The jurors present that Richard Bray of Framingham Earl and others came on Monday 17th June 1381 and feloniously broke into the houses of Henry Lumenour in Norwich and feloniously and furtively took a barrel of 'astero' worth 40 s. they found in the same [houses] and carried it away.
Henry de Berton plunders Henry Lumnour and damages his trees
Also they present that Henry de Berton of Norwich, currier , likewise came with others at the aforesaid day and year [17th June 1381] to Norwich and feloniously broke into the houses of the aforesaid Henry Lumnour in Norwich and feloniously and furtively took and carried away goods and chattels of the same Henry, namely woollen and linen cloths worth 100 s., and also he lopped off and cut down apple and pear trees, vines and other trees which were growing in the said Henry's garden.
