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Type	Trespass action
Unique Identifying Text	TNA KB 27/490 mm. 62-62d; 66
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Cambridgeshire
Text (English translation)	Cambridgeshire Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John de Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard and Rainier Dasshoo in mercy for several defaults. The same Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John de Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard, Rainier Dasshoo, John Knarre, William Bryghchild, Robert son of John Socreman, Robert son of John Bettesson, Richard Berner, William Gasell, John Wardon, John le Grete, tailor, William Soutere and John his son, Robert Virly, William Lytle, John Caperon, John son of John Fokys, John Dally, Robert Margarete, John Salman, Geoffrey Hewet, Alexander Bullok, William Pay, Richard Taillour, John Curteys, Robert son of Walter Socreman, Robert Gunnour, Richard Elsy, John Wykham, Robert Fyssher, Gilbert Milys, Thomas Socreman, Richard Arnold, Richard Maryot, William Socreman, John Brunston, John Sandon, chaplain, John Love of Isleham, John Scot, John Sabelot, Robert Sabelot of Wridelyngton, Walter Bateman, Thomas Bocher, Richard Scot, John Frere, John Burman, tailor, Laurence Smyth, John Cristemasse and Matthew his son, John the Grete, thatcher, John Mille junior, John Helgeye, John Gilberd, Ralph Lepmaker, Richard Smyth, William Dowe, John Gerard, William Alberd, William Smyth, John Rich, John Broun, William Godehikke and Robert Godehykke were attached to answer to William Ingram in a plea of why with force and arms they seized and imprisoned the same William Ingram at Isleham, and held him in prison there for a long time, and other outrages etc. to the great harm etc. and against the peace etc. And concerning this the same William Ingram makes complaint, through Edward Herying his attorney, that the aforesaid Gilbert Helgeye and others, on the Saturday following the feast of Corpus Christi in the fourth year of the present lord king's reign, with force and arms, namely with swords, sticks etc., seized and imprisoned the same William Ingram at Isleham, and held him in prison there for a long time, namely from the aforesaid Saturday until the following Thursday, and other outrages etc. to the great harm of the same William Ingram and against the present lord king's peace, because of which he says that he has been injured and has damages to the value of forty pounds. And on this he brings suit etc. And the aforesaid Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard, Rainier Dassho, Robert son of John Socreman, Robert son of John Bettesson, Richard Bernere, William Casell, William Soutere and John his son, Robert Virly, William Litle, John Capron, John son of John Fokys, Robert Margarete, John Salman, Geoffrey Hewet, Alexander Bullok, William Pay, John Curteys, Robert son of Walter Socreman, Robert Gunnour, Richard Elsy, Robert Fyssher, Gilbert Miles, Thomas Socreman, Richard Arnald, William Socreman, John Brunston, John Sandon, chaplain, John Skot, John Sabelot, Robert Sabelot of Wridlyngton, Walter Bateman, Thomas Bocher, Richard Skot, John Frere, Laurence Smyth, John Cristemesse and Matthew his son, John le Grete, thatcher, John Mile junior, John Helgey, John Gilberd, Ralph Lepemaker, William Dowe, John Gerard, William Alberd, William Smyth, John Broun, William Godehykke and Robert Godehykke appear through Stephen del Fall their attorney, and defend the force and injury when etc. And whatever is against the lord king's peace etc. And they say that they are in no way guilty of this, and on this they put themselves on the country. And the aforesaid William Ingram likewise. And the aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon say that the day and year on which the aforesaid William Ingram claims that the aforesaid transgression against him took place, was at the time of the insurrection, and the aforesaid William Ingram was one of the insurgents, and came to the aforesaid vill of Isleham as the lord king's enemy and rebel, and wanted the said lord king's people there to rise up against the same king and their allegiance. The aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon were asked by Robert Love and Henry atte Bothe, then the constables of the same vill of Isleham, to arrest and guard the same William Ingram until the said William Ingram found pledges for them of his good conduct towards the same king and his people. And when he had found pledges for security they let him go free; and they ask for judgment if he can assign any injury to their persons in this case. And the aforesaid William Bryghchyld, John le Grete, tailor, John Dally, Richard Taillour, John Wykham, Richard Mariot, John Love of Isleham, John Burman, tailor, and Richard Smyth were neighbours of the same John Knarre and John Wardon, and came with them to aid the same John Knarre and John Wardon, on the orders of the aforesaid constables, as they were well allowed to do, without doing any injury. And they request judgment etc. And the aforesaid William Ingram says that he should not be precluded from his action for the reason previously alleged, because he says that they imprisoned him to his own injury and without such a case, as he supposes by his writ and in his declaration alleged above. And on this he puts himself on the country. And the aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon and John Brygtchild and others likewise etc. Therefore a jury is to appear before the lord king on this at the octaves of St Hilary wherever etc. Et who do not etc. to investigate etc. because as much etc. The same day is given both [to the aforesaid parties etc. and] to Richard son of Richard atte North and Hugh Deresson etc. On which day the sheriff did not send the writ. Therefore as before the sheriff is ordered to have appear before the lord king at the octaves of the Purification of the Blessed [Mary] wherever etc. And who do not etc. to investigate etc. because as much etc. The same day is given to the parties etc. and also to the aforesaid Richard son of Richard atte North. On which say the sheriff did not send the writ. Therefore as often before the sheriff is ordered [to] have appear before the lord king fifteen days after Easter day wherever [etc.] twenty-four both knights and others etc. And who do not etc. to investigate etc. The same day is given to the parties etc. m.66 Still from Michaelmas term R. Tresilyan Cambridgeshire Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John de Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard, and Rainier Dasshoo in mercy for several defaults. The same Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard, Rainier Dassho, John Knarre, William Bryghchyld, Robert son of John Socreman, Robert son of John Bettesson, Richard Berner, William Gasell, John Wardon, John le Grete, tailor, William Soutere and John his son, Robert Virly, William Lytle, John Caperon, John son of John Fokys, John Dally, Robert Margarete, John Salman, Geoffrey Hewet, Alexander Bullok, William Pay, Richard Taillour, John Curteys, Robert son of Walter Socreman, Robert Gunnour Richard Elsy, John Wykham, Robert Fyssher, Gilbert Milys, Thomas Socreman, Richard Arnold, Richard Maryot, William Socreman, John Brunston, John Sandon, chaplain, John Love of Isleham, John Scot, John Sabelot, Robert Sabelot of Wridlyngeton', Walter Bateman, Thomas Bocher, Richard Scot, John Frere, John Burman, taylor, Laurence Smyth, John Cristemasse and Matthew his son, John the Grete, thatcher, John Mille, junior, John Helgey, John Gilberd, Ralph Lepmaker, Richard Smyth, William Dowe, John Gerard, William Alberd, William Smyth, John Rich, John Broun, William Godehykke and Robert Goddehykke were attached to answer to Thomas, earl of Buckingham, in a plea of why with force and arms they seized, imprisoned and ill-treated William Ingram, the same earl's servant lately living at Isleham, and held him in prison there for a long time, because of which the same earl lost the service of his aforesaid servant for a long time, and other outrages etc. to the great harm etc. and against the peace etc. And concerning this the same earl makes complaint, through Edward Heryng his attorney, that the aforesaid Gilbert Helgeye and others, on the Saturday following the feast of Corpus Christi in the fourth year of the present lord king's reign, with force and arms, that is, with swords, sticks etc. seized, imprisoned and ill-treated William Ingram, the same earl's servant lately living at Isleham, and held him in prison there for a long time, namely from the aforesaid Saturday until the following Thursday, because of which the same earl lost the service of his aforesaid servant for a long time, namely for one week, and other outrages etc. to the same earl's great harm and against the present lord king's peace, because of which he says that he has been injured and has damages to the value of one hundred marks. And on this he brings suit etc. And the aforesaid Gilbert Helgeye, John Cotton senior, John Cotton junior, John Puttok, Claricia Bernard, Rainier Dassho, Robert son of John Socreman, Robert son of John Bettesson, Richard Berner, William Casell, William Soutere and John his son, Robert Virly, William Litle, John Capron, John son of John Fokys, Robert Margarete, John Salman, Geoffrey Hewet, Alexander Bullok, William Pay, John Curteys, Robert son of Walter Socreman, Robert Gunnour, Richard Elsy, Robert Fyssher, Gilbert Miles, Thomas Socreman, Richard Arnald, William Socreman, John Brunston, John Sandon, chaplain, John Skot, John Sabelot, Robert Sabelot of Wridlyngton, Walter Bateman, Thomas Bocher, Richard Skot, John Frere, Laurence Smyth, John Cristemesse and Matthew his son, John Grete, thatcher, John Myle junior, John Helgey, John Gilberd, Ralph Lepemaker, William Dowe, John Gerard, William Alberd, William Smyth, John Broun, William Godehykke and Robert Godehykke appear through Stephen del Fall their attorney, and defend the force and injury when etc. And whatever is against the lord king's peace etc. And they say that they are in no way guilty of this, and on this they put themselves on the country. And the aforesaid earl likewise. And the aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon say that the day and year on which the aforesaid earl claims that the aforesaid transgression against him took place, was at the time of the insurrection, and the aforesaid William Ingram was one of the insurgents, and came to the aforesaid vill of Isleham as the lord king's enemy and rebel, and wanted the said lord king's people there to rise up against the same king and their allegiance. The aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon were asked by Robert Love and Henry atte Bothe, then the constables of the same vill of Isleham, to arrest and guard the same William Ingram until the said William Ingram found pledges for them of his good conduct towards the same king and his people. And when he had found pledges for security they let him go free; and they ask for judgment if the aforesaid earl can assign any injury to their persons in this case. And the aforesaid William Bryghchyld, John le Grete, tailor, John Dally, Richard Taillour, John Wykham, Richard Mariot, John Love of Isleham, John Burman, tailor, and Richard Smyth were neighbours of the same John Knarre and John Wardon, and came with them to aid the same John Knarre and John Wardon, on the orders of the aforesaid constables, as they were well allowed to do, without doing any injury. And they request judgment etc. And the aforesaid earl says, through his aforesaid attorney, that he should not be precluded from his action for the reason previously alleged, because he says that they imprisoned the same William Ingram, his servant, to his own injury and without such a case, as he supposes by his writ and in his declaration alleged above. And on this he puts himself on the country. And the aforesaid John Knarre and John Wardon, John Brygtchild and others likewise etc. Therefore a jury is to appear before the lord king on this at the octaves of St Hilary wherever etc. And who do not etc. to investigate etc. because as much etc. The same day is given both to the aforesaid parties etc. and to Richard son of Richard atte North and Hugh Deresson etc. On which day the sheriff did not send the writ. Therefore as before the sheriff is ordered to have appear before the lord king at the octaves of the Purification of the Blessed Mary wherever etc. twenty four, both knights etc. And who do not etc. to investigate etc. because as much etc. The same day is given to the aforesaid parties etc. On which say the sheriff did not send the writ. Therefore as often before the sheriff is ordered to have appear before the lord king fifteen days after Easter day wherever [etc.] And who do not etc. to investigate etc. because as much etc. The same day is given to the parties etc.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Incidents	Go to participant page
25443	William	Alberd	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25418	Richard	Arnold	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25427	Walter	Bateman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25383	Claricia	Bernard	Female			4348	Go to participant page
25391	Richard	Berner	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25390	John	Bettesson	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25389	Robert	Bettesson	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25428	Thomas	Bocher	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25452	Henry	atte Bothe	Male	Constable		4348	Go to participant page
25446	John	Broun	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25421	John	Brunston	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25386	William	Bryghchild	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25406	Alexander	Bullok	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25431	John	Burman	Male	Tailor		4348	Go to participant page
25399	John	Caperon	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25380	John	Cotton	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25381	John	de Cotton	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25433	John	Cristemasse	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25434	Matthew	Cristemasse	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25409	John	Curteys	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25402	John	Dally	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25384	Rainier	Dashoo	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25441	William	Dowe	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25413	Richard	Elsy	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25450	Stephen	del Fall	Male	Attorney		4348	Go to participant page
25400	John	Fokys	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25401	John	Fokys	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25430	John	Frere	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25415	Robert	Fyssher	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25392	William	Gasell	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25442	John	Gerard	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25438	John	Gilberd	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25447	William	Godehikke	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25448	Robert	Godehykke	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25394	John	le Grete	Male	Tailor		4348	Go to participant page
25435	John	the Grete	Male	Thatcher		4348	Go to participant page
25412	Robert	Gunnour	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25379	Gilbert	Helgeye	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25437	John	Helgeye	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25455	Edward	Heryng	Male	Attorney		4348	Go to participant page
25405	Geoffrey	Hewet	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25449	William	Ingram	Male	Servant		4348	Go to participant page
25385	John	Knarre	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25439	Ralph	Lepmaker	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25423	John	Love	Male		Isleham,Cambridgeshire	4348	Go to participant page
25451	Robert	Love	Male	Constable		4348	Go to participant page
25398	William	Lytle	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25403	Robert	Margarete	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25419	Richard	Maryot	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25436	John	Mille	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25416	Gilbert	Milys	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25453	Richard	atte North	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25454	Richard	atte North	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25407	William	Pay	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25382	John	Puttok	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25445	John	Rich	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25425	John	Sabelot	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25426	Robert	Sabelot	Male		Worlington,Suffolk	4348	Go to participant page
25404	John	Salman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25422	John	Sandon	Male	Chaplain		4348	Go to participant page
25424	John	Scot	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25429	Richard	Scot	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25432	Laurence	Smyth	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25440	Richard	Smyth	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25444	William	Smyth	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25388	John	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25387	Robert	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25410	Robert	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25417	Thomas	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25411	Walter	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25420	William	Socreman	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25396	John	Soutere	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25395	William	Soutere	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25408	Richard	Taillour	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25397	Robert	Virly	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25393	John	Wardon	Male			4348	Go to participant page
25456	Thomas	of Woodstock	Male	Earl of Buckingham		4742,4348	Go to participant page
25414	John	Wykham	Male			4348	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
4348	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel	Gilbert Helgeye and numerous others attached to answer William Ingram, on a plea that the aforesaid Gilbert Helgeye and others, on Saturday 15 June 1381, with force and arms, namely with swords, sticks etc., seized and imprisoned the same William Ingram at Isleham, and held him in prison there for a long time, namely from the aforesaid Saturday until the following Thursday, and other outrages etc. to the great harm of the same William Ingram and against the present lord king's peace, because of which he says that he has been injured and has damages to the value of forty pounds. Gilbert et al plead not guilty; John Knarre and John Wardon say that they had been ordered to arrest William Ingram as a rebel by the constables of Isleham, and that they had freed him without injury once he had found pledges for his good conduct. Jury ordered to appear; case remains undetermined. m. 66 - the same defendants are attached to answer Thomas, earl of Buckingham, for depriving him of the service of his servant William Ingram.	Trespass to person: false imprisonment,Abuse of legal procedure: false accusation	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role
William Alberd ( 25443 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Arnold ( 25418 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Walter Bateman ( 25427 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Claricia Bernard ( 25383 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Berner ( 25391 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Bettesson ( 25390 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
Robert Bettesson ( 25389 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Thomas Bocher ( 25428 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Henry atte Bothe ( 25452 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Broun ( 25446 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Brunston ( 25421 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Bryghchild ( 25386 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Alexander Bullok ( 25406 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Burman ( 25431 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Caperon ( 25399 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Cotton ( 25380 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John de Cotton ( 25381 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Cristemasse ( 25433 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
Matthew Cristemasse ( 25434 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Curteys ( 25409 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Dally ( 25402 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Rainier Dashoo ( 25384 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Dowe ( 25441 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Elsy ( 25413 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Stephen del Fall ( 25450 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Attorney
John Fokys ( 25400 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Fokys ( 25401 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
John Frere ( 25430 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Fyssher ( 25415 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Gasell ( 25392 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Gerard ( 25442 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Gilberd ( 25438 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Godehikke ( 25447 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Godehykke ( 25448 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John le Grete ( 25394 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John the Grete ( 25435 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Gunnour ( 25412 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Gilbert Helgeye ( 25379 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Helgeye ( 25437 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Edward Heryng ( 25455 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Attorney
Geoffrey Hewet ( 25405 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Ingram ( 25449 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Victim
John Knarre ( 25385 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Ralph Lepmaker ( 25439 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Love ( 25423 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Love ( 25451 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Lytle ( 25398 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Margarete ( 25403 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Maryot ( 25419 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Mille ( 25436 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Gilbert Milys ( 25416 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard atte North ( 25453 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard atte North ( 25454 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
William Pay ( 25407 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Puttok ( 25382 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Rich ( 25445 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Sabelot ( 25425 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Sabelot ( 25426 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Salman ( 25404 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Sandon ( 25422 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Scot ( 25424 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Scot ( 25429 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Laurence Smyth ( 25432 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Richard Smyth ( 25440 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Smyth ( 25444 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Socreman ( 25388 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
Robert Socreman ( 25387 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Socreman ( 25410 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Thomas Socreman ( 25417 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Walter Socreman ( 25411 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
William Socreman ( 25420 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Soutere ( 25396 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
William Soutere ( 25395 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Mentioned
Richard Taillour ( 25408 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Robert Virly ( 25397 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
John Wardon ( 25393 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused
Thomas of Woodstock ( 25456 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Victim
John Wykham ( 25414 )	Gilbert Helgeye and many others accused of imprisoning William Ingram; in defence, they accuse him of being a rebel (4348)	Accused