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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 10d
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. mm. 10 and the cases re. Adam Clymme and William Combere on 10d have been taken from English Economic History: Select Documents, ed. A. E. Bland, P. A. Brown and R. H. Tawney (London, 1914), pp. 106-9, largely verbatim, although some punctuation has been changed, dates have been converted to modern form, and names of jury members added.
Text in Original Language	m. 10 d. Adhuc de placita tenta ibidem die iovis ut infra. Item Iohannes Bakere et sociis suis iurati ut infra dicunt quod Iohannes Shether Elias Glovere Iohannes Dash' skynnere Iohannes Tylneye wryght' Iohannes Redor Thomas Litster Ricardus Swan et Iohannes Milner fuerunt principales insurgents simul cum Ricardo Leycester et Iohanni Buk qui primis insurrexerunt et cum illis et aliis feloniis felonice fregerunt prisonam domini Thome Episcopi Eliensis et prisones domini Regis ibidem existentes abduxerunt fuerunt causa arconis librorum dicti domini Episcopi ibidem et etiam fuerunt adiutores ad mortem Edmundi de Walsingham iustic' Regis de pace et felonice ibidem interfect'. Item dicunt quod Georgius atte Grove Iohannes Bole Iohannes Cheveyn senior Iohannes Cheveyn iunior Ricardus Goolde Thomas Bokenham Walterus Wryght Ricardus Prentiz Iohannes Dykeman Ricardus Chapman Ricardus serviens Elie Glover Iohannes Payn wright Iohannes Clymme Henricus Cook Thomas Tydy Iohannes Somersham Robert' de Lynne Sherman Iohannes Russh Robertus serviens Ricardi Leycestr' et Iohannes Taillor ate Stepel Iohannes Everesholt Robertus Plomer Iohannes serviens ipsius Roberti Rogerus Soutere de Ely et Willelmus Swon qui fuerunt communes insurgents contra pacem per excitacionem et preceptum predictorum Iohannes Shether et sociorum suorum principal' eorum. Et predicti Iohannes Cheveyn senior Iohannes Clymme et Thomas Tydy capti sunt et coram prefat' iustic' duct'. [quietus] Et allocuti sunt seperatim de premissis super eos presentat'. Qui dicunt quod non sunt culpabiles de premissis sibi imposit' et de hoc ponunt se super patriam de bono et malo. Et super hoc per diversas iuratas modo legit' captam inde acquietati sunt. Et invenerunt manucapcionem de se bene gerend' erga Regem et populum Iohannem Whyte Iohannem Andreu' Iohannem Barr' Ricardum de Quer' et iurati sunt paci et co. Et predicti Iohannes Russh Iohannes Taillor atte Stepel Robertus de Lynn sherman et Simon Teye et Henricus Cook capti sunt et remanent in prisona domini Epi' Eliensis apud Elien' eo quod certis de causis Iustic' non avisantur ad eund' ad eorum deliberacionem usque alias et co. Et omnes alii superius indictat' modo non venerunt. Ideo preceptum fuit vic' quod caperet predictos Iohannem Shether Eliam Glovere Iohannem Dassh skynnere Iohannem Tylneye wryghte Iohannem Reder Thomam Litster Ricardum Swoon Iohannem Milner Georgius atte Grove Iohannem Bole Iohannem Cheveyn iunior Ricardum Goolde Thomam Bokenham Walterum Wryghte Ricardum Prentys Iohannem Dykeman Ricardum Chapman Ricardum servient' Elie Glovere Iohannem Payn wryght Iohannem Somersham Robertum servient' Ricardi de Leycestr' Iohannem Eversholt Robertum Plomer Iohannem servient' ipsius Roberti Rogerum Soutere de Ely et Willelmum Swon si et co. salvo et co. Et quod haberet corpora eorum coram prefat' iustic' die sabbati tunc proximo sequente post istum diem iovis ubicumque tunc fuerint infra comitatu Cantabrege. Ad quem diem sabbati vice' retornavit quod predictus Iohannes Shether et omnes alii supranominati non fuerunt inventa in balliva sua post et co. Ideo sicut alias precept' fuit vicec' quod capiat eos si et co. et salvo et co. Et quod haberet corpora eorum coram prefat' iustic' apud Hadenham infra Insula Eliensis die lune in crastino Nativitate Beate Marie proximo futuro ad respondendum domino Reg' et co. Et quod vice' interim diligenter inquirat que bona et catalla predicti indictati habent coniunctim seu divisum et co. et ea seisir' fac' et co. Et inde plena certificet ad prefatum term' et co. Ad quem diem lune vice' retornavit quod qi predictus Iohannes Shethere et omnes alii superius nominati non fuerunt inventi in balliva sua et co. extra libertatem Episcopi Eliensis fecit retornam illius mandate Simon de Wytherton ballivus libertate predict' compertu' execucio inde faciend' et ille Simon inde sibi nullum dedit responsum. Ideo sicut alias preceptum fuit vicecom' quod non omitt' propter libertatem Episcopi Elien' nec aliquam aliam libertatem quam ingrediare et capiat predictum Iohannem Shether' et omnes alios supra nominates si et co. et salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefat' iustic' apud Ely die lune proxima post octabe Sancti Michaelis proximo future ad respondendum domino Rege et co. Ad quem diem lune nichil ulterius actum est. [Ely] Adam Clymme captus est tanquam insurrector proditorie contra ligeanciam suam. Et pro eo quod ipse die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quarto proditorie cum aliis insurrectoribus apud Ely clausum Thome Somenour felonice fregit et intravit et ibidem diversos rotulos extracti virid' cere domini Regis et Episcopi Elien' ac alia munimenta curie domini Regis tangen' cepit et asportavit et ea statim ibidem conburi fec' in preiudicium corone domini Regis. Item quod idem Adam diebus dominica et lune proximis sequent' ibidem proclamac' fecit ne aliquis hom' de lege seu aliquod offic' portans in iure exequend' evaderet sine decapitatio'. Item quod idem Adam diebus et anno predictis tempore insurrrectionis semper fuit vagans armatus armis discoopertis portans signum ad insurrectionem congregandum precipiens ne aliquis cuiuscumque existens condicionis libere vel simul intenderet domino suo ad aliqua servicia seu consuetudines faciendum sub pena decollacionis aliter quam eis informaret ex parte magne societatis. Et sic cepit super ipsum proditorie Regnam potestam. Et ipse venit per vice' ductus et allocutus est coram prefatis iusticiaris de premissis qualiter inde se velit acquietare. Qui dicit quod non est culpabile de premissis sibi imposit' seu de aliquo premissorum et de hoc ponit se super patriam et co. Et statim facta est inde iur' pro domino Rege per xii et co. Qui ad hoc electi triati et iurati dicunt per sacramentum suum quod predictus Adam culpabile est de omnibus articulis sibi imposit' et de pluribus aliis et co. Et ad hoc concord' eis vox populi ibidem et co. Et idea per discrecionem iustic' idem Adam tractus et suspensus est et co. Et compertum est ibidem quod idem Adam habuit in villa predict' catalla ad valenciam xxxii s. que Radulphus atte Wyk esc' domino Regis statim seisivit et ulterius fec' executus per domino Rege. [suspensus catalla Ely] Willelmus Combere per discrecionem iustic' suspensus est pro eo quod compertus est de eo quod ipse fuit auxilians abettans et fovens ad omnia prodiciones felonias ac alia malefacta tempore insurrectionis per predictum Adam Ricardus Leycestre et Iohannes Buk aliquo modo facta seu perpetrate unde ipsi convicti sunt. Et pro eo quod ipse toto tempore insurr' cum aliis extraneis [...] et ex malicia custodivit calcetum et pontem de Stunteney ne aliquam [...] domini Rege seu Episcopi [...] insula [...].
Text (English translation)	m. 10d Continued: Also John Bakere and his associates say that John Shether, Elias Glovere, John Dashe, skinner, John Tylneye, wright, John Redor, Thomas Litster, Richard Swan and John Milner above named, were principal insurgents with Richard Leycester and John Buk who first rose up and with other felons feloniously broke open the prison of lord Thomas Bishop of Ely and led out the king's prisoners therein, burnt the Bishop's books and likewise were accomplices in the killing of Edmund de Walsingham, justice of the peace, and feloniously killed him. They also say that George atte Grove, John Bole, John Cheveyn senior, John Cheveyn junior, Richard Goolde, Thomas Bokenham, Walter Wryht, Richard Prentiz, John Dykeman, Richard Chapman, Richard servant of Elias Glover, John Payn, wright, John Clymme, Henry Cook, Thomas Tydy, John Somersham, Robert de Lynne, shearman, John Russh, Robert servant of Richard Leycester, John Taillor ate Stepel, John Everesholt, Robert Plomer, and John his servant, Roger Soutere of Ely, and William Swon were common rebels against the peace at the instigation and command of the aforesaid John Shether and his companions, their leaders. And the aforesaid John Cheveyn senior, John Clymme and Thomas Tydy have been arrested and brought before the justices, and asked how they wished to plead, and they said they were not guilty of the charges, and placed themselves on their country for good or ill. And on this matter by various jurors in a legitimate manner they were acquitted, and pledges came for their good behaviour to the king and people: John Whyte, John Andreu', John Barr', Richard de Quer'. And they were sworn to the peace. And the aforesaid John Russh, John Taillor atte Stepel, Robert de Lynn, shearman, Simon Teye and Henry Cook have been arrested and remain in the prison of the Bishop of Ely at Ely, because the justices have not been advised by a writ of certiorari with which to come to a decision. And all others indicated above do not appear. Therefore the sheriff was ordered to arrest the aforesaid John Shether, Elias Glovere, John Dassh, skinner, John Tylneye, wright, John Reder, Thomas Litster, Richard Swoon, John Milner, George atte Grove, John Bole, John Cheveyn junior, Richard Goolde, Thomas Bokenham, Walter Wryghte, Richard Prentys, John Dykeman, Richard Chapman, Richard servant of Elias Glovere, John Payn, wright, John Somersham, Robert servant of Richard de Leycestre, John Eversholt, Robert Plomer, John his servant, Roger Soutere of Ely and William Swon, and that they should appear before the justices on Saturday 20th July 1381, wherever they may be in the county of Cambridgeshire after this Thursday. On which Saturday the sheriff returns that the aforesaid John Shether and all others named above were not found in his jurisdiction. Therefore the sheriff was ordered as before to arrest them, and that they should appear before the justices at Haddenham below the Isle of Ely on Monday 9th September 1381 to answer to the king. And in the meantime the sheriff should diligently inquire into the goods and chattels those indicated aforesaid hold jointly or severally, and seize them etc., and this to be plainly certified at the aforesaid term. On which Monday the sheriff returned that the aforesaid John Shether and all others named above were not found in his jurisdiction etc. outside the liberty of the Bishop of Ely. He made the return of this order to Simon de Wyghton, bailiff of the aforesaid liberty to make execution, but Simon had not responded to him. Therefore as before the sheriff was ordered not to omit the liberty of Bishop of Ely nor any other liberty they might enter, and to arrest the aforesaid John Shether and all others named above, and that they should appear before the justices at Ely on Monday 7th October 1381 to answer to the king. On which Monday nothing further was done. Ely. Adam Clymme was taken as an insurgent traitorously against his allegiance, and because on Saturday 15th June 1381 he traitorously with others made insurrection at Ely, feloniously broke and entered the close of Thomas Somenour and there took and carried away divers rolls, estreats of the green wax of the lord the King and the Bishop of Ely, and other muniments touching the Court of the lord the King, and forthwith caused them to be burned there to the prejudice of the crown of the lord the King. Further that the same Adam on Sunday and Monday next following caused to be proclaimed there that no man of law or other officer in the execution of duty should escape without beheading. Further that the same Adam the day and year aforesaid at the time of the insurrection was always wandering armed with arms displayed, bearing a standard, to assemble insurgents, commanding that no man of whatsoever condition he were, free or bond, should obey his lord to do any services or customs, under pain of beheading, otherwise than he should declare to them on behalf of the Great Fellowship. And so he traitorously took upon him royal power. And he came, brought by the sheriff, and was charged before the aforesaid justices touching the premises, in what manner he would acquit himself thereof. And he says that he is not guilty of the premises imputed to him or of any of the premises, and hereof puts himself on the country, etc. And forthwith a jury is made thereon for the lord the King by twelve [good and lawful men] etc., who being chosen hereto, tried and sworn, say on their oath that the aforesaid Adam is guilty of all the articles. By the discretion of the justices the same Adam is drawn and hanged, etc. And it was found there that the same Adam has in the town aforesaid chattels to the value of 32s., which Ralph atte Wyk, escheator of the lord the King, seized forthwith and made further execution for the lord the King, etc. William Combere, by the decision of the justices, was hanged, because it was ascertained that he was an aider, abettor and supporter of all treasons, felonies and other wrongdoings committed at the time of the insurrection by the aforesaid Adam [Clymme], Richard Leycestre and John Buk, otherwise committed or perpetrated, from whence he himself was convicted. And throughout the time of the insurrection with other strangers [...] and out of malice he held the causeway and bridge of Stuntney lest any of the King's or Bishop's ministers should pass that way. His chattels were worth 16s. 7d.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
17233	John	Andreu	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17195	John	Bakere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
17234	John	Barr	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17212	Thomas	Bokenham	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17208	John	Bole	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17205	John	Buk	Male				3650,3645	Go to participant page
17216	Richard	Chapman	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17209	John	Cheveyn	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17210	John	Cheveyn	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17238	Adam	Clymme	Male				3647,3648,3649,3650	Go to participant page
17219	John	Clymme	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17258	William	Combere	Male				3650	Go to participant page
17220	Henry	Cook	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17198	John	Dashe	Male	Skinner			3645	Go to participant page
17215	John	Dykeman	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17227	John	Everesholt	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17197	Elias	Glovere	Male				3646,3645	Go to participant page
17211	Richard	Goolde	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17207	George	atte Grove	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17204	Richard	Leycester	Male				3645,3650,3646	Go to participant page
17201	Thomas	Litster	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17223	Robert	de Lynne	Male	Shearman			3646	Go to participant page
17203	John	Milner	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17218	John	Payn	Male	Wright			3646	Go to participant page
17228	Robert	Plomer	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17214	Richard	Prentiz	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17235	Richard	de Quer	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17200	John	Redor	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17224	John	Russh	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17196	John	Shether	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17239	Thomas	Somenour	Male				3647	Go to participant page
17222	John	Somersham	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17230	Roger	Soutere	Male		Ely,Cambridgeshire		3646	Go to participant page
17202	Richard	Swan	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17231	William	Swon	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17226	John	Taillor	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17236	Simon	Teye	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17221	Thomas	Tydy	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17199	John	Tylneye	Male	Wright			3645	Go to participant page
17206	Edmund	de Walsingham	Male				3645	Go to participant page
17232	John	Whyte	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17213	Walter	Wryht	Male				3646	Go to participant page
17237	Simon	de Wyghton	Male	bailiff of the bishop of Ely			3646	Go to participant page
17256	Ralph	atte Wyk	Male	Escheator			3649	Go to participant page
17229	John		Male	Servant			3646	Go to participant page
17217	Richard		Male	Servant			3646	Go to participant page
17225	Robert		Male	Servant			3646	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
3647	Adam Clymme breaks the close of Thomas Somenour and burns documents of the king and Bishop of Ely	Ely. Adam Clymme was taken as an insurgent traitorously against his allegiance, and because on Saturday 15th June 1381 he traitorously with others made insurrection at Ely, feloniously broke and entered the close of Thomas Somenour and there took and carried away divers rolls, estreats of the green wax of the lord the King and the Bishop of Ely, and other muniments touching the Court of the lord the King, and forthwith caused them to be burned there to the prejudice of the crown of the lord the King.	Arson: burning of documents	Go to incidents page
3648	Adam Clymme makes a proclamation ordering the beheading of officials	Further that the same Adam on Sunday and Monday next following caused to be proclaimed there that no man of law or other officer in the execution of duty should escape without beheading.	Raising the commons: proclamations	Go to incidents page
3649	Adam Clymme raises the commons	Further that the same Adam the day and year aforesaid at the time of the insurrection was always wandering armed with arms displayed, bearing a standard, to assemble insurgents, commanding that no man of whatsoever condition he were, free or bond, should obey his lord to do any services or customs, under pain of beheading, otherwise than he should declare to them on behalf of the Great Fellowship. And so he traitorously took upon him royal power. [He is found guilty and hanged, and his possessions are forfeit].	Making flags and banners,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Raising the commons: proclamations	Go to incidents page
3646	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether	They also say that George atte Grove, John Bole, John Cheveyn senior, John Cheveyn junior, Richard Goolde, Thomas Bokenham, Walter Wryht, Richard Prentiz, John Dykeman, Richard Chapman, Richard servant of Elias Glover, John Payn, wright, John Clymme, Henry Cook, Thomas Tydy, John Somersham, Robert de Lynne, shearman, John Russh, Robert servant of Richard Leycester, John Taillor ate Stepel, John Everesholt, Robert Plomer, and John his servant, Roger Soutere of Ely, and William Swon were common rebels against the peace at the instigation and command of the aforesaid John Shether and his companions, their leaders. [John Cheveyn senior, John Clymme and Thomas Tydy are acquitted, and pledges came for their good behaviour: John Whyte, John Andreu', John Barr', Richard de Quer'. John Russh, John Taillor atte Stepel, Robert de Lynn, Simon Teye and Henry Cook are arrested and remain in the prison of the Bishop of Ely. All the others do not appear.]	Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
3645	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes	Also John Bakere and his associates say that John Shether, Elias Glovere, John Dashe, skinner, John Tylneye, wright, John Redor, Thomas Litster, Richard Swan and John Milner above named, were principal insurgents with Richard Leycester and John Buk who first rose up and with other felons feloniously broke open the prison of lord Thomas Bishop of Ely and led out the king's prisoners therein, burnt the Bishop's books and likewise were accomplices in the killing of Edmund de Walsingham, justice of the peace, and feloniously killed him.	Arson: burning of documents,Homicide: beheading,Breach of prison	Go to incidents page
3650	William Combere aids in the crimes of Adam Clymme, Richard Leycestre and John Buk and holds the causeway of Stuntney against the king's officials	William Combere, by the decision of the justices, was hanged, because it was ascertained that he was an aider, abettor and supporter of all treasons, felonies and other wrongdoings committed at the time of the insurrection by the aforesaid Adam [Clymme], Richard Leycestre and John Buk, otherwise committed or perpetrated, from whence he himself was convicted. And throughout the time of the insurrection with other strangers [...] and out of malice he held the causeway and bridge of Stuntney lest any of the King's or Bishop's ministers should pass that way. His chattels were worth 16s. 7d.		Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
Thomas Arundel ( 9537 )	Adam Clymme breaks the close of Thomas Somenour and burns documents of the king and Bishop of Ely (3647)	Victim
Adam Clymme ( 17238 )	Adam Clymme breaks the close of Thomas Somenour and burns documents of the king and Bishop of Ely (3647)	Accused
Thomas Somenour ( 17239 )	Adam Clymme breaks the close of Thomas Somenour and burns documents of the king and Bishop of Ely (3647)	Victim
Adam Clymme ( 17238 )	Adam Clymme makes a proclamation ordering the beheading of officials (3648)	Accused
Adam Clymme ( 17238 )	Adam Clymme raises the commons (3649)	Accused
Ralph atte Wyk ( 17256 )	Adam Clymme raises the commons (3649)	Escheator
John Andreu ( 17233 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mainpernor
Thomas Arundel ( 9537 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mentioned
John Barr ( 17234 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mainpernor
Thomas Bokenham ( 17212 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Bole ( 17208 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Richard Chapman ( 17216 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Cheveyn ( 17209 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Cheveyn ( 17210 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Clymme ( 17219 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Henry Cook ( 17220 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused	In prison
John Dykeman ( 17215 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Everesholt ( 17227 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Elias Glovere ( 17197 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mentioned
Richard Goolde ( 17211 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
George atte Grove ( 17207 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Richard Leycester ( 17204 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mentioned
Robert de Lynne ( 17223 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused	In prison
John Payn ( 17218 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Robert Plomer ( 17228 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Richard Prentiz ( 17214 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Richard de Quer ( 17235 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mainpernor
John Russh ( 17224 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused	In prison
John Somersham ( 17222 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Roger Soutere ( 17230 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
William Swon ( 17231 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Taillor ( 17226 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused	In prison
Simon Teye ( 17236 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused	In prison
Thomas Tydy ( 17221 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
John Whyte ( 17232 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Mainpernor
Walter Wryht ( 17213 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Simon de Wyghton ( 17237 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Bailiff
John ( 17229 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Richard ( 17217 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Robert ( 17225 )	George atte Grove and others rise up at the command of John Shether (3646)	Accused
Thomas Arundel ( 9537 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Victim
John Buk ( 17205 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Mentioned
John Dashe ( 17198 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
Elias Glovere ( 17197 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
Richard Leycester ( 17204 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Mentioned
Thomas Litster ( 17201 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
John Milner ( 17203 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
John Redor ( 17200 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
John Shether ( 17196 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
Richard Swan ( 17202 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
John Tylneye ( 17199 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Accused
Edmund de Walsingham ( 17206 )	John Shether and others rise up with Richard Leycester and aid in his crimes (3645)	Victim
John Buk ( 17205 )	William Combere aids in the crimes of Adam Clymme, Richard Leycestre and John Buk and holds the causeway of Stuntney against the king's officials (3650)	Mentioned
Adam Clymme ( 17238 )	William Combere aids in the crimes of Adam Clymme, Richard Leycestre and John Buk and holds the causeway of Stuntney against the king's officials (3650)	Mentioned
William Combere ( 17258 )	William Combere aids in the crimes of Adam Clymme, Richard Leycestre and John Buk and holds the causeway of Stuntney against the king's officials (3650)	Accused
Richard Leycester ( 17204 )	William Combere aids in the crimes of Adam Clymme, Richard Leycestre and John Buk and holds the causeway of Stuntney against the king's officials (3650)	Mentioned