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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 6d
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. 6d Adhuc de execuc' et co. brevis domini ' Rege ad hoc ei inde directi prout ad presens sibi constare potest. Ed ideo per se nichil ulterius accu' est et propter temporis brevitate et co. Et ipse Iohannes Haukyn et omnes alii superius indictatos exact' sunt solempniter et non ven'. Ideo preceptum fuit vice' quod exig' fac' eos de com' in com' quousque et co. utlagent' et co. si non comperverint et co. Et si comperverint tunc eos capiat et co. Et salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefatis iustic' apud Cantabrigiam die mercurii proxima post festum Epiphania domini. Ad respond' domino Reg' seperatim de premissis et co. Et vic' habeat ibi tunc bre' de exigend' et co. Ad quem diem vic' mand' ut patet in rotulo ix de execucione eorundem. Item inquis' alias capt' dicunt quod Iohannes Peper de Lynton die sabati et die dominica proximis post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi quarto tempore rumoris clausum et domos Edmundi Walsyngham apud Eversdon Magna cum aliis ignotis felonice fregit et prostravit et co. Et quod idem Iohannes Peper eodem die sabati cum aliis ignotis domos Thome Haselden apud Mordon felonice prostravit et co. Et quia idem Iohannes pro istis feloniis et aliis in exigend' ponitus est ut patet in rotulo iii. Ideo il' hic ulterius accu' est. [I Peper] Item eadem inquis' dicunt quod Robertus Randesson de Westwrattynge die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno quarto rotulos curie Prioris de Ely apud Wratting predictam cum aliis ignotis combussit. [R Howell Ric Howell] Et quod Robertus Howell et Ricardus Howell de Balsham dicto die sabati anno supradicto clausum Episcopi Eliensis apud Balsham fregerunt et rotulos cum suarum ac alia monumenta ibidem inventa felonice combusserunt et co. Et super hoc precept' fuit vic' quod capiat eos si et co. Et salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefat' iustic' apud Cantabrigiam die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei proximo future ad respondendum domino Regi seperatim de premissis et co. Ad quem diem sabbati predicti Robertus Robertus et Ricardus venerunt coram prefat' iustic' et redderunt se et co. Et super hoc Rogerus Radewynter Thomas Smyth de Walsham Ricardus Fuller de eadem et Simon Maisant manuceperunt ad habendum corpora eorum semper parata ad standum recto coram iustic' quousque modo legitimito deliberentur et co. Et hoc quilibet eorum corpus pro corpe et sub pena c li. scilicet domino Rege sub condicione predicta. [manuc'] [Chesterton] Inquis' alias capt' dic' quod Iohannes Wolleman Iohannes Hosier et Iohannes Hogges fuerunt inceptores levaciones communitatis die lune scilicet proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Rege nunc quarto et equitaverunt apud Cotenham Eversdon et alibi in comitatu' Cantabregia ad diversas felonias et sediciones faciend' in preiudicium corone domini Regis et oppressionem populi. Et per eandem inquisit' testatum est quod omnes predicti feloni in comitatu Huntingdon decollati sunt tam insurrecione ibidem. Et ideo ulterius adhuc versus eos inde accus' est sed precept' vice' quod capiat eos si et co. [memorand' decap'] Et inquis' alias capt' apud Cantabrigiam dicunt quod die dominica et anno predictis Iohannes Scot de Milton venit cum aliis hominibus apud Lollewurth quorum nomina ignorantur ad domum Iohannis Sigar et ibidem minas fecit Mabil uxori dicti Iohanni dicend' quod vellet prostraverunt domos Iohannis Sigar nisi dictis Iohannis vellet concedere Rogero atte Cherche et aliis hominibus plenam seisinam de certis terries in Gritton Howe et Maddynglee et co. Et ipse captus est et venit per vic' duct' et allocutus est qualiter de premissis velit se acquietare et co. Et dicunt quod non est culpabile de premissis sibi imposit'. Et de hoc ponit se super patriam et co. Et iurat' predicta ponitur in respectum quousque iustic' aliud habuerunt in mandatis ex parte Regis ad deliberacionem faciend'. Et super hoc Henricus Scot Thomas Scot Bartholomeus Knyth Thom' Wylot manuceperunt eum ad habendum corpus eius de die in diem quosque mode legitim' deliberet'. Et hoc quilibet eorum corpus pro corpore et sub pena c li. domino Regi solvend' sub condicione predicta. [manucap'] Iur' de Cantebrigia. Iur' de Cantebrigia' dicunt per sacramentum suum quod Iohannes Est Willelmus Hynton Iohannes Derabought Radulfus serviens suus Thomas Baxster Willelmus Lokyere Thomas Stowe Robertus Flecchere Ricardus Martyn Iohannes Tyteshale eorum principal' Iohannes Gryndere Thomas Furbisshour Simon Hosiere Iohannes Russel Thomas Lystere Iohannes filius ipsius Thomas et Iohannes de Dene portor cum aliis malefactoribus insurrexerunt contra ligeanciam suam et pacem domini Regis in villa Cantebrgia' die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Reg' nunc quarto ad omnia faciend' versus Prioram de Bernewell volans dicti Prioris tangenc'. Et ad coegendum Maiorem ville Cantabrigia videlicet Edmundus Redmodwe ad proclamacionem faciend' tam versus legis et consuetudines regni Angl' quam versus predictum Priorem in omnibus sibi factis seu dom' sue preposit'. Et quod ipsi toto temp' insurr' post diem predictum fuerunt consulentes et abetiantes ad insurrectionem continuand' in preiudicium domini Regis et co. Ideo preceptum est vicecom' quod caperet eos et co. Iurati hundredi de Pappworth et Northstowe presentant quod Iohannes Cole de Waterbech cum aliis fuit insurrector gentium apud Milton qui malefecerunt in tenement' Rogeri de Harlaston die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno dom' Reg' in [...] tempore rumoris et co. Et ipsi alias captis est occasione predicta per vicecom' et rem' in custodia ipsius vicecom' usque diem [...] festum Sancti Petri Advincula tunc proximo sequente. Ad quem diem coram prefat' Iustic' apud Cant' [...] Iohannes Coles per vice' ductus. Et allocutus est de premissis qualiter inde se velit acquietare et co. [...] quod non est culpabile de premissis sibi impositis. Et de hoc ponit se super patriam et co. Et super hoc [...] per vic' arraiata de visnet' de Milton' scilicet per xii qui venerunt et ad hoc electi triati et co. [...] inde fact' ut moris est pro Rege et co. et nullus ven' et co. Et predicti iurati dicunt per sacramentum suum [...] nulla est culpabile de premissis sibi impositis nec quod se retraxit occasionibus predictis et co. [...] iustic' eat inde quietus. Et inventus pleg' de se bene gerendo versus dominum Regem et populum Robertum' Bunte Robertum Wade Iohannes Harvey de Chesterman Iohannes Wendon. Et iurat' est et co.
Text (English translation)	m. 6 d. Previous case continued: of the king's writ as necessary sent to him just as at present he is able to ascertain. And therefore nothing further has been done on this at the time of the writ. And the same John Haukyn and all those indicted above are summoned with due process 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 sheriff has a writ of exigent. On which day the sheriff is ordered to carry out the same, as is set down in roll 9. The inquisition also says that John Peper of Linton on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June 1381 at the time of the rumour, with others unknown, feloniously broke into the close of Edward Walsingham at Great Eversden and pulled down his houses. And that the same John Peper on the same Saturday with others feloniously unknown pulled down the houses of Thomas Haseldon at Steeple Morden. And the same John for these felonies and others has been outlawed, as is set down in roll 3, therefore no further action is taken. And the same inquisition says that Robert Randesson of West Wratting on Saturday 15th June 1381, with others unknown, burnt the court rolls of the Priory of Ely at West Wratting. And that Robert Howell and Richard Howell of Balsham on the same Saturday broke into the close of the Bishop of Ely at Balsham and feloniously burnt his court rolls and other muniments found there. And on this matter it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest them, and that they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381 to answer separately to the king on the charges. On which day the aforesaid Robert, Robert and Richard came before the justices and rendered themselves up. And on this Roger Radewynter, Thomas Smyth of Balsham, Richard Fuller of the same and Simon Maisant stood surety for them to be in court, always prepared to stand lawfully before the justices until a lawful means has been decided upon. And this, whichever of them body for body, under penalty of £100, namely to the king under the aforesaid condition. Chesterton. Another inquisition taken says that John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges were instigators in raising the community on Monday 17th June 1381, and rode to Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere in the county, committing various felonies and seditions, to the prejudice of the crown and oppression of the people. And by the same inquisition it is testified that all the aforesaid felons are beheaded in the county of Huntingdonshire for insurrection there, and therefore no further action against them has been taken, but it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest them. And another inquisition taken at Cambridge says that on the same Sunday, John Scot of Milton came with other men, whose names are unknown, to Lolworth, to the house of John Sigar, and threatened Mabel his wife, saying that he would pull down the houses of the said John Sigar, unless he granted to Roger atte Cherche and other men full seisin of certain lands in Girton, Howes and Madingley. And [Scot] has been arrested, and brought before the sheriff, and questioned as to how he wishes to answer to the charges. And he says that he is not guilty, and places himself upon his country. And the jury aforesaid are adjourned until the justices have another mandate from the king on which to make a decision. And on this Henry Scot, Thomas Scot, Bartholomew Knyth and Thomas Wylot stood surety for him to be in court from day to day until a lawful means has been decided upon. And this, whichever of them body for body, under penalty of £100 paid to the king under the aforesaid condition. Jury of Cambridge. The Cambridge jury say upon their oath that John Est, William Hynton, John Derabought and Ralph his servant, Thomas Baxster, William Lokyere, Thomas Stowe, Robert Flecchere, Richard Martyn, John Tyteshale their leader, John Gryndere, Thomas Furbisshour, Simon Hosiere, John Russel, Thomas Lystere, John his son and John de Dene, porter, along with other wrongdoers rose up against all the liege subjects and the king's peace, in the town of Cambridge on Sunday 16th June 1381, regarding all acts committed against the Prior of Barnwell, and they coerced the mayor, namely Edward Remodwe, to make a proclamation against the Prior of Barnwell, against the laws and customs of the kingdom of England. And that during the whole time of the insurrection after the said day, they were aiders and abettors in continuing the insurrection to the prejudice of the king. The sheriff is ordered to arrest them. The jury of the hundred of Papworth and Stowe present that John Cole of Waterbeach was, along with others, an insurrector of the people at Milton, who attacked the tenements of Roger de Harlaston there on Sunday 16th June 1381 at the time of the rumour. And he was arrested on the aforesaid occasion by the sheriff and remained in custody until [3rd] August 1381. On which day John Coles is led before the aforesaid justices at Cambridge by the sheriff, and asked how he wished to answer to the charges, and he said that he was not guilty, and placed himself upon his country. And on this [a jury] was arrayed by the sheriff from the region of Milton, namely twelve who came, elected and tried, as necessary for the king, and he did not appear. And the aforesaid jury say upon their oath that he is not guilty of the charges, and nor did he withdraw himself on the aforesaid occasion, therefore he should go acquitted. And pledges come for his good behaviour regarding the king and people: Robert Bunte, Robert Wade, John Harvey of Chesterton, John Wendon. And he is sworn.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
16538	Thomas	Baxster	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16516	John	de Buketon	Male	Prior of Ely			3575,3574	Go to participant page
16555	Robert	Bunte	Male				3579	Go to participant page
16529	Roger	atte Cherche	Male				3577	Go to participant page
16553	John	Cole	Male		Waterbeach,Cambridgeshire		3579	Go to participant page
16550	John	de Dene	Male	Porter			3578	Go to participant page
16536	John	Derabought	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16534	John	Est	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16541	Robert	Flecchere	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16521	Richard	Fuller	Male		Balsham,Cambridgeshire	Mainpernor		Go to participant page
16545	Thomas	Furbisshour	Male		Cambridgeshire		3578	Go to participant page
16544	John	Gryndere	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16554	Roger	de Harlaston	Male		Milton,Northstow Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3579	Go to participant page
16557	John	Harvey	Male		Chesterton,Cambridgeshire		3579	Go to participant page
16514	Thomas	Haseldon	Male		Steeple Morden,Cambridgeshire		3573	Go to participant page
16525	John	Hogges	Male				3576	Go to participant page
16524	John	Hosier	Male				3576	Go to participant page
16546	Simon	Hosiere	Male		Cambridgeshire		3578	Go to participant page
16518	Richard	Howell	Male		Balsham,Cambridgeshire		3575	Go to participant page
16517	Robert	Howell	Male				3575	Go to participant page
16535	William	Hynton	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16532	Bartholomew	Knyth	Male				3577	Go to participant page
16539	William	Lokyere	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16549	John	Lystere	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16548	Thomas	Lystere	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16522	Simon	Maisant	Male			Mainpernor		Go to participant page
16542	Richard	Martyn	Male		Cambridgeshire		3578	Go to participant page
16551	Ralph	de Norton	Male	Prior	Barnwell,Cambridgeshire		3578	Go to participant page
16512	John	Peper	Male		Linton,Chilford Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3573	Go to participant page
16519	Roger	Radewynter	Male			Mainpernor		Go to participant page
16515	Robert	Randesson	Male		West Wratting,Cambridgeshire		3574	Go to participant page
16552	Edmund	Remodwe	Male	Mayor			3578	Go to participant page
16547	John	Russel	Male		Cambridgeshire		3578	Go to participant page
16530	Henry	Scot	Male				3577	Go to participant page
16526	John	Scot	Male		Milton,Northstow Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3577	Go to participant page
16531	Thomas	Scot	Male				3577	Go to participant page
16527	John	Sigar	Male		Lolworth,Cambridgeshire		3577	Go to participant page
16528	Mabel	Sigar	Female		Lolworth,Cambridgeshire		3577	Go to participant page
16520	Thomas	Smyth	Male		Balsham,Cambridgeshire	Mainpernor		Go to participant page
16540	Thomas	Stowe	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16543	John	Tyteshale	Male				3578	Go to participant page
16556	Robert	Wade	Male				3579	Go to participant page
16513	Edward	Walsingham	Male		Great Eversden,Cambridgeshire		3573	Go to participant page
16558	John	Wendon	Male				3579	Go to participant page
16523	John	Wolleman	Male				3576	Go to participant page
16533	Thomas	Wylot	Male				3577	Go to participant page
16537	Ralph		Male	Servant			3578	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3579	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston	The jury of the hundred of Papworth and Stowe present that John Cole of Waterbeach was, along with others, an insurrector of the people at Milton, who attacked the tenements of Roger de Harlaston there on Sunday 16th June 1381 at the time of the rumour. And he was arrested on the aforesaid occasion by the sheriff and remained in custody until [3rd] August 1381. On which day John Coles is led before the aforesaid justices at Cambridge by the sheriff, and asked how he wished to answer to the charges, and he said that he was not guilty, and placed himself upon his country. And on this [a jury] was arrayed by the sheriff from the region of Milton, namely twelve who came, elected and tried, as necessary for the king, and he did not appear. And the aforesaid jury say upon their oath that he is not guilty of the charges, and nor did he withdraw himself on the aforesaid occasion, therefore he should go acquitted. And pledges come for his good behaviour regarding the king and people: Robert Bunte, Robert Wade, John Harvey of Chesterton, John Wendon. And he is sworn.	Raising the commons: other,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
3573	John Peper destroys the houses of Edward Walsingham and Thomas Haseldon	The inquisition also says that John Peper of Linton on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June 1381 at the time of the rumour, with others unknown, feloniously broke into the close of Edward Walsingham at Great Eversden and pulled down his houses. And that the same John Peper on the same Saturday with others feloniously unknown pulled down the houses of Thomas Haseldon at Steeple Morden. And the same John for these felonies and others has been outlawed, as is set down in roll 3, therefore no further action is taken.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
3577	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar	And another inquisition taken at Cambridge says that on the same Sunday, John Scot of Milton came with other men, whose names are unknown, to Lolworth, to the house of John Sigar, and threatened Mabel his wife, saying that he would pull down the houses of the said John Sigar, unless he granted to Roger atte Cherche and other men full seisin of certain lands in Girton, Howes and Madingley. And [Scot] has been arrested, and brought before the sheriff, and questioned as to how he wishes to answer to the charges. And he says that he is not guilty, and places himself upon his country. And the jury aforesaid are adjourned until the justices have another mandate from the king on which to make a decision. And on this Henry Scot, Thomas Scot, Bartholomew Knyth and Thomas Wylot stood surety for him to be in court from day to day until a lawful means has been decided upon. And this, whichever of them body for body, under penalty of £100 paid to the king under the aforesaid condition.	Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to land: forcible ejection of landholder	Go to incidents page
3576	John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges raise the commons of Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere	Chesterton. Another inquisition taken says that John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges were instigators in raising the community on Monday 17th June 1381, and rode to Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere in the county, committing various felonies and seditions, to the prejudice of the crown and oppression of the people. And by the same inquisition it is testified that all the aforesaid felons are beheaded in the county of Huntingdonshire for insurrection there, and therefore no further action against them has been taken, but it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest them.	Raising the commons: riding	Go to incidents page
3578	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale	Jury of Cambridge. The Cambridge jury say upon their oath that John Est, William Hynton, John Derabought and Ralph his servant, Thomas Baxster, William Lokyere, Thomas Stowe, Robert Flecchere, Richard Martyn, John Tyteshale their leader, John Gryndere, Thomas Furbisshour, Simon Hosiere, John Russel, Thomas Lystere, John his son and John de Dene, porter, along with other wrongdoers rose up against all the liege subjects and the king's peace, in the town of Cambridge on Sunday 16th June 1381, regarding all acts committed against the Prior of Barnwell, and they coerced the mayor, namely Edward Remodwe, to make a proclamation against the Prior of Barnwell, against the laws and customs of the kingdom of England. And that during the whole time of the insurrection after the said day, they were aiders and abettors in continuing the insurrection to the prejudice of the king. The sheriff is ordered to arrest them.	Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Raising the commons: proclamations	Go to incidents page
3575	Robert Howell and Richard Howell burn documents of the Bishop of Ely	And that Robert Howell and Richard Howell of Balsham on the same Saturday broke into the close of the Bishop of Ely at Balsham and feloniously burnt his court rolls and other muniments found there.	Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
3574	Robert Randesson burns court rolls of the Priory of Ely	And the same inquisition says that Robert Randesson of West Wratting on Saturday 15th June 1381, with others unknown, burnt the court rolls of the Priory of Ely at West Wratting.	Arson: burning of documents	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
Robert Bunte ( 16555 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Mainpernor
John Cole ( 16553 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16554 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Victim
John Harvey ( 16557 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Mainpernor
Robert Wade ( 16556 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Mainpernor
John Wendon ( 16558 )	John Cole rises up at Milton and attacks the tenements of Roger de Harlaston (3579)	Mainpernor
Thomas Haseldon ( 16514 )	John Peper destroys the houses of Edward Walsingham and Thomas Haseldon (3573)	Victim
John Peper ( 16512 )	John Peper destroys the houses of Edward Walsingham and Thomas Haseldon (3573)	Accused
Edward Walsingham ( 16513 )	John Peper destroys the houses of Edward Walsingham and Thomas Haseldon (3573)	Victim
Roger atte Cherche ( 16529 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Mentioned
Bartholomew Knyth ( 16532 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Mainpernor
Henry Scot ( 16530 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Mainpernor
John Scot ( 16526 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Accused
Thomas Scot ( 16531 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Mainpernor
John Sigar ( 16527 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Victim
Mabel Sigar ( 16528 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Victim
Thomas Wylot ( 16533 )	John Scot threatens Mabel wife of John Sigar (3577)	Mainpernor
John Hogges ( 16525 )	John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges raise the commons of Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere (3576)	Accused	Beheaded in Huntingdonshire
John Hosier ( 16524 )	John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges raise the commons of Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere (3576)	Accused	Beheaded in Huntingdonshire
John Wolleman ( 16523 )	John Wolleman, John Hosier and John Hogges raise the commons of Cottenham, Great Eversden and elsewhere (3576)	Accused	Beheaded in Huntingdonshire
Thomas Baxster ( 16538 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John de Dene ( 16550 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John Derabought ( 16536 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John Est ( 16534 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Robert Flecchere ( 16541 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Thomas Furbisshour ( 16545 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John Gryndere ( 16544 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Simon Hosiere ( 16546 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
William Hynton ( 16535 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
William Lokyere ( 16539 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John Lystere ( 16549 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Thomas Lystere ( 16548 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Richard Martyn ( 16542 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Ralph de Norton ( 16551 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Victim
Edmund Remodwe ( 16552 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Victim
John Russel ( 16547 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Thomas Stowe ( 16540 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
John Tyteshale ( 16543 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Ralph ( 16537 )	Rising against the Prior of Barnwell led by John Tyteshale (3578)	Accused
Thomas Arundel ( 9537 )	Robert Howell and Richard Howell burn documents of the Bishop of Ely (3575)	Victim
John de Buketon ( 16516 )	Robert Howell and Richard Howell burn documents of the Bishop of Ely (3575)	Victim
Richard Howell ( 16518 )	Robert Howell and Richard Howell burn documents of the Bishop of Ely (3575)	Accused
Robert Howell ( 16517 )	Robert Howell and Richard Howell burn documents of the Bishop of Ely (3575)	Accused
John de Buketon ( 16516 )	Robert Randesson burns court rolls of the Priory of Ely (3574)	Victim
Robert Randesson ( 16515 )	Robert Randesson burns court rolls of the Priory of Ely (3574)	Accused