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Participant

First nameNicholas
Last nameGlovere
GenderMale
DomicileLittle Walsingham,Norfolk
SourceTNA KB 9/166/1 m. 74

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
3033Simon de Goseberekirke, Walter Souter, Nicholas Glovere and William Quyltere despoil John atte Mille and Robert HoreAnd that Simon de Goseberekirke of South Creake, Walter Souter of Little Walsingham, Nicholas Glovere of the same, recently dwelling in King's Lynn, and William Quyltere dwelling in Houghton, with others unknown were at Wighton, and despoiled John atte Mille and Robert Hore of their goods in the said recent uprising, and were common trespassers riding in the county, and were in the same way at the house of John de Holkham to search for the said John, and at the house of William de Wilbeye in the same way, and threatened his life at night, and were at the house of William, parson of Thursford, to search for and kill the aforesaid John de Holkham, against the peace and king's crown etc.Wighton,Norfolk; Thursford,NorfolkAccusedView Incident page
3115Simon Gosberkyrke and Nicholas Glovere threaten and take a fine from William de Wilbeye[The jurors] also say that Simon Gosberkerke of South Creake and Nicholas Glovere staying in Little Walsingham were at Hindringham by night at the dwelling of William de Wilbeye and threatened him with the society raised (in rebellion), for fear of which threats he made a fine with them of £3 on Tuesday 25th June 1381.Hindringham,NorfolkAccusedView Incident page
3269Henry Shareman and others search for John de Holkham and threaten William WilbeyeAnd that Henry Shareman of Little Walsingham, Simon Cook of the same, Walter Souter of the same, Nicholas Glovere of the same and Thomas de Banham of the same, tailor, did similarly, and were at the house of William, parson of Thursford, to search for and seize John de Holkham, and were at the house of William Wilbeye by night and threatened his life unless he made a fine of 40 s., and they were common riders and plunderers against the peace etc.Thursford,NorfolkAccusedView Incident page

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