John Listere, John Barkere and Robert atte Moor join Geoffrey Listere and make complaints against William, parson of Thursford
[The jurors] also say that John Listere of Binham, John Barkere of the same and Robert atte Moor of Binham on Friday 21st June 1381 went to Thorpe Market to the aforesaid Geoffrey Listere and his society, rising up against the peace and in prejudice of the king's crown, and there they placed bills and made their complaints, by the wickedness of the said Geoffrey and his associates, against William, parson of the church of Thursford, and other of the king's subjects, in order to have vengeance against them, to the highest disturbance of the aforesaid William and many other of the king's faithful subjects.
John Listere, John Barkere and Robert atte Moor ask for Geoffrey Listere's help in burning documents of the Prior of Binham
[The jurors] also say that the aforesaid John Listere, John Barkere and Robert atte Moor, on the Friday and the fourth year aforesaid, came to the aforesaid village of Thorpe Market to the aforesaid Geoffrey Listere and his associates and they obtained from him and requested from him help that he send them a certain society to burn and consume by fire all rolls belonging to the Prior of Binham.
