Order that William Hunt be discharged of £29 formerly belonging to Ralph atte Croft, rebel
Surrey. Order that William Hunt, valet of the King's chamber, should be discharged of the £29 demanded from him by the sheriff of Surrey, formerly the property of Ralph atte Croft, indicted for felonies and treasons and forfeited to the King for flight, as the sum was delivered to William de Pakynton, keeper of the wardrobe of the King's household.
Ralph atte Croft incites rebellion at North Lambeth
Ralph atte Croft, on Friday 15 June 1381, was the first to rouse the people at North Lambeth in the aforesaid county to rise up against the lord king and his peace. And that a certain Thomas Taillour came spontaneously and purely of his own free will to the same Ralph there; which Ralph and Thomas rose up there in the aforesaid form with many unknown people of their faction.
