefacta perpetranda et quod ibidem existabat fovend' malefactors in maleficiis ibidem facta scilicet ad depredaciones bonorum et catallorum ibidem inventorum et prosternaciones domorum ad dampnum mille li. in preiudicium domini Rege et perturbacionem populi manifestam. Et quod idem Iohannes fuit communis manutentor diversorum malefactorum tempore predicto in preiudicium Regis congregat' per diversa loco in comitatu predicto. Et predictus Iohannes ad hunc diem veneris per vicecom' ductus coram prefat' assign' et articulatim allocutus et diligenter examinatus est de omnibus premissis supr' ipsum coopertis. Et inter cetera cognovit se esse in campis de Mordon predicta cum numero hominibus superius nominatorum die predicta malefacta et depredaciones fuerunt perpetrand' ut predict' est. Et quo ad fracionem cistarum predictarum dicit quod non est culpabile nec de insurrecione contra maiorem ville Cantabrigie prout superius compertum est et hoc petit quod inquiratur. Et super hoc quesitum est a prefato Iohanni si presens fuerat tempore fraction' cistaram predictarum necne quam nichil ad ea respondit. Et quia videtur prefatis assignatis ipsum tam notorie esse cognitum et per diversas inquisiciones fuisse compertum ipsum esse culpabilem de premissis et aliis maleficiis. Et super hoc habito consilio cum deliberacionem super premissis et examinat' tam maiore quam Iohanne Giboun senior ac aliis fidedign' ad hoc iurat' et requisit' de veritatu dicenda quam per sacramentum suum omnia testantur esse vera ut superius compertum est. Et ideo habita consideracione ad insurrections et preiudicia ac sacralegia sancta ecclesie facta et sic super ipsum modis diversis et legitimis testat' et comperta per discrescionem dictorum assignatorum tractus et suspensus est. Et quod terre et tenementa sua bona et catalla si que fuerunt sint domino Rege forisfact'. Et preceptum est Esc' scilicet Radulfo atte Wyk quod diligent' de eis inquirat et inde faciat pro domino Rege debitam execucionem et co. Qui statim inde fecit execucionem unde responsur est domino Regi et co. [tractatus et suspensus fforifactura] Pappworth' et Northstowe. Inquisitio capta de Hundredo de Stowe et Papwurth dicunt per sacramentum suum quod Iohannes Haukyn de Giddynge simul cum aliis fuit insurrector conventicularum apud Swaffheth et Fendrayton et dictas conventiculas secum duxit usque ad Fenstanton in comitatu Hunt' et co. Et quod Lorkynus Bernard simul cum aliis die et anno predictis fuit insurrector gentium apud Milton qui malefecerit in tenement Rogeri de Harlaston ibidem. [Lorkin Bernard] Item dicunt quod Simon Iryssh manens in Waterbech Almaricus Fede et Willelmus Smyth de Waterbech fuerunt insurrectores et ductores gentium ad maleficiendum in tenement' Rogeri de Harlaston apud Deneye contra pacem die et anno predictis et co. [Simon Iryssh Almmaricus Ffede W Smyth] Inquisitio alias capt' dic' quod Willelmus Bokenham de Ikelyngton die lune proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi quarto clausum Willelmi Croyser apud Dokeswurth fregit et rotuli curia et alia munimenta manerii sui ibidem inventa felonice combussit. [W Bokenham] Et quod Willelmus Gore et Iohannes Clerk de Wrattyng die sabbati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi secundi quarto domos Thome de Swaffham apud Burwell felonice prostraverunt et bona et catalla sua ad valenciam xl s. ibidem felonice furati fuer' et co. [W Gore I Clerk] Item dicunt quod Iohannes Wallingford de Weston Colvile et Willelmus Smyth de Bradeleye domos Rogeri Harlaston apud Cantebrigiam' felonice fregerunt et prostraverunt die et anno predictis. [I Wallyngford W Smyth de Bradele] Et quod Ricardus Boch de Stewchwurth et Iohannes Everard de eadem fuer' communes insurgent' et malefactors toto tempore rumoris et perturbacionis et co. [R Boch I Everard] Et quod Thomas Tourvey die et anno predictis tempore rumoris clausum Thome Swaffham apud Reche fregit et braseum ac alia bona ipsius Thome ibidem cuius precii ignorant vendidit et co. [T Tourvey] Et quod Iohannes Bywold de Wykham die et anno supradictis tempore rumoris clausum Henrici Englyssh apud Wodeditton fregit et vii vaccas ipsius Henrici ibidem inventas cepit et fugavit et co. [I Bywold] Et super hoc preceptum fuit vic' quod capiat predictos Iohannem Haukyn Lorkynum' [Bernard Simonem] Irissh Almaricum Fede Willelmum Smyth de Waterbech Willelmum Boken[ham Willelmum] Gore Iohannem Clerk de Wrattyng Iohannem Wallingford Ricardum B[och Iohannem] Everard Thomam Turvey et Iohannem Bywold si et co. salvo [...] coram prefatis iust' apud Cant' die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei [...] seperatim de premissis et co. Ad quem diem vice' retornavit quod predictus Iohannem [ut supra] nominati non fuerunt inventus in balliva sua et co. set quod fugierunt et [...] iustic' ante recepcionem preceptum suum occasionibus felon' predict'. Et [...] quam per alios fidedignos adhuc requisitos iuratos qui testantur quod [...] venerent et redderunt se paci et co. et ipsi non ven'. Ideo per discrecionem dictorum iust' bona et catalla sua exit' terr' et ten' suorum domino Reg' sunt forisfact'. Et preceptum fuit Esc' quod faciat inde deb' execucionem pro Rege et co. Et preceptum est vic' sicut prius quod capiat predictos Iohannem Haukyn et omnes alios superius indictatos si et co. Et salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefatis iustic' apud Cant' die iovis proxima post festum Exaltatio Sancti Crucis proximo futuro ad respondendum domino Rege seperatim de premissis et co. Et quod vice' interim diligent' inquirat que terras et tenementas bona et catalla predicti indictati habent in balliva sua coniunctim seu divisum et co. et ea seisir' faciat in manu domini Regis et inde plene certificet ad prefatim term' et co. Ad quem diem iovis vice' retornavit quod predictus Iohannes Hankyn et omnes alii sue indictati non fuerunt inventi in balliva sua post recepcionem precepti sui. Et quo ad inquirendum et seisendum terras et tenementas bona et catalla eorum prout superius precipitur retornavit quod Radulfus atte Wyk Esc' domini Regis ea seisint diu ante recepcionem precepti sui per supervisum et contrarotul' Simon' de Burgh' virtute Rotulus VIto Plus in tergo [continued on next membrane]
Text (English translation)	m. 6 Cambridge. Pleas held on Monday 22nd July 1381 before Hugh la Zouch and his associates assigned by the king to punish and chastise those who rose up and disturbed the peace in the county of Cambridgeshire. Cambridge. John Giboun of Cambridge, junior, was arrested on suspicion of being a notorious rebel and wrongdoer in town and country at the time of the disturbance and rumour. And afterwards by various inquisitions in a legitimate fashion it was found that the same John, along with other wrongdoers assembled with him, on Sunday 16th June 1381 during parish mass, entered the parish church of St. Mary, Cambridge, and feloniously broke a chest full of jewels and utensils, and took 10 s. from John Giboun senior to surrender that chest, to the prejudice of the king, and disturbance of the priest celebrating mass, and the parishioners in the church. And that the same John on the aforesaid day along with others as above feloniously entered the close of the Friars Carmelite at Cambridge, and there broke open a chest with jewels and books inside it, and took those goods away, the value of which is unknown but estimated to be £20, to the prejudice of Holy Church. And that the same John along with others was one of the rebels against the mayor of Cambridge, namely Edmund Litster, and was a common wrongdoer in town and country, in prejudice of the king at the aforesaid time, and especially against the Prior of Barnwell. And that on the same Sunday he rode to Steeple Morden, to the manor of Thomas Hasilden, with a 160 horsemen of evil society, gathered together in order to pull down the buildings of the said manor, and to perpetrate depredations and other evil deeds, and that he encouraged the wrongdoers in the evil deeds which were done there, namely, the theft of goods and chattels and the destruction of buildings, to the damage of £1000, to the prejudice of the king and manifest disturbance of the people. And that the same John was a constant maintainer of various wrongdoers gathered together in prejudice of the King at the said time, in various places in the aforesaid county. And the aforesaid John on this Friday was brought before the justices by the sheriff and examined on the charges. And among other things he acknowledged that he was in the fields of [Steeple] Morden with other men on the aforesaid day when the aforesaid wrongs were perpetrated, but he said that he was not guilty of breaking open the chest nor of rebelling against the mayor, just as is ascertained above and has been inquired into. And on this it is inquired of the aforesaid John if he was present at the time of the breaking of the aforesaid chest or not, and he did not respond. And because it is considered by the aforesaid justices to be well known and ascertained by various inquisitions that [John] is guilty of the charges and other wrongdoings. And on this, having considered the charges and the testimony of John Giboun senior and other trustworthy men sworn to this purpose and required to speak the truth by their oath, all are testified to be true as is ascertained above. And therefore, having consideration of the insurrection and prejudice and sacrilege committed against the Holy Church, and as above is testified and ascertained in various legitimate ways, it is judged by the aforesaid justices that he should be drawn and hanged. And that his lands and tenements, goods and chattels should be forfeit to the king. And it is ordered to the escheator, namely, Ralph atte Wyk, to diligently inquire into them and make execution on behalf of the king, which he immediately did and responded to the king. (Drawn and hanged, forfeit). Papworth and Stowe. The inquisition of the hundreds of Stowe and Papworth say upon their oath that John Haukyn of Gidding, along with others, was a raiser of conventicles at Swaffham and Fen Drayton, and led these conventicles to Fenstanton in Huntingdonshire. Also that Lorkyn Bernard, along with others, was a raiser of the people at Milton who damaged the tenements of Roger de Harlaston there. Also they say that Simon Iryssh dwelling in Waterbeach, Almaric Fede, and William Smyth of Waterbeach were raisers and leaders of the people who damaged the tenements of Roger de Harlaston at Denny Abbey. Another inquisition said that William Bokenham of Ickleton, on Monday 17th June 1381 broke into the close of William Croyser at Duxford and feloniously burnt the court rolls and other muniments of his manor found there. And that William Gore and John Clerk of West Wratting on Saturday 15th June 1381 feloniously pulled down the houses of Thomas de Swaffham at Burwell, and stole goods and chattels worth 40 s. And they say that John Wallingford of Weston Colville and William Smythe of Bradley feloniously broke into and pulled down the houses of Roger Harlaston at Cambridge on the aforesaid day. And that Richard Boch of Stetchworth and John Everard of the same were common rebels and wrongdoers throughout the whole time of the rumour and disturbance. And that Thomas Tourvey on the same day during the time of the aforesaid rumour broke into the close of Thomas Swaffham at Reach, and seized and sold his barley and other goods, of the value of which is unknown. And that John Bywold of West Wickham on the same day during the time of the aforesaid rumour broke the close of Henry Englyssh at Woodditton and took and drove away seven calves. And on this matter it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest the aforesaid John Haukyn, Lorkyn Bernard, Simon Irissh, Almaric Fede, William Smith of Waterbeach, William Bokenham, William Gore, John Clerk of West Wratting, John Wallingford, Richard Boch, John Everard, Thomas Turvey and John Bywold and bring them before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381 to answer to the charges. On which day the sheriff returns that Haukyn and all those named above were not found in his jurisdiction, but that they had fled before their recovery was ordered on the occasion of the aforesaid felonies. And other trustworthy men, sworn to this purpose, testify that this is the case, and that they should return and render themselves to the peace, and they do not appear. Thus by the judgment of the aforesaid justices their goods and chattels, lands and tenements are forfeit to the king, and it is ordered to the escheator to carry this out on behalf of the king. And it is ordered to the sheriff as before to arrest the aforesaid John Haukyn and all those indicted above, and that they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Thursday 19th September 1381 to respond separately to the charges. And that in the meantime the sheriff should inquire diligently into the lands, tenements, goods and chattels that those indicted aforesaid hold jointly or severally, and seize them into the king's hand, as was plainly certified at the previous term. On which Thursday the sheriff returns that the aforesaid John Haukyn and all others indicted 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, before their recovery was ordered, seized the same under supervision of and counter-rolled by Simon de Burgh by virtue [more on roll 6 d.]
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
16494	Lorkyn	Bernard	Male				3565	Go to participant page
16507	Richard	Boch	Male		Stetchworth,Cambridgeshire		3570	Go to participant page
16500	William	Bokenham	Male		Ickleton,Cambridgeshire		3567	Go to participant page
16510	John	Bywold	Male		West Wickham,Cambridgeshire		3572	Go to participant page
16503	John	Clerk	Male		West Wratting,Cambridgeshire		3568	Go to participant page
16501	William	Croyser	Male		Duxford,Whittlesford Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3567	Go to participant page
16511	Henry	Englyssh	Male		Woodditton,Cambridgeshire		3572	Go to participant page
16508	John	Everard	Male		Stetchworth,Cambridgeshire		3570	Go to participant page
16497	Almaric	Fede	Male				3566	Go to participant page
16487	John	Giboun	Male				3561,3560,3562,3563	Go to participant page
16488	John	Giboun	Male				3560	Go to participant page
16502	William	Gore	Male				3568	Go to participant page
16495	Roger	de Harlaston	Male		Milton,Northstow Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3566,3565,3569	Go to participant page
16491	Thomas	Hasilden	Male				3563	Go to participant page
16493	John	Haukyn	Male		Great Gidding,Huntingdonshire		3564	Go to participant page
16496	Simon	Iryssh	Male		Waterbeach,Cambridgeshire		3566	Go to participant page
16490	Edmund	Litster	Male	Mayor	Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3562	Go to participant page
16489	Ralph	de Norton	Male	Prior	Barnwell,Cambridgeshire		3562	Go to participant page
16498	William	Smyth	Male		Waterbeach,Cambridgeshire		3566	Go to participant page
16506	William	Smythe	Male		Great Bradley,Risbridge Hundred,Suffolk		3569	Go to participant page
16504	Thomas	de Swaffham	Male		Burwell,Cambridgeshire		3568,3571	Go to participant page
16509	Thomas	Tourvey	Male				3571	Go to participant page
16505	John	Wallingford	Male		Weston Colville,Cambridgeshire		3569	Go to participant page
16492	Ralph	atte Wyk	Male	Escheator		Escheator		Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3572	John Bywold breaks the close of Henry Englyssh and takes his calves	And that John Bywold of West Wickham on the same day during the time of the aforesaid rumour broke the close of Henry Englyssh at Woodditton and took and drove away seven calves.	Larceny: theft of livestock,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
3560	John Giboun junior breaks open a chest in St Mary's church, Cambridge	Cambridge. John Giboun of Cambridge, junior, was arrested on suspicion of being a notorious rebel and wrongdoer in town and country at the time of the disturbance and rumour. And afterwards by various inquisitions in a legitimate fashion it was found that the same John, along with other wrongdoers assembled with him, on Sunday 16th June 1381 during parish mass, entered the parish church of St. Mary, Cambridge, and feloniously broke a chest full of jewels and utensils, and took 10 s. from John Giboun senior for letting that chest alone, to the prejudice of the king, and disturbance of the priest celebrating mass, and the parishioners in the church.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3562	John Giboun junior rebels against Edmund Litster and the Prior of Barnwell	And that the same John along with others was one of the rebels against the mayor of Cambridge, namely Edmund Litster, and was a common wrongdoer in town and country, in prejudice of the king at the aforesaid time, and especially against the Prior of Barnwell.		Go to incidents page
3563	John Giboun junior rides with a company to plunder the manor of Thomas Hasilden	And that on the same Sunday he rode to Steeple Morden, to the manor of Thomas Hasilden, with a 160 horsemen of evil society, gathered together in order to pull down the buildings of the said manor, and to perpetrate depredations and other evil deeds, and that he encouraged the wrongdoers in the evil deeds which were done there, namely, the theft of goods and chattels and the destruction of buildings, to the damage of £1000, to the prejudice of the king and manifest disturbance of the people. And that the same John was a constant maintainer of various wrongdoers gathered together in prejudice of the King at the said time, in various places in the aforesaid county.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Joining rebel company,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3561	John Giboun junior steals from the Friars Carmelite, Cambridge	And that the same John on the aforesaid day along with others as above feloniously entered the close of the Friars Carmelite at Cambridge, and there broke open a chest with jewels and books inside it, and took those goods away, the value of which is unknown but estimated to be £20, to the prejudice of Holy Church.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3564	John Haukyn raises people in Swaffham and Fen Drayton	Papworth and Stowe. The inquisition of the hundreds of Stowe and Papworth say upon their oath that John Haukyn of Gidding, along with others, was a raiser of conventicles at Swaffham and Fen Drayton, and led these conventicles to Fenstanton in Huntingdonshire.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3569	John Wallingford and William Smythe destroy the houses of Roger de Harlaston at Cambridge	[The jurors] also say that John Wallingford of Weston Colville and William Smythe of Bradley feloniously broke into and pulled down the houses of Roger Harlaston at Cambridge on the aforesaid day.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
3565	Lorkyn Bernard rises up at Milton and damages the tenements of Roger de Harlaston	Also that Lorkyn Bernard, along with others, was a raiser of the people at Milton who damaged the tenements of Roger de Harlaston there.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3570	Rebellion of Richard Boch and John Everard	And that Richard Boch of Stetchworth and John Everard of the same were common rebels and wrongdoers throughout the whole time of the rumour and disturbance.	Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
3566	Simon Iryssh, Almaric Fede and William Smyth damage the property of Roger de Harlaston	[The jurors] also say that Simon Iryssh dwelling in Waterbeach, Almaric Fede, and William Smyth of Waterbeach were raisers and leaders of the people who damaged the tenements of Roger de Harlaston at Denny Abbey.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3571	Thomas Tourvey plunders Thomas Swaffham	And that Thomas Tourvey on the same day during the time of the aforesaid rumour broke into the close of Thomas Swaffham at Reach, and seized and sold his barley and other goods, of the value of which is unknown.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3567	William Bokeman breaks the close of William Croyser and burns documents	Another inquisition said that William Bokenham of Ickleton, on Monday 17th June 1381 broke into the close of William Croyser at Duxford and feloniously burnt the court rolls and other muniments of his manor found there.	Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
3568	William Gore and John Clerk pull down and plunder the houses of Thomas de Swaffham	And that William Gore and John Clerk of West Wratting on Saturday 15th June 1381 feloniously pulled down the houses of Thomas de Swaffham at Burwell, and stole goods and chattels worth 40 s.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
John Bywold ( 16510 )	John Bywold breaks the close of Henry Englyssh and takes his calves (3572)	Accused
Henry Englyssh ( 16511 )	John Bywold breaks the close of Henry Englyssh and takes his calves (3572)	Victim
John Giboun ( 16487 )	John Giboun junior breaks open a chest in St Mary's church, Cambridge (3560)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16488 )	John Giboun junior breaks open a chest in St Mary's church, Cambridge (3560)	Witness	Witness against own son?
John Giboun ( 16487 )	John Giboun junior rebels against Edmund Litster and the Prior of Barnwell (3562)	Accused
Edmund Litster ( 16490 )	John Giboun junior rebels against Edmund Litster and the Prior of Barnwell (3562)	Victim
Ralph de Norton ( 16489 )	John Giboun junior rebels against Edmund Litster and the Prior of Barnwell (3562)	Victim
John Giboun ( 16487 )	John Giboun junior rides with a company to plunder the manor of Thomas Hasilden (3563)	Accused
Thomas Hasilden ( 16491 )	John Giboun junior rides with a company to plunder the manor of Thomas Hasilden (3563)	Victim
John Giboun ( 16487 )	John Giboun junior steals from the Friars Carmelite, Cambridge (3561)	Accused
John Haukyn ( 16493 )	John Haukyn raises people in Swaffham and Fen Drayton (3564)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16495 )	John Wallingford and William Smythe destroy the houses of Roger de Harlaston at Cambridge (3569)	Victim
William Smythe ( 16506 )	John Wallingford and William Smythe destroy the houses of Roger de Harlaston at Cambridge (3569)	Accused
John Wallingford ( 16505 )	John Wallingford and William Smythe destroy the houses of Roger de Harlaston at Cambridge (3569)	Accused
Lorkyn Bernard ( 16494 )	Lorkyn Bernard rises up at Milton and damages the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3565)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16495 )	Lorkyn Bernard rises up at Milton and damages the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3565)	Victim
Richard Boch ( 16507 )	Rebellion of Richard Boch and John Everard (3570)	Accused
John Everard ( 16508 )	Rebellion of Richard Boch and John Everard (3570)	Accused
Almaric Fede ( 16497 )	Simon Iryssh, Almaric Fede and William Smyth damage the property of Roger de Harlaston (3566)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16495 )	Simon Iryssh, Almaric Fede and William Smyth damage the property of Roger de Harlaston (3566)	Victim
Simon Iryssh ( 16496 )	Simon Iryssh, Almaric Fede and William Smyth damage the property of Roger de Harlaston (3566)	Accused
William Smyth ( 16498 )	Simon Iryssh, Almaric Fede and William Smyth damage the property of Roger de Harlaston (3566)	Accused
Thomas de Swaffham ( 16504 )	Thomas Tourvey plunders Thomas Swaffham (3571)	Victim
Thomas Tourvey ( 16509 )	Thomas Tourvey plunders Thomas Swaffham (3571)	Accused
William Bokenham ( 16500 )	William Bokeman breaks the close of William Croyser and burns documents (3567)	Accused
William Croyser ( 16501 )	William Bokeman breaks the close of William Croyser and burns documents (3567)	Victim
John Clerk ( 16503 )	William Gore and John Clerk pull down and plunder the houses of Thomas de Swaffham (3568)	Accused
William Gore ( 16502 )	William Gore and John Clerk pull down and plunder the houses of Thomas de Swaffham (3568)	Accused
Thomas de Swaffham ( 16504 )	William Gore and John Clerk pull down and plunder the houses of Thomas de Swaffham (3568)	Victim