John Jenour and Adam Rogges attack the property of Robert Asshefeld
[The jurors] also say that John Jenour and Adam Rogges, congregators and maintainers at the time of the rising, in a warlike manner and against the dignity of the crown feloniously and treacherously entered the close and houses of Robert Asshefeld at Battisford, namely on Saturday 15th June 1381 and there they feloniously plundered and carried off pans, linen, wool, sheep, cows, horses and other goods and chattels worth 100 marks of the said Robert at Battisford.
[The jurors] also say that Adam Rogges, bailiff of the manor of Aldham, chief congregator and supporter at the time of the rising, in a warlike manner and against the dignity of the crown, came feloniously and fraudulently with many others unknown to the village of Battisford, namely on Saturday 15th June 1381 and there he broke into and tore apart the close and houses of Robert Asshefeld and feloniously plundered and carried away goods and chattels, namely sheep, cows, horses and wool, and other goods and chattels worth £40.
