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Participant

First nameRichard
Last nameBarbour
GenderMale
DomicileMaidstone,Kent
SourceTNA CP 40/490 mm. 458-458d

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
2639Confession of John Cote re. night of 30 September 1381(Flaherty, 1861, item III). John Cote confessed that on night of 30 September 1381 he and Hardyng and 25 others, with other unknown malefactors congregated at Boughton Hegh near Melkhous and made insurrection, in that they plotted to force the king to confirm all liberties and pardons lately demanded at Mile End, on pain of death. He acknowledged that strangers from the north had related that John Duke of Lancaster had made all his natives free, and this being so, the aforesaid malefactors plotted to make him king. Cote became approver, and appealed the aforesaid malefactors of this felony and treason.Boughton Mount,KentAccusedView Incident page
2863Attack on property of John, Duke of Lancaster (palace of Savoy)John, King of Castile and Leon and Duke of Lancaster. Forced entry of his close in the parish of St Mary-le-Strand, Middlesex (palace of the Savoy). Goods and chattels worth £10,000, charters and muniments, and buildings burnt. Goods worth £10,000 taken and carried away. St Mary-le-Strand,Middlesex; Savoy Palace,MiddlesexAccusedView Incident page
4309Richard de Burleye v. Roger Dengele and others re. attack on property at St Mary le StrandRichard de Burleye, knight, by Hugh Womewell, his attorney, appeared against Roger Dengele et al concerning a plea, whereby, by force and arms, they took and carried away the goods and chattels of the same Richard de Burleye to the value of £500, found at the parish of St Mary le Strand without the bar of the New Temple, London, and [inflicted] other outrages, etc, to the serious damage, etc, against the peace, etc. St Mary-le-Strand,MiddlesexAccusedView Incident page

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