A. Réville, Le Soulèvement des Travailleurs d'Angleterre en 1381 (Paris, 1898), p. 230 - 31 (no. 104)
Text in Original Language
... indictatus et fugitivus pro diversis prodicionibus et feloniis in quadam insurrection factis die mercurii in vigilia Corporis Christi ...
Text (English translation)
Escheator inquisition, Charing, Tuesday after St Catherine 5 Ric II (26 Nov 1381) ... John Warner of Smarden, indicted, and then fled, for several acts of high treason and felonies in the recent insurrection on Wednesday at the eve of Corpus Christi (12 June 1381) ... goods and livestock worth £ 3 16 s. 4 d.; land yields profit of 6 s. a year.
Robert Stoneford of Smarden, indicted of the same crimes and then fled, goods and livestock worth 31 s. 8 d.; no land
John Bryce of Headcorn, indicted and then fled [as above], goods worth 10 s.; no land.
General Information
Réville misspells the name of John Warner as John Warden.
