Thomas Hulp raises the commons against John de Pargrave
The jurors say upon their oath that Thomas Hulp of Sporle, on Tuesday 18th June 1381, caused the whole of the hundred of South Greenhoe to rise up against John de Pargrave, so that the aforesaid John de Pargrave fled the country in fear of his life, against the king's peace.
Hugo Bulwer plunders John de Pargrave and Thomas Clog
They also say that Hugo Bulwer of Caston was a common plunderer at the house of John de Pargrave at Palgrave and at the house of Thomas Clog, chaplain, at Kempstone, of goods and chattels worth £20, against the king's peace at the time of the rising.
Thomas de Gyssyngge leads Hugo Bulwer to plunder John de Pargrave and Thomas Clog
They also say that Thomas son of Thomas de Gyssyngge was the leader of the same Hugo at the said houses, against the peace etc. at the time of the rising.
