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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA JUST 1/103 m. 5d
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	Adhuc de placita tenta ibidem die et anno infrascriptis. Cantabregia'. Robertus de Lynton de Horseth et Iohannes Golofre de Lynton alias capti pro suspectione insurrecionis tempore perturbacionis et rumoris et pro eo quod ipsi fuerunt visi in societate Iohannis Hanchach ductoris malefactorum ad manerium Prioris Hosptalis' Sancti Iohonnes Ierusalem in Anglia apud Dokeswurth et ad domum Iohannis Syble de Horseth dum plura malefacta et prostraciones domum ibidem facta fuerunt per predictam Iohannem Hanchach et societatem sua scilicet diebus veneris et sabbati proximis post festum Corporis Christi anno domini regis nunc quarto. Et super hoc remanserunt seperatim allocuti et diligenter examinati. Qui dicunt seperatim quod quo ad essendum ad loca predicta tempore quo superius eis imponitur quod ipsi coacti fuerunt vi et potencia predicta Iohonne Hanchach et aliis ignotis et metu mortis ibidem duct'. Absque hoc quod aliquod malum ibidem fecerunt seu fieri procuraverunt. Et hoc poterunt quod inquir' per predictam. Et inquisitam est modo legitimo per diversos inquisitions in hac parte capitas et nichil male de eis est compertum. Set quod sunt bone fame et condicionis. Et proclamacione facta prout moris est et co. et null' ven' et co. Et ideo recedent quietus. Et invenerunt pleg' seperatim Michaelem Cok Iohannem Russell de Foulmere Henricum Smyth et Henricumatte Chambre. Et ipsi Robertus et Iohannes iurati sunt paci ut moris est. Simon vicarius ecclesiae de Mildenhal alias captuti per Henricum Englyssh vicecom' Cantabregie pro suspectione insurrectionis tempore rumoris et perturbacionis et ad quermoniam Radulfi atte Wyke Esc' domini Regis in comitatu predicto pro eo quod ipse simul cum pluribus aliis malefactoribus per ipsum congregat' et modo guerrino arraiat' die veneris proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno domini Regis nunc quarto venit ad domum predicti Radulfi apud Novum Mercatum in comitatu Cantabregie et ibidem in ipsum insultum fecit et de decollacione capit' predicti Radulfi minatus fuit ac de protracionibus domorum suarum nisi ei reddidisset filiam Raduphi de Walsham apud Mildenhale per alios nuper captam et abductam per preiudicium Radulphi atte Wyke receptam ut predictus Simon' vicarius asseruit. Et qua imposicione idem Radulfus atte Wyke in nullo fuit culpabile. Et predicti vicarii continuat' malicia et iniqua voluntate sua quousque idem Radulphum per se et amicos suos finem fecit ad standum ad gratiam ipsius ad grave dampnum predicti Radulfi uxoris et famulus sue perturbacionem ac affraiacionem totius villat' manifestam in contemptum Regis et pacis pertubacionem. Et super hoc commititur prison'. Et rem' sub custod' vicecom' quousque et co. Inquisitio capta apud Cantabregiam per sacramentum Iohannis Curteys Iohannis Pipere Henrici atte Feld Iohannis Colvyle Iohannis Sharp Nicholi Potton Iohannis Watte Iohannis Cayly Iohannis Smyth Iohannis Coupere Iohannis Hadelee et Radulfi Watten qui dicunt super sacramentum suum quod die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno quarto nocte circa decimam horam Ricardus Martyn Iohannes Barbour taverner Robertus Brigham Iohannes Deye de Wyvelyngham Thomas Forbour Iohannes Russell et Ricardus Asshwell seriaunt' simul cum aliis malefactoribus venerunt ad domum Willelmi Bedell in Cantabregiam et dictam domum fregerunt et intraverunt et bona et catalla in eadem inventa abstulerunt et devastaverunt felonice. Item dicunt quod dicto die sabati circa xi horam in nocte Ricardus Asshwell Simon Hosier et Thomas Forbour cum aliis malefactoribus venerunt ad collegium Corporis Christi et clausum ibidem fregerunt et intraverunt et bona et catalla in eodem collegium inventa abstulerunt et devastaverunt. Hostia et fenestris dicti collegis fregerunt et devastaverunt felonice. Et dicunt quod die dominica proxime post festum Corporis Christi anno quarto Iohannes Reffham Thomas Litster et Iohannes filius eius procuraverunt Iohannem Hanchach et alios malefactors devastare domos Iohannis Blauncpayn. Item dicunt quod die dominica Simon Hosier Iohannes Derabouth Walterus Goldsmyth Thomas Baxster et Iohannes Dene de bonis et catallis Rogeri Harleston vendiderunt et abstulerunt. Item dicunt quod die veneris proxima post festum Corporis Christi Thomas Forbour equitavit in patriam et fuit ad mortem domini Iohannis Cavendissh. Item dicunt quod dicto die sabati proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno quarto Henricus Rande Iohannes Apelton ferour Iohannes Russell et Iohannes filius Ricardi atte Hatch coteler equitaverunt ad Iohannem Hanchach et ad alios malefactores ad Stapelmordon et ad Shengeye et de eisdem vill' asportaverunt unam calicem vestur' et co. alios pannos pro lectior' et abstulerunt equos felonice. Item dicunt quod die lune proxima post festum Corporis Christi anno supradicto Simon Hosier Iohannes Russell Iohannes Noreys Thomas Forbour Thomas Litster et Iohannes filius eius Iohannes Fulburn' skynnere cum aliis malefactoribus contra voluntatem maioris et aliorum fidelium homin' exierunt ad Bernewell et clausum Prioris de Bernewell fregerunt et arboris devastaverunt et asportaverunt. Et predicti indictati non dum capti sunt praeter Walterus Goldsmyth alias dictus Walterus Paunfeld qui captus est et in custod' vic' remanet quousque et co. Et predicti alii indictati non ven'. Ideo preceptum est vice' quod capiat predictos Ricardum Martyn Iohanem Barbour taverner Robertum Brigham Iohannem Deye de Wyvelyngham Thomam Forbour Iohannem Russell Ricardum Asshwell seriaunt Simonem Hosiere Iohannem Reeffham Thomam Litstere Iohannem filius eius Iohannem Derabouth Thomam Baxstere Iohannem Dene Henricum Rande Iohannem Apelton ferour Iohannem filius Ricardi atte Hatch coteler Iohannem Norice Iohannem Fulburn skynnere si et co. et eos salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefatis iustic' apud Cantabregiam die sabati proxima post festum Sancti Petri Advincula ad respond' domino Reg' seperatim de premissis super eos present' et co. Ad quem diem sabati vice' retornavit quod predictus Ricardus Martyn et alii non sunt inventi in balliva sua. Ideo sicut prius preceptum est vic' quod capiat eos si et co. et salvo et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum prefati iustic' apud Cantabregiam die sabati in Sancti [Bart'] proximo futuro ad respondend' domino Rege ut supra et co. Et quod vice' interim diligenter inquirat que terras [et tenementas bona] et catalla predicti indictati habent coniunctim seu divisum et co. et ea seisir' fac' in manu Regis et co. [Et inde plene] et certificet ad prefatis term' et co. Ad quem diem sabati vic' retornavit quod predicti Ricardus Martyn [et aliis supra nominat'] non fuerunt inventa in balliva sua et co. Et quo ad inquirendum et seisendum terras et tenementas [...] eorum prout superius precipitur retornavit quod Radulphus atte Wyk Esc' domini Regis diu ante recepcionem precept' sui [ea seisint] per supervisum et contrarotul' Simon' de Burgh' virtute brevis domini Reg' ad hoc ei directi prout ad [presens] sibi constar' potest. Et nichil per se ulterius inde accu' est propter temporis brevitatem et co. Et ipsi Ric' Martyn et omnes alii superius indictati solempniter exact' sunt et non ven'. Ideo precept' est vicecom' quod exigi fac' eos de comitatu in comitatu quosuque utlagent' et co. si non comperunt et co. Et si et co. tunc eos capiat et co. Et quod habeat corpora eorum coram prefat' iustic' apud Cantabregiam die mercurii proxima post festum Epiphanie' domini proximo futuro ad respondum domino Regis de premissis et co. Et predictus vic' habeat ibi tunc breve de exigend'.
Text (English translation)	Continuation of the pleas held on the above day. Cambridge. Robert de Lynton of Horseheath and John Golofre of Linton, otherwise arrested on suspicion of insurrection at the time of the disturbance and rumour, and because they were seen in the society of John Hanchach, leader of wrongdoers, at the manor of the Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England at Duxford and the house of John Sybile at Horseheath, whilst many wrongdoings with destruction of houses, were done in that place by the aforesaid John Hanchach and his company, namely on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th June. And on this they remained separately questioned and diligently examined, and they say separately that being at the aforesaid place at that time it was imposed upon them that they were coerced by force by the aforesaid John Hanchach and others unknown, and led in fear of their lives, otherwise they would not have committed these wrongs. And they will be able to inquire into this as aforesaid. And it was investigated in the proper manner by various inquisitions in these parts and no wrongs committed by them are proven. But they are of good reputation and character. And a proclamation is made as necessary, and no-one comes. Thus they withdraw acquitted, and pledges come separately: Michael Cok, John Russell of Fowlmere, Henry Smyth and Henry atte Chambre. And the same Robert and John are sworn to the peace as required. (Acquitted). Simon, vicar of Mildenhall, otherwise arrested by Henry English, sheriff of Cambridgeshire, on suspicion of insurrection during the time of the rumour and disturbance, and at the complaint of Ralph atte Wyk, king's escheator in the aforesaid county, for the reason that [Simon], with many other malefactors by him congregated and arrayed in a warlike manner, on Friday 14th June 1381, came to the house of the aforesaid Ralph at Newmarket in the county of Cambridgeshire, and insulted him, and threatened him with beheading, and destruction of his dwelling, if he did not deliver up to him the daughter of Ralph de Walsham at Mildenhall, lately abducted by others and alleged to have been received by Ralph atte Wyke, as the aforesaid Simon the vicar asserted, and of which accusation the same Ralph atte Wyke is not guilty. And the aforesaid vicar continued in his malicious and iniquitous purpose until the same Ralph and his friends paid him a fine to stand in his favour, to the great injury of Ralph, his wife and family, and manifest affright and disturbance of the whole town, and in contempt of the King's peace. And [Simon] remains under custody of the sheriff. Inquisition taken at Cambridge on the oath of John Curteys, John Pipere, Henry atte Feld, John Colvyle, John Sharp, Nicholas Potton, John Watte, John Cayly, John Smyth, John Coupere, John Hadelee, and Ralph Watten, who say upon their oath that on Saturday 15th June 1381 at about 10 o'clock at night, Richard Martyn, John Barbour, taverner, Robert Brigham, John Deye of Willingham, Thomas Forbour, John Russell and Richard Asshwell, sergeant, along with other wrongdoers, came to the house of William Bedell in Cambridge, broke into, and entered, the said house, and destroyed, or feloniously took away various goods found therein. Also they say that on the same day, at about 11 o'clock at night, Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour, came with other wrongdoers to the College of Corpus Christi, broke into and entered their close, and destroyed or took away the goods and chattels found therein, and also feloniously broke the doors and windows. Also they say that on Sunday 16th June 1381 John Reffham, Thomas Litster and John his son procured John Hanchach and other wrongdoers to lay waste the houses of John Blauncpayn. And that on the same day, Simon Hosier, John Derabouth, Walter Goldsmyth, Thomas Baxster and John Dene sold and took away the goods of Roger Harleston. And that on Friday 14th June 1381 John Forbour rode into the country, and was at the death of the Lord John Cavendish. Also that on Saturday 15th June 1381, Henry Rande, John Apelton, blacksmith, John Russell and John son of Richard atte Hatch, cutler, rode out to John Hanchach and other wrongdoers at Steeple Morden and at Shingay, and from these towns feloniously took away a chalice, vestments and other clothes for beds, and horses. Also they say that on Monday 17th June 1381, Simon Hosier, John Russell, John Noreys, Thomas Forbour, Thomas Litster, John his son and John Fulburn', skinner, along with other wrongdoers, against the will of the mayor and other faithful men, went to Bernwell, broke into the prior's close, and laid waste and carried away his trees. And those indicted above are not captured except William Goldsmyth, also called Walter Paunfeld, who remains in the custody of the sheriff. And the others indicted aforesaid do not appear. Therefore it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest the aforesaid Richard Martyn, John Barbour, taverner, Robert Brigham, John Deye of Willingham, Thomas Forbour, John Russell, Richard Asshwell, sergeant, Simon Hosiere, John Reeffham, Thomas Litstere, John his son, John Derabouth, Thomas Baxstere, John Dene, Henry Rande, John Apelton, blacksmith, John son of Richard atte Hatch, cutler, John Norice, John Fulburn, skinner, and they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 3rd August 1381 to answer to the king on the charges. On which day the sheriff returns that the aforesaid Richard Martyn and others are not found in his jurisdiction. Therefore as before it is ordered to the sheriff to arrest them, and they should appear before the justices at Cambridge on Saturday 24th August 1381 to answer to the king. And that in the meantime the sheriff is to diligently inquire into the lands, tenements, goods and chattels those indicated hold jointly or severally and to seize them into the king's hand, and this to be done openly and certified according to the aforesaid terms. On which day the sheriff returns that the aforesaid Richard Martyn and others named above are not found in his jurisdiction. Therefore in the inquiry into and seizing of his lands, tenements, goods and chattels as ordered above, it is returned that Ralph atte Wyk, king's escheator, before his recovery was ordered, seized the same under supervision of and counter-rolled by Simon de Burgh by virtue of the king's writ as necessary sent to him just as at present he is able to ascertain. And nothing of itself further than this has been done at the time of the writ. And the same Richard Martyn and all others indicted above are summoned with due process and do not appear. Thus it is ordered to the sheriff that writs of exigent and capias be issued against them from county to county, and unless they appear, they are to be outlawed. And they are to appear before the aforesaid justices at Cambridge on Wednesday 9th January 1382 to answer to the king on the charges. And the aforesaid sheriff has a writ of exigent.
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
25561	John	Apelton	Male	Smith			4365	Go to participant page
25547	Richard	Asshwell	Male	Sergeant			4360,4361	Go to participant page
25542	John	Barbour	Male	Taverner			4360	Go to participant page
25556	Thomas	Baxster	Male				4363	Go to participant page
25548	William	Bedell	Male		Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		4360	Go to participant page
25553	John	Blauncpayn	Male				4362	Go to participant page
25543	Robert	Brigham	Male				4360	Go to participant page
25536	John	Cayly	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25523	Henry	atte Chambre	Male				4358	Go to participant page
25520	Michael	Cok	Male				4358	Go to participant page
25532	John	Colvyle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25538	John	Coupere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25529	John	Curteys	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25557	John	Dene	Male				4363	Go to participant page
25554	John	Derabouth	Male				4363	Go to participant page
25544	John	Deye	Male		Willingham,Cambridgeshire		4360	Go to participant page
25525	Henry	English	Male	Sheriff	Cambridgeshire		4359	Go to participant page
25531	Henry	atte Feld	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25559	John	Forbour	Male				4364	Go to participant page
25545	Thomas	Forbour	Male				4360,4361,4366	Go to participant page
25567	John	Fulburn	Male	Skinner			4366	Go to participant page
25555	Walter	Goldsmyth	Male				4363	Go to participant page
25517	John	Golofre	Male		Linton,Chilford Hundred,Cambridgeshire		4358	Go to participant page
25539	John	Hadelee	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25518	John	Hanchach	Male				4362,4365,4358	Go to participant page
25558	Roger	Harleston	Male				4363	Go to participant page
25562	John	atte Hatch	Male	Cutler			4365	Go to participant page
25563	Richard	atte Hatch	Male				4365	Go to participant page
25549	Simon	Hosier	Male				4366,4361,4363	Go to participant page
25552	John	Litster	Male				4362,4366	Go to participant page
25551	Thomas	Litster	Male				4362,4366	Go to participant page
25516	Robert	de Lynton	Male		Horseheath,Cambridgeshire		4358	Go to participant page
25541	Richard	Martyn	Male				4360	Go to participant page
25566	John	Noreys	Male				4366	Go to participant page
25564	Ralph	de Norton	Male	Prior	Barnwell,Cambridgeshire		4366	Go to participant page
25530	John	Pipere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25534	Nicholas	Potton	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25560	Henry	Rande	Male				4365	Go to participant page
25565	Edmund	Redmedwe	Male	Mayor	Cambridge,Cambridgeshire		4366	Go to participant page
25550	John	Reffham	Male				4362	Go to participant page
25521	John	Russell	Male		Fowlmere,Cambridgeshire		4365,4358,4366,4360	Go to participant page
25533	John	Sharp	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25522	Henry	Smyth	Male				4358	Go to participant page
25537	John	Smyth	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25519	John	Sybile	Male		Horseheath,Cambridgeshire		4358	Go to participant page
25528	???	de Walsham	Female				4359	Go to participant page
25527	Ralph	de Walsham	Male				4359	Go to participant page
25535	John	Watte	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25540	Ralph	Watten	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
25526	Ralph	atte Wyk	Male	Escheator	Cambridgeshire		4359	Go to participant page
25524	Simon		Male	Vicar	Mildenhall,Suffolk		4359	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
4365	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses	The jury say that Saturday 15 June 1381, Henry Rande, John Apelton, blacksmith, John Russell and John son of Richard atte Hatch, cutler, rode out to John Hanchach and other wrongdoers at Steeple Morden and at Shingay, and from these towns feloniously took away a chalice, vestments and other clothes for beds, and horses.	Joining rebel company,Raising the commons: riding ,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
4364	John Forbour attends the death of John Cavendish	The jury say that on Friday 14 June 1381 John Forbour rode into the country, and was at the death of the Lord John Cavendish.	Raising the commons: riding ,Homicide: unspecified	Go to incidents page
4362	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn	The jury say that on Sunday 16 June 1381 John Reffham, Thomas Litster and John his son procured John Hanchach and other wrongdoers to lay waste the houses of John Blauncpayn.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
4361	Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour plunder the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge	The jury say that on Saturday 15 June 1381, at about 11 o'clock at night, Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour, came with other wrongdoers to the College of Corpus Christi, broke into and entered their close, and destroyed or took away the goods and chattels found therein, and also feloniously broke the doors and windows.	Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goods	Go to incidents page
4360	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell	The jury say that on Saturday 15 June 1381 at about 10 o'clock at night, Richard Martyn, John Barbour, taverner, Robert Brigham, John Deye of Willingham, Thomas Forbour, John Russell and Richard Asshwell, sergeant, along with other wrongdoers, came to the house of William Bedell in Cambridge, broke into, and entered, the said house, and destroyed, or feloniously took away various goods found therein.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods	Go to incidents page
4358	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach	Robert de Lynton of Horseheath and John Golofre of Linton, otherwise arrested on suspicion of insurrection at the time of the disturbance and rumour, and because they were seen in the society of John Hanchach, leader of wrongdoers, at the manor of the Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England at Duxford and the house of John Sybile at Horseheath, whilst many wrongdoings with destruction of houses, were done in that place by the aforesaid John Hanchach and his company, namely on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June 1381. They plead not guilty on grounds of coercion and are acquitted.	Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Raising the commons: forcing others to join company	Go to incidents page
4366	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell	The jury they say that on Monday 17 June 1381, Simon Hosier, John Russell, John Noreys, Thomas Forbour, Thomas Litster, John his son and John Fulburn', skinner, along with other wrongdoers, against the will of the mayor and other faithful men, went to Barnwell, broke into the prior's close, and laid waste and carried away his trees.	Trespass to land: cutting down crops or trees,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
4363	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston	The jury say that on Sunday 16 June 1381, Simon Hosier, John Derabouth, Walter Goldsmyth, Thomas Baxster and John Dene sold and took away the goods of Roger Harleston.	Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
4359	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk	Simon, vicar of Mildenhall, otherwise arrested by Henry English, sheriff of Cambridgeshire, on suspicion of insurrection during the time of the rumour and disturbance, and at the complaint of Ralph atte Wyk, king's escheator in the aforesaid county, for the reason that [Simon], with many other malefactors by him congregated and arrayed in a warlike manner, on Friday 14th June 1381, came to the house of the aforesaid Ralph at Newmarket in the county of Cambridgeshire, and insulted him, and threatened him with beheading, and destruction of his dwelling, if he did not deliver up to him the daughter of Ralph de Walsham at Mildenhall, lately abducted by others and alleged to have been received by Ralph atte Wyke, as the aforesaid Simon the vicar asserted, and of which accusation the same Ralph atte Wyke is not guilty. And the aforesaid vicar continued in his malicious and iniquitous purpose until the same Ralph and his friends paid him a fine to stand in his favour, to the great injury of Ralph, his wife and family, and manifest affright and disturbance of the whole town, and in contempt of the King's peace.	Abuse of legal procedure: false accusation,Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role
John Apelton ( 25561 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Accused
John Hanchach ( 25518 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Mentioned
John atte Hatch ( 25562 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Accused
Richard atte Hatch ( 25563 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Mentioned
Henry Rande ( 25560 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Accused
John Russell ( 25521 )	Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses (4365)	Accused
John de Cavendish ( 10740 )	John Forbour attends the death of John Cavendish (4364)	Victim
John Forbour ( 25559 )	John Forbour attends the death of John Cavendish (4364)	Accused
John Blauncpayn ( 25553 )	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn (4362)	Victim
John Hanchach ( 25518 )	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn (4362)	Mentioned
John Litster ( 25552 )	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn (4362)	Accused
Thomas Litster ( 25551 )	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn (4362)	Accused
John Reffham ( 25550 )	John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn (4362)	Accused
Richard Asshwell ( 25547 )	Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour plunder the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge (4361)	Accused
Thomas Forbour ( 25545 )	Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour plunder the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge (4361)	Accused
Simon Hosier ( 25549 )	Richard Asshwell, Simon Hosier and Thomas Forbour plunder the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge (4361)	Accused
Richard Asshwell ( 25547 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
John Barbour ( 25542 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
William Bedell ( 25548 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Victim
Robert Brigham ( 25543 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
John Deye ( 25544 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
Thomas Forbour ( 25545 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
Richard Martyn ( 25541 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
John Russell ( 25521 )	Richard Martyn and others plunder William Bedell (4360)	Accused
Henry atte Chambre ( 25523 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Mainpernor
Michael Cok ( 25520 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Mainpernor
John Golofre ( 25517 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Accused
Robert Hales ( 6778 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Victim
John Hanchach ( 25518 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Mentioned
Robert de Lynton ( 25516 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Accused
John Russell ( 25521 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Mainpernor
Henry Smyth ( 25522 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Mainpernor
John Sybile ( 25519 )	Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach (4358)	Victim
Thomas Forbour ( 25545 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
John Fulburn ( 25567 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
Simon Hosier ( 25549 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
John Litster ( 25552 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
Thomas Litster ( 25551 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
John Noreys ( 25566 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
Ralph de Norton ( 25564 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Victim
Edmund Redmedwe ( 25565 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Mentioned
John Russell ( 25521 )	Simon Hosier and others destroy trees belonging to the Prior of Barnwell (4366)	Accused
Thomas Baxster ( 25556 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Accused
John Dene ( 25557 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Accused
John Derabouth ( 25554 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Accused
Walter Goldsmyth ( 25555 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Accused
Roger Harleston ( 25558 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Victim
Simon Hosier ( 25549 )	Simon Hosier and others steal and sell the goods of Roger Harleston (4363)	Accused
Henry English ( 25525 )	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk (4359)	Sheriff
??? de Walsham ( 25528 )	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk (4359)	Mentioned
Ralph de Walsham ( 25527 )	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk (4359)	Mentioned
Ralph atte Wyk ( 25526 )	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk (4359)	Victim
Simon ( 25524 )	Simon vicar of Mildenhall threatens Ralph atte Wyk (4359)	Accused