[The jurors] also say that Alice Upton, on Monday next after the foresaid feast, in the foresaid year (17th June, 1381), took 13s. 4d. from Thomas Kenefeld, by the threats of John Upton and Richard his brother, and so to save his life, he paid the said money.
John Upton takes false seisin of the house of John Mareys, vicar of Waltham
[The jurors] also say that the said John Upton, the brother, on the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula (2nd August), in the foresaid year, falsely and maliciously broke into the close of John Mareys, Vicar of the church of Waltham, at Waltham, and took false seisin, and threatened the life of the said Vicar.
John Upton takes false seisin of the house of John Salkyn
[The jurors] also say that the foresaid John Upton broke the close of John Salkyn, at Waltham, and there took false seisin, and cut down and carried away the hedges growing there.
