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Type	Indictment by jury
Unique Identifying Text	TNA KB 9/43 m. 12
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Kent
Published source (may be more than one)	Powell and Trevelyan, 1899, pp. 8-9
Text in Original Language	Hundredum de Maideston. Item Inquisitio capta coram domine Thoma Holand comite Kancie apud Maidenstane die Iovis proxima post festum Sanctorum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli anno regni regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quinto per sacramentum Alani Deghere Simoni Halle Iohannis Gravesend Willelmi Hieibe Iohannis Payard Iohannis Rook Thomae Bounde Ricardi Barbur Iohannis Palmere Iohannis Rowe Thomae Game et Gilberti Horn iurati qui dicunt super sacramentum suum quod Hugo Moneye de Thorneham die Veneris in septimania Pentecosten anno quarto regni regis supradicti venit ad domum Willelmi Topclyve in Maidenstan apud la Mote domumque predictam burgavit certa bona et catalla ipsius Willelmi asportavit ad valenciam x. li. Item dicunt quod idem Hugo est communis latronis. Item quod Robertus Glovere de Strode et unus Dierlyng de Chalk barbur burgaverunt similiter edificia ipsius Willelmi ibidem die et anno supradictis burgaverunt et unum Hawbericum i target i lanceam i arcum ii garbas sagittarum ibidem ceperunt et deinde asportaverunt et co. Et quod Iohannes Modele de Roffense chaundeler venit ad domum ipsius Willelmi ibidem die et anno supradictis et deinde certa bona et catalla et co. asportavit vasaque de vini eiusdem Willelmi fregit et co. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Breme de comitatu Bedeford et manens in Maidenstane per dietas et burgavit edificia predicti Willelmi et Nicholi Heryng apud ffotescraye die predicto et die Sabbati proxima tunc sequente certa bona et catalla deinde cepit et asportavit et co. Et quod Andreas Poyntel de Maidenstane et Willelmus Taborer de eadem die at anno supradictis burgaverunt edificia predictorum Willelmi ibidem et Nicholi in locis supradictis et ibidem certa bona et catalla [...] ceperunt et asportaverunt et co. Item dicunt quod Thomas Newman sutoris et Iohannis nuper famulus Iohannis Tomes de Maidestan sutoris die et anno supradictis burgaverunt edificia predictorum Willelmi et Nicholi in locis supradictis et ibidem certa bona et catalla ceperunt et asportaverunt et co. Item dicunt quod Thomas Aldreman de Maidenstane confederatus cum [Hugone, deleted] Andrei Poyntel in crastino Sancte Trinitatis anno quarto regni regis predicti ad domum Iohannis Godwot apud Borden cepit ancerem caponem et gallinam et deinde asportavit et edificia Iohannis Tebbe apud Cantuariam et alibi burgavit et co. Item dicunt quod Robertus Cosyn Webbe manens cum Egidiu Auncel de Maidenstane die et anno supradictis burgavit edificia predictorum Willelmi Topclyve et Nicholi Hieryng in loco supradicto et co. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Merymouth de Stokeby skynner fuit communis perturbator pacis domini Regis et fuit unus manutentor malefactorum et minavit Thomam Holte subvicecomitatum Kancie quousque sacramentum suum domino Regis illius comitatu praestit et co. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Barbur de Newenton in crastino Sancte Trinitatis anno quarto regni regis predicti intravit domum Thome Holt apud Cantuariam et edificia sua burgavit diversa bona et catalla ipsius Thomae dispoliavit et co. contra pacem domini Regis. Et similiter unum famulus Thome cum quoddam baculo ibidem percussit et co. Item dicunt quod Sampson Halstede de Maidenstan apicor die supradicto venit ad domum Nicholi Heryng et ibidem unum Jakke dubblet furratus furtive cepit et alia bona et catalla [...] asportavit et co. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Sampson senior (cognovit) et Nicholus Baret de Maidenstane fuerunt ad domum Nicholi Heryng die et anno supradictis et edificia sua ibidem burgaverunt et detractaverunt. Item dicunt quod Willelmus Shepere de Maidenstane [...] post festum Sancte Trinitatis anno quarto regni regis predicti cepit Londonia i equum griseum nuper Simonis Archiepiscopis Cantuariae ibidem [...] instan' superequitavit et co. Et quod Henricus Maas de ffotescraye et Walterus Bochier de Maidenstane [...] manutentores malefactorum levaverunt ad domum Willelmi Topclyve et Nicholi Heryng in locis supradictis et alibi et edificia sua contra pacem domini Regis burgaverunt et detractaverunt. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Newhows de Thorneham die lune in crastino Sancte Trinitatis anno quarto regni regis predicti burgavit domum Henrici Somenour de Bocton iuxta Ospringe et detractavit et co. Item quod Robertus Baker de Derteford die veneris et Sabbati in Septimania Pentecost anno supradicto fuit unus mantentor malefactorum et perturbatorum pacis domini Regis et coegit homines de Maidenstane burgare edificia Willelmi Topclyve et Nicholi Heryng in locis supradictis et co. [Item dicunt quod Willelmus Pokenaye de Therneham ... die Lune ..., deleted]. Item dicunt quod Ricardus Ropere de Berghsted fuit unus illorum qui interfecit Iohannem Tebbe de Cantuaria. Item dicunt quod Iohannes Telye de Bexele cumque intravit manerium Thome ffoge chivaler apud Toneford et ibidem cepit i equum baye i furram albi ermyn pro i slopere et i ulnas panni de skarlete et i camil uxoris dicti Thome et deinde illa bona asportavit et co. Item dicunt quod Iulia uxor Ricardi Pouchere de Maydestane venit die martis proxima post festum Sancte Trinitatis anno quarto regni regis predicti obviandum hominibus Cantuariae et comitatu de Estsex eo habuerunt levato [...] Alanus Deghere custodes gaole de Maidenstane et Iohannem Graye serviens suum ut ipsi inducit illa de predictis Alano et Iohanne per quod habendo predicti manutentores et malefactors prostraverunt gaolam predictam et detractaverunt similiter minando domum ipsius Alani ad prostravere et detractandere. Et ut [...] morte punirent' quosque Alani manutentore et perturbatore pacis dicti domini Regis fecit finem videlicet Iohannes Hales de Mallyng [...] malefactor et perturbator pacis dicti domini Regis. Et quod eadem Iulia fuit conscensciens et abettens Simon [...]worth et Iohanne Cerscine prisonis in gaola de Maidenstane liberandos et tradendos illius vobis ut ipsi vincula [...]erent [...] de gaola predicta recederunt. Et sic contigit quod predicti prisones fugerunt ad gaolae capellum [...] anno regni regis predicti. Item dicunt quod Iohannes [Rameseye de Bexele fuit unius manutentore et pertubatore(?) burgavit ... apud Maidenstane et Cantuariam et co. Item dicunt quod Iohannes [...] abettens hominibus de Derteford ut ipsi burgaverunt et detractaverunt edificia Willelmi Topclyve apud la Tour in Schep et Lynton et sua mala comitiva venerunt ad domum Iohannis Maister senior apud Lodelynton [...] detractisse edificia predicti Iohannis ob causam habuisse de predicto Iohanne xvi acras terrae quas per xxx [...] Robertus Senyng propter dicti Rob' dedit dictum Iohannem in maritagium cum filia sua. Sic quod dictus Iohannes [...] que dicto Roberto et [...] mala comitiva morare in domo suo pro timore mortis ad dampnum c. s. Item dicunt quod Walterus Tylere de Colchestre Iohannes Abel de Derteford Iohannes Hales et Willelmus Apouldre de Mallyng et Willelmus Heneke fuerunt primi manutentores malefactorum et perturbatorum pacis dicti domini Regis et ceteri plures [...] per iurati supradicti ignorant [...].
Text (English translation)	Hundred of Maidstone Inquisition held at Maidstone on the 4th July 1381 before Thomas Holand earl of Kent by oath of Alan Deghere, Simon Halle, John Gravesend, William Hieibe, John Payard, John Rook, Thomas Bounde, Richard Barbur, John Palmere, John Rowe, Thomas Game and Gilbert Horn, who say that Hugo Moneye of Thurnham on 7th June 1381 went to the house of William Topclyve in Maidstone at la Mote and burgled the house and took goods and chattels worth £10. They say that the same Hugo is a common thief. Robert Glovere of Strood and one Dierlyng de Chalk, barber, similarly burgled the buildings of the said William on the same day, and took and carried away a hauberk, a target, a lance, a bow and two sheaves of arrows. John Modele of Rochester, chandler, went to the house of the said William on the same day and then carried away and broke certain goods and chattels belonging to him and broke wine-barrels of the said William. John Breme of the county of Bedfordshire and staying in Maidstone from day to day burgled the buildings of William and Nicholas Heryng at Foots Cray on 8th June and took and carried away certain goods and chattels. Andrew Poyntel of Maidstone and William Taborer of Maidstone on the same day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William and Nicholas in the place aforesaid and took and carried away certain goods and chattels. Thomas Newman, shoemaker, and John lately servant of John Tomes of Maidstone, shoemaker on the aforesaid day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William and Nicholas in the place aforesaid and took and carried away certain goods and chattels. Thomas Aldreman of Maidstone associate of Andrew Poyntel on 10th June 1381 went to the house of John Godwot at Borden and took geese, capons and hens, and also burgled the house of John Tebbe at Canterbury. Robert Cosyn, weaver, staying with Giles Auncel of Maidstone on the aforesaid day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng in the aforementioned place. John Merymouth of Stockbury, skinner, was a common disturber of the king's peace and was one of the supporters of the wrongdoers, and threatened Thomas Holte under-sheriff of Kent, until he swore an oath to the king and that company. John Barbur of Newington on 10th June entered the house of Thomas Holte at Canterbury and burgled and dispoiled various goods and chattels and struck Thomas with a staff. Sampson Halsted of Maidstone, spicer, on the aforesaid day went to the house of Nicholas Heryng and furtively took a 'Jakke' doublet lined with fur and carried away other goods and chattels. John Sampson senior (confessed) and Nicholas Baret of Maidstone were at the house of Nicholas Heryng on the day aforesaid and burgled it and tore it down. William Shepere of Maidstone [dated after Trinity but full date illegible] took a grey horse lately belonging to Simon Archbishop of Canterbury [and rode it straight to Maidstone]. Henry Maas of Foots Cray and Walter Bochier of Maidstone were supporters of the wrongdoers and rose at the houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng and elsewhere and burgled and tore down their buildings against the king's peace. John Newhows of Thurnham on 10th June 1381 burgled the house of Henry Somenour of Boughton under Blean and tore it down. Robert Bakere of Dartford on 7th and 8th June 1381 was one of the supporters of the wrongdoers and disturbers of the king's peace and gathered together men of Maidstone to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng in the aforesaid locations. Richard Ropere of Bearsted was one of those who killed John Tebbe at Canterbury. John Telye of Bexley entered the manor of Thomas Foge, knight, at Tonford and took from him a bay horse, a white ermine fur for an outer garment, one ell of scarlet cloth and cameline [luxury fabric] belonging to Thomas's wife, and carried these goods away. Julia wife of Richard Pouchere of Maidstone went on 11th June 1381 to meet with men of Canterbury and of the county of Essex who had arisen [...] Alan Deghere keeper of Maidstone gaol and John Graye his servant so that they led them from the said Alan and John by which the said sustainers and wrongdoers threw down and destroyed the said gaol, similarly threatening to throw down and destroy the house of Alan himself. And so [....] to punish by death until Alan made a fine with the said maintainer and disturber of the peace viz. John Hales of Malling [...] wrongdoer and disturber of the peace of the said lord King. And that the said Julia consented and assisted in freeing and delivering from their chains Simon [...]worth and John Cerscine prisoners in Maidstone gaol so that they escaped from the gaol. John Ramsey de Bexley was a maintainer and disturber [of the peace] and he burgled [...] in Maidstone and Canterbury. John [...] abetted by the men of Dartford burgled and tore down the buildings of William Topclyve at the Tower in Sheppey and Linton and his evil company went to the house of John Maister senior of Loddington [...] to tear down the buildings of the said John because he had from the said John sixteen acres of land which for 30 [...] William Senyng gave to the said John on account of the marriage of the said Robert with his daughter. The said John [...] to said Robert and [...] the evil company to stay in his house for fear of death to damage of one hundred shillings. Walter Tyler of Colchester, John Abel of Dartford, John Hales and William Apouldre of Malling and William Heneke were the first maintainers of wrongdoers and disturbers of the peace of the said lord King together with many others whose names the aforesaid jurors do not know. [dorse] Indictments taken at Maidstone
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People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
6597	John	Abel	Male		Dartford,Kent		2713	Go to participant page
6568	Thomas	Aldreman	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2697	Go to participant page
6599	William	Apouldre	Male		East Malling,Kent		2713	Go to participant page
6572	Giles	Auncel	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2698	Go to participant page
6584	Robert	Bakere	Male		Dartford,Kent		2706	Go to participant page
6575	John	Barbur	Male		Newington,Kent		2700	Go to participant page
6552	Richard	Barbur	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6578	Nicholas	Baret	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2702	Go to participant page
6581	Walter	Bochier	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2704	Go to participant page
6551	Thomas	Bound	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6562	John	Breme	Male		Bedfordshire		2694	Go to participant page
6592	John	Cerscine	Male	Prisoner	Maidstone,Kent		2710	Go to participant page
6560	Dierlyng	de Chalk	Male	Barber			2692	Go to participant page
6571	Robert	Cosyn	Male	Weaver			2698	Go to participant page
6545	Alan	Deghere	Male	Keeper of Maidstone Gaol	Maidstone,Kent	Juror	2709	Go to participant page
6587	Thomas	Foge	Male		Tonford Farm,Thanington Without,Kent		2708	Go to participant page
6555	Thomas	Game	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6559	Robert	Glovere	Male		Strood,Kent		2692	Go to participant page
6569	John	Godwot	Male		Borden,Kent		2697	Go to participant page
6547	John	Gravesende	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6589	John	Graye	Male	Servant			2709	Go to participant page
6590	John	Hales	Male		East Malling,Kent		2713,2709	Go to participant page
6546	Simon	Halle	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6576	Sampson	Halsted	Male	Spicer	Maidstone,Kent		2701	Go to participant page
6600	William	Heneke	Male				2713	Go to participant page
6563	Nicholas	Heryng	Male		Foots Cray,Ruxley Hundred,Kent		2695,2696,2698,2694,2704,2706,2702,2701	Go to participant page
6548	William	Hieibe	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6574	Thomas	Holte	Male	Under-sheriff of Kent	Canterbury,Kent		2700,2699	Go to participant page
6556	Gilbert	Horn	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6580	Henry	Maas	Male		Foots Cray,Ruxley Hundred,Kent		2704	Go to participant page
6594	John	Maister	Male		Loddington,Kent		2712	Go to participant page
6573	John	Merymouth	Male	Skinner	Stockbury,Kent		2699	Go to participant page
6561	John	Modele	Male	Chandler	Rochester,Kent		2693	Go to participant page
6557	Hugo	Moneye	Male		Thurnham,Kent		2691	Go to participant page
6582	John	Newhows	Male		Thurnham,Kent		2705	Go to participant page
6566	Thomas	Newman	Male	Shoemaker			2696	Go to participant page
6553	John	Palmere	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6549	John	Payard	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6588	Julia	Pouchere	Female		Maidstone,Kent		2710,2709	Go to participant page
6564	Andrew	Poyntel	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2695,2697	Go to participant page
6593	John	Ramsey	Male		Bexley,Ruxley Hundred,Kent		2711	Go to participant page
6550	John	Rook	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6585	Richard	Ropere	Male		Bearsted,Kent		2707	Go to participant page
6554	John	Rowe	Male			Juror		Go to participant page
6577	John	Sampson	Male				2702	Go to participant page
6595	William	Senyng	Male				2712	Go to participant page
6579	William	Shepere	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2703	Go to participant page
6583	Henry	Somenour	Male		Boughton under Blean,Kent		2705	Go to participant page
6565	William	Taborer	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2695	Go to participant page
6570	John	Tebbe	Male		Canterbury,Kent		2707,2697	Go to participant page
6586	John	Telye	Male		Bexley,Ruxley Hundred,Kent		2708	Go to participant page
6558	William	Topclyve	Male		Maidstone,Kent		2691,2712,2706,2696,2694,2698,2693,2692,2704,2695	Go to participant page
6596	Walter	Tyler	Male		Colchester,Essex		2713	Go to participant page
6591	Simon	[...]worth	Male	Prisoner	Maidstone,Kent		2710	Go to participant page
6567	John		Male	Servant	Maidstone,Kent		2696	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
2695	Andrew Poyntel and William Taborer steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381	Andrew Poyntel of Maidstone and William Taborer of Maidstone on the same day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William and Nicholas in the place aforesaid and took and carried away certain goods and chattels.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2712	Attack on property of William Topclyve at Sheppey and Linton; extortion of John Maister senior [partly illegible]	John [...] abetted by the men of Dartford burgled and tore down the buildings of William Topclyve at the Tower in Sheppey and Linton and his evil company went to the house of John Maister senior of Loddington [...] to tear down the buildings of the said John because he had from the said John sixteen acres of land which for 30 [...] William Senyng gave to the said John on account of the marriage of the said Robert with his daughter. The said John [...] to said Robert and [...] the evil company to stay in his house for fear of death to damage of one hundred shillings.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
2704	Henry Maas and Walter Bochier burgle and tear down houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng	Henry Maas of Foots Cray and Walter Bochier of Maidstone were supporters of the wrongdoers and rose at the houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng and elsewhere and burgled and tore down their buildings against the king's peace.	Joining rebel company,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2691	Hugo Moneye steals goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381	Hugo Moneye of Thurnham on 7th June 1381 went to the house of William Topclyve in Maidstone at la Mote and burgled the house and took goods and chattels worth £10. They [the jurors] say that the same Hugo is a common thief.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2700	John Barbur burgles and assaults Thomas Holte, 10 June 1381	John Barbur of Newington on 10th June entered the house of Thomas Holte at Canterbury and burgled and dispoiled various goods and chattels and struck Thomas with a staff.	Trespass to person: battery,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2694	John Breme steals goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381	John Breme of the county of Bedfordshire and staying in Maidstone from day to day burgled the buildings of William and Nicholas Heryng at Foots Cray on 8th June and took and carried away certain goods and chattels.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2699	John Merymouth threatens Thomas Holte, under-sheriff of Kent	John Merymouth of Stockbury, skinner, was a common disturber of the king's peace and was one of the supporters of the wrongdoers, and threatened Thomas Holte under-sheriff of Kent, until he swore an oath to the king and that company.	Trespass to person: threats,Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
2693	John Modele steals and destroys goods belonging to William Topclyve, 7 June 1381	John Modele of Rochester, chandler, went to the house of the said William on the same day and then carried away and broke certain goods and chattels belonging to him and broke wine-barrels of the said William.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to chattels: destruction of goods,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2705	John Newhows burgles and tears down house of Henry Somenour, 10 June 1381	John Newhows of Thurnham on 10th June 1381 burgled the house of Henry Somenour of Boughton under Blean and tore it down.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
2711	John Ramsey burgles houses in Maidstone and Canterbury	John Ramsey of Bexley was a maintainer and disturber [of the peace] and he burgled [...] in Maidstone and Canterbury.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2702	John Sampson senior and Nicholas Baret burgle and tear down house of Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381	John Sampson senior (confessed) and Nicholas Baret of Maidstone were at the house of Nicholas Heryng on the day aforesaid and burgled it and tore it down.	Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Larceny: theft of goods	Go to incidents page
2708	John Telye steals livestock and goods from Sir Thomas Foge	John Telye of Bexley entered the manor of Thomas Foge, knight, at Tonford and took from him a bay horse, a white ermine fur for an outer garment, one ell of scarlet cloth and cameline [luxury fabric] belonging to Thomas's wife, and carried these goods away.	Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of livestock,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2710	Julia Pouchere frees prisoners from Maidstone Gaol	And that the said Julia consented and assisted in freeing and delivering from their chains Simon [...]worth and John Cerscine prisoners in Maidstone gaol so that they escaped from the gaol.	Escape from prison,Breach of prison	Go to incidents page
2709	Julia Pouchere involved in the destruction of Maidstone Gaol [partly illegible]	Julia wife of Richard Pouchere of Maidstone went on 11th June 1381 to meet with men of Canterbury and of the county of Essex who had arisen [...] Alan Deghere keeper of Maidstone gaol and John Graye his servant so that they led them from the said Alan and John by which the said sustainers and wrongdoers threw down and destroyed the said gaol, similarly threatening to throw down and destroy the house of Alan himself. And so [....] to punish by death until Alan made a fine with the said maintainer and disturber of the peace viz. John Hales of Malling [...] wrongdoer and disturber of the peace of the said lord King.	Joining rebel company,Breach of prison,Trespass to person: extortion,Trespass to person: threats,Trespass to land: throwing down of house	Go to incidents page
2707	Richard Ropere involved in killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury	Richard Ropere of Bearsted was one of those who killed John Tebbe at Canterbury.	Homicide: unspecified	Go to incidents page
2706	Robert Bakere incites men to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 7 & 8 June 1381	Robert Bakere of Dartford on 7th and 8th June 1381 was one of the supporters of the wrongdoers and disturbers of the king's peace and gathered together men of Maidstone to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng in the aforesaid locations.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses,Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
2698	Robert Cosyn steals from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381	Robert Cosyn, weaver, staying with Giles Auncel of Maidstone on the aforesaid day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng in the aforementioned place.	Larceny: unspecified,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2692	Robert Glovere and Dierlyng de Chalk steal goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381	Robert Glovere of Strood and one Dierlyng de Chalk, barber, similarly burgled the buildings of the said William on the same day, and took and carried away a hauberk, a target, a lance, a bow and two sheaves of arrows.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2701	Sampson Halsted steals from Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381	Sampson Halsted of Maidstone, spicer, on the aforesaid day went to the house of Nicholas Heryng and furtively took a 'Jakke' doublet lined with fur and carried away other goods and chattels.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2697	Thomas Aldreman steals livestock from John Godwot and goods from John Tebbe, 10 June 1381	Thomas Aldreman of Maidstone associate of Andrew Poyntel on 10th June 1381 went to the house of John Godwot at Borden and took geese, capons and hens, and also burgled the house of John Tebbe at Canterbury.	Larceny: theft of goods,Larceny: theft of livestock,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2696	Thomas Newman and John servant of John Tomes steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381	Thomas Newman, shoemaker, and John lately servant of John Tomes of Maidstone, shoemaker on the aforesaid day burgled the buildings of the aforesaid William and Nicholas in the place aforesaid and took and carried away certain goods and chattels.	Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses	Go to incidents page
2713	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising	Walter Tyler of Colchester, John Abel of Dartford, John Hales and William Apouldre of Malling and William Heneke were the first maintainers of wrongdoers and disturbers of the peace of the said lord King together with many others whose names the aforesaid jurors do not know.	Joining rebel company	Go to incidents page
2703	William Shepere steals Simon Sudbury's horse	William Shepere of Maidstone [dated after Trinity but full date illegible] took a grey horse lately belonging to Simon Archbishop of Canterbury [and rode it straight to Maidstone].	Larceny: theft of livestock	Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Andrew Poyntel and William Taborer steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2695)	Victim
Andrew Poyntel ( 6564 )	Andrew Poyntel and William Taborer steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2695)	Accused
William Taborer ( 6565 )	Andrew Poyntel and William Taborer steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2695)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Andrew Poyntel and William Taborer steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2695)	Victim
John Maister ( 6594 )	Attack on property of William Topclyve at Sheppey and Linton; extortion of John Maister senior [partly illegible] (2712)	Victim
William Senyng ( 6595 )	Attack on property of William Topclyve at Sheppey and Linton; extortion of John Maister senior [partly illegible] (2712)	Mentioned
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Attack on property of William Topclyve at Sheppey and Linton; extortion of John Maister senior [partly illegible] (2712)	Victim
Walter Bochier ( 6581 )	Henry Maas and Walter Bochier burgle and tear down houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng (2704)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Henry Maas and Walter Bochier burgle and tear down houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng (2704)	Victim
Henry Maas ( 6580 )	Henry Maas and Walter Bochier burgle and tear down houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng (2704)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Henry Maas and Walter Bochier burgle and tear down houses of William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng (2704)	Victim
Hugo Moneye ( 6557 )	Hugo Moneye steals goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2691)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Hugo Moneye steals goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2691)	Victim
John Barbur ( 6575 )	John Barbur burgles and assaults Thomas Holte, 10 June 1381 (2700)	Accused
Thomas Holte ( 6574 )	John Barbur burgles and assaults Thomas Holte, 10 June 1381 (2700)	Victim
John Breme ( 6562 )	John Breme steals goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2694)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	John Breme steals goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2694)	Victim
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	John Breme steals goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2694)	Victim
Thomas Holte ( 6574 )	John Merymouth threatens Thomas Holte, under-sheriff of Kent (2699)	Victim
John Merymouth ( 6573 )	John Merymouth threatens Thomas Holte, under-sheriff of Kent (2699)	Accused
John Modele ( 6561 )	John Modele steals and destroys goods belonging to William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2693)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	John Modele steals and destroys goods belonging to William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2693)	Victim
John Newhows ( 6582 )	John Newhows burgles and tears down house of Henry Somenour, 10 June 1381 (2705)	Accused
Henry Somenour ( 6583 )	John Newhows burgles and tears down house of Henry Somenour, 10 June 1381 (2705)	Victim
John Ramsey ( 6593 )	John Ramsey burgles houses in Maidstone and Canterbury (2711)	Accused
Nicholas Baret ( 6578 )	John Sampson senior and Nicholas Baret burgle and tear down house of Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2702)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	John Sampson senior and Nicholas Baret burgle and tear down house of Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2702)	Victim
John Sampson ( 6577 )	John Sampson senior and Nicholas Baret burgle and tear down house of Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2702)	Accused
Thomas Foge ( 6587 )	John Telye steals livestock and goods from Sir Thomas Foge (2708)	Victim
John Telye ( 6586 )	John Telye steals livestock and goods from Sir Thomas Foge (2708)	Accused
John Cerscine ( 6592 )	Julia Pouchere frees prisoners from Maidstone Gaol (2710)	Accused
Julia Pouchere ( 6588 )	Julia Pouchere frees prisoners from Maidstone Gaol (2710)	Accused
Simon [...]worth ( 6591 )	Julia Pouchere frees prisoners from Maidstone Gaol (2710)	Accused
Alan Deghere ( 6545 )	Julia Pouchere involved in the destruction of Maidstone Gaol [partly illegible] (2709)	Victim
John Graye ( 6589 )	Julia Pouchere involved in the destruction of Maidstone Gaol [partly illegible] (2709)	Victim
John Hales ( 6590 )	Julia Pouchere involved in the destruction of Maidstone Gaol [partly illegible] (2709)	Mentioned
Julia Pouchere ( 6588 )	Julia Pouchere involved in the destruction of Maidstone Gaol [partly illegible] (2709)	Accused
Richard Ropere ( 6585 )	Richard Ropere involved in killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury (2707)	Accused
John Tebbe ( 6570 )	Richard Ropere involved in killing of John Tebbe at Canterbury (2707)	Victim
Robert Bakere ( 6584 )	Robert Bakere incites men to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 7 & 8 June 1381 (2706)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Robert Bakere incites men to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 7 & 8 June 1381 (2706)	Victim
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Robert Bakere incites men to burgle the buildings of Wiliam Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 7 & 8 June 1381 (2706)	Victim
Giles Auncel ( 6572 )	Robert Cosyn steals from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2698)	Mentioned
Robert Cosyn ( 6571 )	Robert Cosyn steals from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2698)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Robert Cosyn steals from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2698)	Victim
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Robert Cosyn steals from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2698)	Victim
Dierlyng de Chalk ( 6560 )	Robert Glovere and Dierlyng de Chalk steal goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2692)	Accused
Robert Glovere ( 6559 )	Robert Glovere and Dierlyng de Chalk steal goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2692)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Robert Glovere and Dierlyng de Chalk steal goods from William Topclyve, 7 June 1381 (2692)	Victim
Sampson Halsted ( 6576 )	Sampson Halsted steals from Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2701)	Accused
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Sampson Halsted steals from Nicholas Heryng, 10 June 1381 (2701)	Victim
Thomas Aldreman ( 6568 )	Thomas Aldreman steals livestock from John Godwot and goods from John Tebbe, 10 June 1381 (2697)	Accused
John Godwot ( 6569 )	Thomas Aldreman steals livestock from John Godwot and goods from John Tebbe, 10 June 1381 (2697)	Victim
Andrew Poyntel ( 6564 )	Thomas Aldreman steals livestock from John Godwot and goods from John Tebbe, 10 June 1381 (2697)	Mentioned
John Tebbe ( 6570 )	Thomas Aldreman steals livestock from John Godwot and goods from John Tebbe, 10 June 1381 (2697)	Victim
Nicholas Heryng ( 6563 )	Thomas Newman and John servant of John Tomes steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2696)	Victim
Thomas Newman ( 6566 )	Thomas Newman and John servant of John Tomes steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2696)	Accused
William Topclyve ( 6558 )	Thomas Newman and John servant of John Tomes steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2696)	Victim
John ( 6567 )	Thomas Newman and John servant of John Tomes steal goods from William Topclyve and Nicholas Heryng, 8 June 1381 (2696)	Accused
John Abel ( 6597 )	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising (2713)	Accused
William Apouldre ( 6599 )	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising (2713)	Accused
John Hales ( 6590 )	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising (2713)	Accused
William Heneke ( 6600 )	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising (2713)	Accused
Walter Tyler ( 6596 )	Walter Tyler and others named as first in the Rising (2713)	Accused
William Shepere ( 6579 )	William Shepere steals Simon Sudbury's horse (2703)	Accused
Simon Sudbury ( 6098 )	William Shepere steals Simon Sudbury's horse (2703)	Victim