Also, [the jurors] say that William Prowde, Thomas Bodesdenn, Stephen de Repton, John Henwode, Alexander Bakere, William
Fax, Gregory Egethorn, Thomas Adam, Adam Rolf, of Merseham, made insurrection against our Lord the King, and his people, on the day and year abovesaid, and feloniously entered the manor of John Brode, of Mersham, and feloniously
destroyed the Escheat Roll of our Lord the King, and of the receipt of the subsidy of three groats [grossi] granted to our
Lord the King, when the foresaid John was escheator.
[The jurors] also say that John Styvenache made insurrection against our Lord the King, and his people, and by cause and under colour of the insurrection, together with Agnes, his wife, entered into a tenement of John Brode, at Mersham, in a place called Quarrington, on Monday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity (10th June, 1381), as above, and feloniously took and carried away the goods and chattels of the foresaid John against the peace of our Lord the King.
