Simon 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.
Walter Tiler pursues John Holkham and threatens William, parson of Thursford and William de Wilbeye
[The jurors] also say that a certain Walter Tiler came and gathered himself a society raised (in rebellion) and led them to the dwelling of lord William, parson of Thursford on Monday 17th June 1381 to search for and pursue John Holkham, king's justice, and from his dwelling they rode to the manor of William de Wilbeye pursuing the said John in order to kill him, and because of the aforesaid John the said William and William [...] were threatened.
