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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 7
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. 7 Cantebrigia. Placita ibidem tenta coram Hugone la Zouch et sociis suis assignatis domini Regis ad insurrectores et perturbatores pacis puniendos et castigandos assignat' die sabati proxima post festum Sancti Petri Advincula anno regni Regis Ricardi secundi quinto. Cantebrigia. Iurati dicunt quod Iohannes Coggeshal de Haslyngfeld die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi secundi quarto apud Cantebrigiam felonice fregit domos Rogeri Harlaston et ibidem furatus fuit braseum et frumentum ac alia bona et catalla ad valenciam c s. Et quod ipse fuit notorius insurrector tempore rumoris et communis malefactor in preiudicium domini Regis. Et quod idem Iohannes die sabbati proxima ante diem dominicam predictam apud Cantebrigiam in vico de Briggestrete cum pluribus aliis ignotis insurrectoribus ven' ex malicia precogitate ad domum Rogeri filii Ricardi Blaunkgren et ipsum questum ad interficiendum et ibidem ipsum non invent' set statim in forma predicta ivit ad ecclesiam Sancti Egidii Cantebrigia et ibidem in predictum Robertum insultum fecit et decolasse se voluit nisi impeditus esset per parochianos ibidem tunc existentes. Et super hoc continuata malicia sua reivit ad domum predicti Rogeri ad illa prosternandum quousque uxorem eiusdem Rogeri genuflectetend' obtulisset sibi finem et raunsuniam ad gravem suam cepiend' pro pace sua et visi sui habend' in Rege contemptum et aliorum exemplum perniciosum. Et ipse Iohannes captus est et venit per vice' duct'. Et allocutus est de feloniis et prodicionibus predictis qualiter inde se velit acquietare qui dicit quod non est culpabile de premissis sibi imposit'. Et inde point se super patriam. Et statim super hoc facta est iurat' de visneto predicto per vice' arraiat'. Et xii iurat' venerunt qui ad hoc electi triati et iurati et co. Et proclamacion' fact' est ut moris est et co. et predictis Rogerus et Ricardus Chaumberlayn de Hynton Iohannes Page de Cantebrigia Rogerus Coller de eadem ac alii fidedign' venerunt coram prefat' assignat' hoc die et in hac parte iurat' de veritat' dicend' quam omnia premissa testant' esse vera et in presenc' eorum fuisse facta. Et super hoc iuratores predicti audita evidenc' predicta dicunt super sacramentum suum quod dictus Iohannes Coggeshal est culpabile de omnibus premissis sibi imposit'. Et ideo per consideratum assign' tractus et suspensus est. Et quod bona et catalla sua terr' et ten' si que fuerunt sua domino Rege forisfact'. [tractatus et suspensus fforisfactura] Et preceptum est Esc' domini Regis scilicet Radulfo atte Wyk quod diligent' de eis inquirat et inde faciat pro domino Reg' debitam execucionem et co. Et interim vice' quod diligenter inquirat qualiter et que modo dictis Esc' fecit execution' de bonis et catallis' terries et tenement' predicti Iohannis. Et si non ipse Esc' quod tunc ipse vic'. Et illud plene certificet coram prefatis assignatis apud Cantebrigiam die sabati in festo Sancti Bartholomei proximo futuro. Ad quem diem predictus Esc' nullum dedit responsum set testatum est per vicecom' quod idem Esc' seisivit bona et catalla ipsius Iohannis set de cuius precio ignorat'. Ideo predictus Esc' respond' inde dom' Reg'. Indictamenta irrotul' que capt' fuerunt apud Cantebrigiam coram prefat' iustic' die martis proxima ante festum Sancte Margarete anno dom' Reg' nunc quinto per iuratos subscriptos. Cantebrigia. Item alias inquis' capta' apud Cantebrigiam per sacramentum Iohannis Blancpayn Ricardi Fouk Iohannis Marchal Nicholi Pottere Iohannis Nortun Iohannis Berle cartere Iohannis Maskerell Simon Glovere Iohannis Barker Thome Lollewurth Willelmi Burton et Willelmi Paunfloun qui dicunt super sacramentum suum quod Thomas Forbour Simon Hosier Ricardus Asshwell seriaunt Iohannes Russell Henricus Rande et Iohannes Apelton nuper serviens Ricardi Ferour diebus veneris et sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis Ricardi quarto equitaverunt ad societatem malefactorum ad diversa loca et furat' fuerunt diversa bona et catalla Thome Haselden Iohannis Cavendissh Prioris Hospalis de Shengeye et aliorum felonice. Item dicunt quod Thomas Stowe cordwaner fuit communis perturbator pacis et procuravit prosternacionem domum Iohannis Blancpayn die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni Regis supradicti quarto. Item dicunt quod Thomas Castre cordewaner fuit communis insurrector contra pacem et communis malefactor in tenementum Willelmi Bedell et alibi in collegio Corporis Christi eodem die. Item dicunt quod Willelmus Be North eodem die dominica fuit communis insurrector contra pacem et communis malefactor in tenementum Willelmi Bedell et Iohannis Blancpayn et alibi. Item dicunt quod Nicholas Heed per noctem dicto die dominica cum aliis felonice clausum Willelmi Bedel fregit et unum fferplate precii xx s. ibidem cepit et asportavit et alia bona et co. [redd' se] Et quod Iohannes Fulburn skynnere eadem nocte et die felonice asportavit diversa bona et catalla dicti Willelmi Bedell et fuit communis insurrector contra maiorem ville et contra pacem et communis malefactor et perturbator pacis. Et dicunt quod Iohannes Reffham spicer dicto die dominica et contra pacem intravit clausum Isabella Seyntyve et ibidem diversa bona et catalla Iohannis Blancpayn cepit et asportavit et fuit insurrector contra pacem. Et quod Ricardus Martyn de Cantebrigia fuit principalis ductor et insurrector malefactorum in vill' Cantebrigia dicto die dominica et conduxit felonice omnes malefactors usque Cotenham ad domum Rogeri Harlaston. Et quod Willelmus Draper in Noteslane ibidem fuit communis insurrector contra maiorem vill' Cantebrigie scilicet Edmundus Redmedwe et contra pacem et felonice depredat' bonorum dicto die. Et quod Robertus Cartere Iohannes Giboun iunior [alibi suspensus pro eodem et aliis] Iohannes Deye de Wyvelyngham Iohannes Russell Henricus Rande et Ricardus Asshwell seriaunt dicto die dominica tempore misse parochaie intravit ecclesiam beate Marie Cantebrigia et felonice fregerunt unam cistam ibidem et ceperunt de Iohanne Giboun [x s. pro] cista dimittend'. Et per alias inquisitionis de Pappworth quod idem Iohannes Deye fuit communis congregator [...] pacem domini Regis. Et quod iidem Robertus Cartere Iohannes Giboun iunior [alibi superius per eodem et alii] Iohannes Deye de Wyv[lyngham Henricus] Rande et Ricardus Asshwell eodem die dominica felonice intraverunt [...] et fregerunt unam cistam ibidem cum iocalibus et libris et illa bona [...]. Et quod Willelmus Pardoner Iohannes de Deen Matheus Joynour (redd' se) [...] Iohannes Lychefeld tailor [redd' se in prison] Iohannes Giboun iun' [alibi superius eodem et co] [...] maiorem et contra pacem cum aliis ignotis et Robertus Spenser [redd' se] [...] malefactores in villa et in patria. Et quod omnes predicti per inquis' indictati fuerunt insurgentes contra [maiorem] [...] cum aliis iuxta tunc ibidem congregat' ad transgressionem et dampnum erga Priorem de Bernewell et coegerunt maiorem cum eis ire in ille preposito versus dictum Priorem. Et quod Willelmus Pardoner [vacat' qui superius de eodem] et Henricus Taillor contra fratres minores fuerunt insurgentes cum ac contra maiorem et contra pacem. Item dicunt quod Ricardus Asshwell seriaunt dicto die dominica proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno predicto in tenement' Rogeri Harlaston apud Cantebrigiam felonice furatus fuit cum aliis braseum et alia diversa bona et catalla predicti Rogeri et co. Item dicunt quod Walterus Paunfeld [redd' se] Iohannes Derabouth fuerunt ibidem videlicet in ten' Rogeri Harlaston et fregerunt domos et asportaverunt bona predicti Rogeri felonice die et loco predictis. [in prisone] Item dicunt quod Robertus Assheby de Haselyngfeld bocher Iohannes Scot de Stapelford fregerunt domum Rogeri Harlaston in Cantebrigia et felonice furat' fuerunt blade et braseum Rogeri Harlaston cuius precii ignorant die dominica predicta. Et proditorie insurrexerunt contra ligeanciam suam et co. Plus in tergo de aliis indictat' per eandem inquis'.
Text (English translation)	m. 7 Cambridge. Pleas held there before Hugo la Zouche and his associates, assigned by the king to punish and castigate the rebels and disturbers of the peace, on Saturday 3rd August 1381. Cambridge. The jury say that John Coggeshall of Haslingfield on Sunday 16th June 1381 feloniously broke into the houses of Roger de Harlaston, and stole barley, corn and other goods and chattels worth 100 s. And that he was a notorious rebel and common wrongdoer at the time of the rumour, in prejudice of the king. And that the same John on Saturday 15th June 1381, in Bridge Street in Cambridge, with many other unknown rebels, came with malice aforethought to the house of Roger son of Richard Blaunkgren, and sought to kill him, and he did not find him there, but immediately went to the church of St. Giles, Cambridge, and there assaulted the said Roger, and would have beheaded him if it had not been for the parishioners in the church at the same time preventing him. And upon this continuing in his malice, he went back to Roger's house to pull it down, when the wife of the said Roger, on her knees, offered him a fine for having his peace and favour, in contempt of the King and to the pernicious example of others. And the said John was arrested and came led by the sheriff, and was asked how he wished to answer to the aforesaid felonies and treasons, and he said that he was not guilty, and placed himself upon his country. And immediately on this matter a jury was formed from the neighbourhood and arrayed by the sheriff, and twelve jurors came, elected, tried and sworn to this purpose, and a proclamation was made as necessary, and the aforesaid Roger [son of Richard Blaunkgren], Richard Chaumberlayn of Cherry Hinton, John Page of Cambridge, Roger Coller of the same and other faithful men came before the justices on that day, on this side sworn to tell the truth, in that all that was testified to be true and done in their presence. And on this matter the jurors heard the aforesaid evidence and said upon their oath that the said John Coggeshal was guilty of all charges, and therefore the judges have decided that he should be drawn and hanged, and that his goods, chattels, lands and tenements should be forfeit to the king. (drawn, hanged and forfeit). And it was ordered to the king's escheator, namely Ralph atte Wyk, that he should diligently inquire into them and make execution on behalf of the king. And in the meantime the sheriff should inquire diligently into the manner in which the said escheator disposed of the goods, chattels, lands and tenements of the aforesaid John. And this was plainly certified before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381, on which day the aforesaid escheator gave no answer, but it was testified by the sheriff that the same escheator had seized the goods and chattels of the said John, but their value was unknown. Therefore the aforesaid escheator should respond to the king. Indictments enrolled which were taken before the aforesaid justices on Tuesday 16th July 1381 by the jurors recorded below. Cambridge. Likewise other inquisitions were taken at Cambridge on the oaths of John Blancpayn, Richard Fouk, John Marchal, Nicholas Pottere, John Nortun, John Berle, carter, John Maskerell, Simon Glover, John Barker, Thomas Lollewurth, William Burton and William Paunfloun, who say upon their oath that Thomas Forbour, Simon Hosier, Richard Asshwell, sergeant, John Russell, Henry Rande and John Apelton lately servant of Richard Ferour, on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th June 1381, rode out to a society of wrongdoers at various places, and feloniously stole various goods and chattels from Thomas Haselden, John Cavendissh prior of the Hospital of Shingay, and other men. They also say that Thomas Stowe, cordwainer, was a common disturber of the peace, and a procurer [of men] to pull down the house of John Blancpayn, on Sunday 16th June 1381. Also they say that Thomas Castre, cordwainer, was a common rebel against the peace and wrongdoer in the tenements of William Bedell, and elsewhere in Corpus Christi College on the same day. Also they say that William Be North on the same Sunday was a common rebel against the peace and wrongdoer in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn and others. And they say that Nicholas Heed on the night of the same Sunday with others feloniously broke into the close of William Bedel and carried away a warming-plate [fferplate] worth 20s. and other goods. And that John Fulbourn, skinner, on the same night feloniously took away various goods and chattels from the same William Bedell, and was a common rebel against the mayor and against the peace, and was a common wrongdoer and disturber of the peace. And that John Reffham, spicer, on the same Sunday entered the close of Isabella Seyntyve against the peace, and took and carried away various goods and chattels belonging to John Blancpayn, and was a rebel against the peace. And that Richard Martyn of Cambridge was a principal leader and raiser of wrongdoers in Cambridge on the same Sunday, and feloniously conducted all of them to Cottenham to the house of Roger Harlaston. And that William Draper of Plott and Nuts Lane was likewise a common rebel against the mayor of Cambridge, namely, Edmund Redmedwe, and against the peace, and feloniously plundered his goods on the same day. [illegible note in margin] And that Robert Cartere, John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime and others), John Deye of Willingham, John Russell, Henry Rande and Richard Ashwell, sergeant, on the same Sunday during parish mass entered the church of St Mary's, Cambridge, and feloniously broke into a chest there, and took 10 s. from John Giboun senior to leave that chest alone. And from other inquisitions of Papworth [hundred] that the same John Deye was a common congregator against the peace. And that the same Robert Cartere, John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime and others), John Deye of Willingham, Henry Rande and Richard Asshwell on the same Sunday entered [...] and broke into a chest containing jewels and books and those goods [...]. And that William Pardoner, John de Deen, Mathew Joynour (remains in prison), John Lychefeld, tailor (remains in prison), and John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime etc) [were wrongdoers and rebels against] the mayor and against the peace with others unknown, and Robert Spenser (remains in prison) [...] wrongdoers in town and country. And that all the above indicted by inquisition were rebels against the mayor [...] with others congregated nearby for trespass and damage against the Prior of Barnwell, and coerced the mayor to follow them in this action against the said Prior. And they say that William Pardoner (void because above the same) and Henry Taillour were rebels against the Friars Minor and the mayor, and against the peace. And they say that Robert Asshwell, sergeant, on Sunday 16th June 1381 feloniously stole malt and other goods and chattels from the tenement of Roger Harlaston at Cambridge. And they say that Walter Paunfeld (remains in prison) and John Derabouth were similarly in the tenement of Roger Harlaston on the aforesaid day, and feloniously broke into his houses and took away his goods. And they say that Robert Assheby of Haslingfeld, butcher, and John Scot of Stapleford broke into the houses of Roger Harlaston in Cambridge on the aforesaid Sunday, and feloniously stole corn and malt, the value of which is unknown. And they rose treasonably against their allegiance. More overleaf on those indicted in the same inquisition.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
16607	John	Apelton	Male	Servant			3584	Go to participant page
16636	Robert	Assheby	Male	Butcher	Haslingfield,Cambridgeshire		3600	Go to participant page
16604	Richard	Asshwell	Male	Sergeant			3594,3598,3584,3593	Go to participant page
16598	John	Barker	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16612	William	Bedell	Male				3589,3586,3588,3587	Go to participant page
16595	John	Berle	Male	Carter		Juror		Go to participant page
16589	John	Blancpayn	Male			Juror	3585,3590,3587	Go to participant page
16579	???	Blaunkgren	Female				3583	Go to participant page
16578	Richard	Blaunkgren	Male				3583	Go to participant page
16577	Roger	Blaunkgren	Male				3583	Go to participant page
16600	William	Burton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16622	Robert	Cartere	Male				3593,3594	Go to participant page
16613	Thomas	Castre	Male	Cordwainer			3586	Go to participant page
16610	John	Cavendissh	Male	Prior of the Hospital of Shingay			3584	Go to participant page
16580	Richard	Chaumberlayn	Male		Cherry Hinton,Cambridgeshire		3583	Go to participant page
16575	John	Coggeshall	Male		Haslingfield,Cambridgeshire		3581,3583	Go to participant page
16582	Roger	Coller	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3583	Go to participant page
16628	John	de Deen	Male				3595	Go to participant page
16635	John	Derabouth	Male				3599	Go to participant page
16624	John	Deye	Male		Willingham,Cambridgeshire		3593,3594	Go to participant page
16621	William	Draper	Male		King's College,Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3592	Go to participant page
16608	Richard	Ferour	Male				3584	Go to participant page
16602	Thomas	Forbour	Male		Cambridgeshire		3584	Go to participant page
16590	Richard	Fouk	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16616	John	Fulbourn	Male	Skinner			3589	Go to participant page
16623	John	Giboun	Male				3595,3594,3593	Go to participant page
16625	John	Giboun	Male				3593	Go to participant page
16597	Simon	Glover	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16576	Roger	de Harlaston	Male				3599,3591,3598,3600,3581	Go to participant page
16609	Thomas	Haselden	Male				3584	Go to participant page
16615	Nicholas	Heed	Male				3588	Go to participant page
16603	Simon	Hosier	Male		Cambridgeshire		3584	Go to participant page
16629	Matthew	Joynour	Male				3595	Go to participant page
16599	Thomas	Lollewurth	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16630	John	Lychefeld	Male	Tailor			3595	Go to participant page
16591	John	Marchal	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16620	Richard	Martyn	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3591	Go to participant page
16596	John	Maskerell	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16614	William	Be North	Male				3587	Go to participant page
16632	Ralph	de Norton	Male	Prior	Barnwell,Cambridgeshire		3595	Go to participant page
16594	John	Nortun	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16581	John	Page	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		3583	Go to participant page
16627	William	Pardoner	Male				3595,3597	Go to participant page
16634	Walter	Paunfeld	Male				3599	Go to participant page
16601	William	Paunfloun	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16592	Nicholas	Pottere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16593	Nicholas	Pottere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
16606	Henry	Rande	Male				3584,3593,3594	Go to participant page
16617	Edmund	Redmedwe	Male	Mayor			3595,3589,3592	Go to participant page
16618	John	Reffham	Male	Spicer			3590	Go to participant page
16605	John	Russell	Male		Cambridgeshire		3593,3584	Go to participant page
16637	John	Scot	Male		Stapleford,Thriplow Hundred,Cambridgeshire		3600	Go to participant page
16619	Isabella	Seyntyve	Female				3590	Go to participant page
16631	Robert	Spenser	Male				3595	Go to participant page
16611	Thomas	Stowe	Male	Cordwainer			3585	Go to participant page
16633	Henry	Taillour	Male				3597	Go to participant page
16583	Ralph	atte Wyk	Male	Escheator			3583	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3583	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren	And that the same John on Saturday 15th June 1381, in Bridge Street in Cambridge, with many other unknown rebels, came with malice aforethought to the house of Roger son of Richard Blaunkgren, and sought to kill him, and he did not find him there, but immediately went to the church of St. Giles, Cambridge, and there assaulted the said Roger, and would have beheaded him if it had not been for the parishioners in the church at the same time preventing him. And upon this continuing in his malice, he went back to Roger's house to pull it down, when the wife of the said Roger, on her knees, offered him a fine for having his peace and favour, in contempt of the King and to the pernicious example of others. [Witnesses testify against him, he is found guilty, hanged and his possessions are forfeit].	Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine ,Trespass to person: assault	Go to incidents page
3581	John Coggeshall plunders Roger de Harlaston	Cambridge. The jury say that John Coggeshall of Haslingfield on Sunday 16th June 1381 feloniously broke into the houses of Roger de Harlaston, and stole barley, corn and other goods and chattels worth 100 s. And that he was a notorious rebel and common wrongdoer at the time of the rumour, in prejudice of the king.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3589	John Fulbourn plunders William Bedell and rebels against the mayor	And that John Fulbourn, skinner, on the same night feloniously took away various goods and chattels from the same William Bedell, and was a common rebel against the mayor and against the peace, and was a common wrongdoer and disturber of the peace.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3590	John Reffham steals from Isabella Seyntyve and John Blancpayn	And that John Reffham, spicer, on the same Sunday entered the close of Isabella Seyntyve against the peace, and took and carried away various goods and chattels belonging to John Blancpayn, and was a rebel against the peace.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3588	Nicholas Heed steals from William Bedel	[The jurors] also say that Nicholas Heed on the night of the same Sunday with others feloniously broke into the close of William Bedel and carried away a warming-plate [fferplate] worth 20s. and other goods.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3591	Richard Martyn leads rebels from Cambridge to the house of Roger Harlaston at Cottenham	And that Richard Martyn of Cambridge was a principal leader and raiser of wrongdoers in Cambridge on the same Sunday, and feloniously conducted all of them to Cottenham to the house of Roger Harlaston.	Raising the commons: other	Go to incidents page
3600	Robert Assheby and John Scot steal from Roger Harlaston	[The jurors] also say that Robert Assheby of Haslingfeld, butcher, and John Scot of Stapleford broke into the houses of Roger Harlaston in Cambridge on the aforesaid Sunday, and feloniously stole corn and malt, the value of which is unknown. And they rose treasonably against their allegiance.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3598	Robert Asshwell steals from Roger Harlaston	[The jurors] also say that Robert Asshwell, sergeant, on Sunday 16th June 1381 feloniously stole malt and other goods and chattels from the tenement of Roger Harlaston at Cambridge.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3593	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge	And that Robert Cartere, John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime and others), John Deye of Willingham, John Russell, Henry Rande and Richard Ashwell, sergeant, on the same Sunday during parish mass entered the church of St Mary's, Cambridge, and feloniously broke into a chest there, and took 10 s. from John Giboun senior to leave that chest alone. And from other inquisitions of Papworth [hundred] that the same John Deye was a common congregator against the peace.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3594	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing]	And that the same Robert Cartere, John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime and others), John Deye of Willingham, Henry Rande and Richard Asshwell on the same Sunday entered [...] and broke into a chest containing jewels and books and those goods [...].	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3586	Thomas Castre causes a disturbance at the tenements of William Bedell and at Corpus Christi College	[The jurors] also say that Thomas Castre, cordwainer, was a common rebel against the peace and wrongdoer in the tenements of William Bedell, and elsewhere in Corpus Christi College on the same day.		Go to incidents page
3584	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh	Cambridge. Likewise other inquisitions were taken at Cambridge on the oaths of John Blancpayn, Richard Fouk, John Marchal, Nicholas Pottere, John Nortun, John Berle, carter, John Maskerell, Simon Glover, John Barker, Thomas Lollewurth, William Burton and William Paunfloun, who say upon their oath that Thomas Forbour, Simon Hosier, Richard Asshwell, sergeant, John Russell, Henry Rande and John Apelton lately servant of Richard Ferour, on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th June 1381, rode out to a society of wrongdoers at various places, and feloniously stole various goods and chattels from Thomas Haselden, John Cavendissh prior of the Hospital of Shingay, and other men.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Raising the commons: riding ,Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
3585	Thomas Stowe organises the destruction of John Blancpayn's house	The jurors also say that Thomas Stowe, cordwainer, was a common disturber of the peace, and a procurer [of men] to pull down the house of John Blancpayn, on Sunday 16th June 1381.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
3599	Walter Paunfeld and John Derabouth steal from Roger Harlaston	[The jurors] also say that Walter Paunfeld (remains in prison) and John Derabouth were similarly in the tenement of Roger Harlaston on the aforesaid day, and feloniously broke into his houses and took away his goods.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
3587	William Be North causes a disturbance in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn	[The jurors] also say that William Be North on the same Sunday was a common rebel against the peace and wrongdoer in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn and others.		Go to incidents page
3592	William Draper rebels against Edmund Redmedwe and plunders his goods	And that William Draper of Plott and Nuts Lane was likewise a common rebel against the mayor of Cambridge, namely, Edmund Redmedwe, and against the peace, and feloniously plundered his goods on the same day. [illegible note in margin]	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
3597	William Pardoner and Henry Taillour rebel against the Friars Minor and the mayor	[The jurors] also say that William Pardoner (void because above the same) and Henry Taillour were rebels against the Friars Minor and the mayor, and against the peace.		Go to incidents page
3595	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor	And that William Pardoner, John de Deen, Mathew Joynour (remains in prison), John Lychefeld, tailor (remains in prison), and John Giboun junior (otherwise hanged for the same crime etc) [were wrongdoers and rebels against] the mayor and against the peace with others unknown, and Robert Spenser (remains in prison) [...] wrongdoers in town and country. And that all the above indicted by inquisition were rebels against the mayor [...] with others congregated nearby for trespass and damage against the Prior of Barnwell, and coerced the mayor to follow them in this action against the said Prior.		Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
??? Blaunkgren ( 16579 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Victim
Richard Blaunkgren ( 16578 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Mentioned
Roger Blaunkgren ( 16577 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Victim
Richard Chaumberlayn ( 16580 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Witness
John Coggeshall ( 16575 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Accused
Roger Coller ( 16582 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Witness
John Page ( 16581 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Witness
Ralph atte Wyk ( 16583 )	John Coggeshall assaults Roger Blaunkgren (3583)	Escheator
John Coggeshall ( 16575 )	John Coggeshall plunders Roger de Harlaston (3581)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16576 )	John Coggeshall plunders Roger de Harlaston (3581)	Victim
William Bedell ( 16612 )	John Fulbourn plunders William Bedell and rebels against the mayor (3589)	Victim
John Fulbourn ( 16616 )	John Fulbourn plunders William Bedell and rebels against the mayor (3589)	Accused
Edmund Redmedwe ( 16617 )	John Fulbourn plunders William Bedell and rebels against the mayor (3589)	Victim
John Blancpayn ( 16589 )	John Reffham steals from Isabella Seyntyve and John Blancpayn (3590)	Victim
John Reffham ( 16618 )	John Reffham steals from Isabella Seyntyve and John Blancpayn (3590)	Accused
Isabella Seyntyve ( 16619 )	John Reffham steals from Isabella Seyntyve and John Blancpayn (3590)	Victim
William Bedell ( 16612 )	Nicholas Heed steals from William Bedel (3588)	Victim
Nicholas Heed ( 16615 )	Nicholas Heed steals from William Bedel (3588)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16576 )	Richard Martyn leads rebels from Cambridge to the house of Roger Harlaston at Cottenham (3591)	Victim
Richard Martyn ( 16620 )	Richard Martyn leads rebels from Cambridge to the house of Roger Harlaston at Cottenham (3591)	Accused
Robert Assheby ( 16636 )	Robert Assheby and John Scot steal from Roger Harlaston (3600)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16576 )	Robert Assheby and John Scot steal from Roger Harlaston (3600)	Victim
John Scot ( 16637 )	Robert Assheby and John Scot steal from Roger Harlaston (3600)	Accused
Richard Asshwell ( 16604 )	Robert Asshwell steals from Roger Harlaston (3598)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16576 )	Robert Asshwell steals from Roger Harlaston (3598)	Victim
Richard Asshwell ( 16604 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
Robert Cartere ( 16622 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
John Deye ( 16624 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16623 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16625 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Mentioned
Henry Rande ( 16606 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
John Russell ( 16605 )	Robert Cartere and others break into a chest in St Mary's Church, Cambridge (3593)	Accused
Richard Asshwell ( 16604 )	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing] (3594)	Accused
Robert Cartere ( 16622 )	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing] (3594)	Accused
John Deye ( 16624 )	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing] (3594)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16623 )	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing] (3594)	Accused
Henry Rande ( 16606 )	Robert Cartere and others steal goods from [location missing] (3594)	Accused
William Bedell ( 16612 )	Thomas Castre causes a disturbance at the tenements of William Bedell and at Corpus Christi College (3586)	Victim
Thomas Castre ( 16613 )	Thomas Castre causes a disturbance at the tenements of William Bedell and at Corpus Christi College (3586)	Accused
John Apelton ( 16607 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
Richard Asshwell ( 16604 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
John Cavendissh ( 16610 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Victim
Richard Ferour ( 16608 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Mentioned
Thomas Forbour ( 16602 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
Thomas Haselden ( 16609 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Victim
Simon Hosier ( 16603 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
Henry Rande ( 16606 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
John Russell ( 16605 )	Thomas Forbour and others rise up and plunder Thomas Haselden and John Cavendissh (3584)	Accused
John Blancpayn ( 16589 )	Thomas Stowe organises the destruction of John Blancpayn's house (3585)	Victim
Thomas Stowe ( 16611 )	Thomas Stowe organises the destruction of John Blancpayn's house (3585)	Accused
John Derabouth ( 16635 )	Walter Paunfeld and John Derabouth steal from Roger Harlaston (3599)	Accused
Roger de Harlaston ( 16576 )	Walter Paunfeld and John Derabouth steal from Roger Harlaston (3599)	Victim
Walter Paunfeld ( 16634 )	Walter Paunfeld and John Derabouth steal from Roger Harlaston (3599)	Accused	m. 7d - arrested and in custody of sheriff
William Bedell ( 16612 )	William Be North causes a disturbance in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn (3587)	Victim
John Blancpayn ( 16589 )	William Be North causes a disturbance in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn (3587)	Victim
William Be North ( 16614 )	William Be North causes a disturbance in the tenements of William Bedell and John Blancpayn (3587)	Accused
William Draper ( 16621 )	William Draper rebels against Edmund Redmedwe and plunders his goods (3592)	Accused
Edmund Redmedwe ( 16617 )	William Draper rebels against Edmund Redmedwe and plunders his goods (3592)	Victim
William Pardoner ( 16627 )	William Pardoner and Henry Taillour rebel against the Friars Minor and the mayor (3597)	Accused
Henry Taillour ( 16633 )	William Pardoner and Henry Taillour rebel against the Friars Minor and the mayor (3597)	Accused
John de Deen ( 16628 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Accused
John Giboun ( 16623 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Accused
Matthew Joynour ( 16629 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Accused	m. 7d - arrested and in custody of sheriff
John Lychefeld ( 16630 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Accused	m. 7d - arrested and in custody of sheriff
Ralph de Norton ( 16632 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Victim
William Pardoner ( 16627 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Accused
Edmund Redmedwe ( 16617 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Victim
Robert Spenser ( 16631 )	William Pardoner and others rebel against the mayor (3595)	Mentioned	m. 7d - arrested and in custody of sheriff