Henry Shareman and others search for John de Holkham and threaten William Wilbeye
And 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.
Walter Teler rises up and tells the rebels of the whereabouts of John de Holkham
And that Walter Teler, dwelling in Kettlestone, was a chief instigator in the uprising in the area of Walsingham, and rode to the great society and also to Walsingham to tell the company there that John de Holkam would be at the house of William, parson of Thursford, and he was a common plunderer and leader of men against the peace etc.
