Robert de Lynton and John Golofre in company of John Hanchach
Robert de Lynton of Horseheath and John Golofre of Linton, otherwise arrested on suspicion of insurrection at the time of the disturbance and rumour, and because they were seen in the society of John Hanchach, leader of wrongdoers, at the manor of the Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England at Duxford and the house of John Sybile at Horseheath, whilst many wrongdoings with destruction of houses, were done in that place by the aforesaid John Hanchach and his company, namely on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 June 1381. They plead not guilty on grounds of coercion and are acquitted.
John Reffham and others procure John Hanchach to destroy the houses of John Blauncpayn
The jury say that on Sunday 16 June 1381 John Reffham, Thomas Litster and John his son procured John Hanchach and other wrongdoers to lay waste the houses of John Blauncpayn.
Henry Rande and others ride with John Hanchach and steal goods and horses
The jury say that Saturday 15 June 1381, Henry Rande, John Apelton, blacksmith, John Russell and John son of Richard atte Hatch, cutler, rode out to John Hanchach and other wrongdoers at Steeple Morden and at Shingay, and from these towns feloniously took away a chalice, vestments and other clothes for beds, and horses.
