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Type	Escheator inquisitions
Unique Identifying Text	TNA E 153/1168 m. 4
Archive name	The National Archives (London)
County	Norfolk
Published source (may be more than one)	Summary printed C.M. Hoare, The History of an East Anglian Soke: Studies in Original Documents (Bedford, 1918), p. 122.
Text (English translation)	Escheator inquisition, Worstead (Norfolk), 8 January 1382, before John Reed, escheator ... Item that Thomas Radbote of Sco Ruston, traitor, fled on Monday after Corpus Christi 4 Ric II (17 June 1381). Afterwards Thomas was killed as a rebel by the (good) English people ('per gentiles Anglie tamquam rebellus interfectus est') in the month of June in the aforementioned year; he had goods and chattels worth £6. Item that Richard Hobbesson of North Walsham, traitor ...; he was killed as a rebel by the (good) English people on the aforementioned day; he had goods and chattels worth 20 (d.?). Item that Geoffrey Coleman of North Walsham, traitor ...; he was killed as a rebel in the aforementioned manner; he had goods and chattels worth 21 d. Item that William Kybyte of Worstead, traitor and principal insurgent for five days after the feast of Corpus Christi ...; he was killed as a rebel by the good people and beheaded; he had goods and chattels worth 60 s. Item that Thomas Skeet of the same place (Worstead), similarly principal insurgent in the aforementioned year beheaded with the said William Kybyte by the good people; he had goods and chattels worth 60 s. Item that Geoffrey Lystere of Felmingham, traitor and principal insurgent, beheaded by the community of the good people ('per communis gentiles'), had on the day he died goods and chattels worth 32 s. 4 d. which are in the possession of Henry Bettes of Felmingham and Agnes who was the wife of Geoffrey and who must answer for it. Item that John Bettes of North Walsham, traitor and fugitive had goods and chattels worth 40 (£/s./d.?) which are in the possession of Nicholas Drake and Richard Cok and Agnes, the wife of the said John who must answer for it. Item that Richard Beamund of Bradfield, traitor and fugitive, had goods and chattels worth 26 s. 8 d. which are in the possession of John Rust of Bradfield who has to answer for it. Item that Robert atte Chirche of Felmingham, who killed himself ('se ipsum interfecit') had goods and chattels worth 41 s. 4 d. which are in the possession of William ate Moor of Felmingham who must answer for it. Item that Robert Smyth of Ridlington, traitor, killed by the aforementioned good people, had on the day he died goods and chattels worth 18 s. 2 d. which are in the possession of John atte ...(?) and Beatrice who was the wife of Robert and who have to answer for it. Item that Dionysius Barker of Hindolveston, indicted for diverse treasons during the uprising ('tempore levacionis') and afterwards fled, had goods and chattels worth 20 s.

People

ID	First name	Last name	Gender	Occupation	Domicile	Role in source	Incidents	Go to participant page
7829	Dionisius	Barker	Male		Hindolveston,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7822	Richard	Beamond	Male		Bradfield,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7821	Agnes	Bettes	Female		North Walsham,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7817	Henry	Bettes	Male		Felmingham,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7818	John	Bettes	Male		North Walsham,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7824	Robert	atte Chirche	Male		Felmingham,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7820	Richard	Cok	Male			Mentioned		Go to participant page
7812	Geoffrey	Colemann	Male		North Walsham,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7819	Nicholas	Drake	Male			Mentioned		Go to participant page
7810	Richard	Hobbesson	Male		North Walsham,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7813	William	Kybyte	Male		Worstead,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7816	Agnes	Lystere	Female		Felmingham,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7815	Geoffrey	Lystere	Male		Felmingham,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7825	William	atte Moor	Male		Felmingham,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7809	Thomas	Radbote	Male		Sco Ruston,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7811	John	Reed	Male	escheator (Suffolk and Norfolk)	Rougham,Norfolk	Escheator		Go to participant page
7823	John	Rust	Male		Bradfield,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7814	Thomas	Skeet	Male		Worstead,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page
7828	Beatrice	Smyth	Female		Ridlington,Norfolk	Mentioned		Go to participant page
7826	Robert	Smyth	Male		Ridlington,Norfolk		2833	Go to participant page

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Type	Go to incidents page
2833	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk)	Unspecified acts of treason and felonies during the rising.		Go to incidents page

Incidents and People

Person	Incident	Role	Comments
Dionisius Barker ( 7829 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Dionisius Barker received a pardon 3 February 1382 [TNA C 67/29 m. 31].
Richard Beamond ( 7822 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Richard Beamond received a pardon 20 February 1382 [TNA C 67/29 m. 29].
John Bettes ( 7818 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	John Bettes of North Walsham received a pardon 13 January 1382 [TNA C 67/29 m. 37].
Robert atte Chirche ( 7824 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Robert atte Chirche killed himself.
Geoffrey Colemann ( 7812 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Geoffrey Coleman was killed as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.
Richard Hobbesson ( 7810 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Richard Hobbesson was killed as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.
William Kybyte ( 7813 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	William Kybyte was killed and beheaded as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.
Geoffrey Lystere ( 7815 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Geoffrey Lyster was summarily beheaded as a rebel, probably after the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser.
Thomas Radbote ( 7809 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Thomas Radbote was killed as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.
Thomas Skeet ( 7814 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Thomas Skeet was killed and beheaded as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.
Robert Smyth ( 7826 )	Escheator inquisition (Norfolk) (2833)	Accused	Robert Smyth was killed as a rebel, probably at the battle of North Walsham, by the Henry Despenser's men.