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| Type | Indictment by jury |
| Unique Identifying Text | TNA KB 27/490 rex m. 20 |
| Archive name | The National Archives (London) |
| County | Kent |
| Published source (may be more than one) | Noted by Reville, p. 185 no .2 |
| Text in Original Language | Kanc': Alias coram Thoma Holand Comite Kanc' et sociis suis nuper Justiciariis domini Regis ad diversas felonias [et] prodiciones per quosdam malefactores contra dominum Regem nuper insurgentes perpetratis audiend' et terminand' assignatis extitit presentatum quod Thomas atte Raven de Rouchestre et alij coniunctim et divisim die Mercurii in septima Pentecoste anno regni regis Ricardi secundi quarto apud Dertford per se et per alios diversos et ignotos fecerunt diversas levaciones et congregaciones contra dominum Regem et populum suum et Johannem Stonhelle de Maydenstan felonice interfecerunt apud Maydenstan die Veneris proximi sequentis anno predicto et domum Willelmi Topclyve eodem die et anno fregerunt et combusterunt et bona et catalla ibidem ad valenciam mille marcarum et sic continuando cum alijs ignotis die Sabbati proximo sequentis accesserunt ad manerium Nicholai Herynges of Northcrey prostraverunt et bona et catalla ad valenciam mille marcarum felonice ceperunt et asportaverunt et diversos alios prodiciones contra dominum Regem et populum suum perpetraverunt continuando ab illo die usque ad presens et coarteverunt Thomam Trynet militem Thomam de Cobeham militem Johannem de Frennyngham Jacobum de Pekham et alios quam plures de comitatu Kanc' et ipsos imprisonaverunt quousque sacramentum fecerunt ad essend' de conventiculis eorumdem et omnes gaolas domini Regis in comitatu predicto fregerunt et omnes felones in eisdem inventos exire fecerunt et omnes evidencias domini Regis corone sue et Escaetrie sue in domu Thome de Shardelowe de Dertford capitalis coronatoris domini Regis et Elie Reyner de Strode prodiciose arserunt et combusterunt in placeis villarum predictarum - quod quidem indictamentum dominus Rex postea certis de causis venire fecit coram eo terminand' - Ac eciam idem Thomas per nomen Thome Raven de Southwerk indictatus fuit coram Willelmo de Walleworth nuper maiore domini Regis civitatis London' et sociis suis nuper justiciariis domini Regis ad huiusmodi prodiciones et felonias in civitate London' audiend' et terminand' assignatis extitit presentatum quod Thomas Raven de Southwerk die Veneris proximo post festum corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi post conquestum quarto fuit unus malefactor contra dominum Regem insurgens in civitate London' et quod ipse eodem die simul cum alijs malefactoribus sic contra dominum Regem insurgentibus venit ad domum Reginaldi Aleyn apud Walbrok London' et ibidem unum statutum mercatorum de predicto Reginaldo de magna summa in qua idem Thomas prefato Reginaldo obligatus fuit felonice cepit et eciam dictum Reginaldum finem de decem marcis cum eodem Thoma pre timore mortis ibidem facere constringebat - Ac eciam coram prefato Willelmo de Walleworth et sociis suis nuper justiciariis domini Regis ad huiusmodi felonias et prodiciones in comitatu Surr' audiend' et terminand' assignatis extitit presentatum quod Thomas atte Raven de Southwerk fuit principalis et capitalis malefactor et manutentor et felonice et proditorie insurexit in comitivam aliorum malefactorum contra dominum Regem et populum suum et domos ac mansiones Ricardi Imworth et aliorum fidelium hominum ipsius domini Regis fregit et bona et catalla sua felonice cepit et depredat' fuit tam in dicta villa de Southwerk quam in alijs locis - Ac eciam idem Thomas per nomen Thome Raven simul cum alijs malefactoribus ignotis die Mercurii proximo ante festum corporis Christi anno regni regis Ricardi secundi quarto venit vi et armis equitans apud Southwerk in comitatu Surr' et ibidem precepit felonice et prodiciose ad prosternand' et Frangend' domos et tenementa Ricardi Imworth apud Southwerk et domos prisonarum domini Regis de Banco et similiter marescall' hospicij domini Regis et omnes prisones ipsius domini Regis in eisdem prisonis tunc existent' tam pro feloniis quam alijs de causis ibidem felonice cepit et secum abduxit - Per Recorda de anno septimo - Que quidem indictamenta dominus Rex poste[a] separatim venire fecit coram eo terminand' - Et modo scilicet die Lune proximo post festum sancti Martini isto eodem termino coram domino Rege apud Westmonasterium venit predictus Thomas atte Raven per custodem Turris London de mandato domini Regis ductus qui comittitur marescallo Et statim per marescallum ductus venit et allocutus est qualiter de feloniis et prodicionibus predictis se velit acquietare dicit quod ipse in nullo est inde culpabilis et inde de bono et malo ponit se super patriam Ideo venit inde jurata coram domino Rege tam de civitate London' quam de comitatu Kanc' et Surr' a die sancti Martini proximo preterito in xv dies ubicu[mque] et cetera Et qui et cetera Ad recognoscend' et cetera Et predictus Thomas interim comittitur prisone Turris predicte Postea scilicet die Jovis proximo post quindenam sancte Trinitatis anno regni regis nunc septimo supradicto coram domino Rege apud Westmonasterium venit predictus Thomas per custodem Turris London' de mandato domini Regis ductus et dicit quod dominus Rex de gratia sua speciali pardonavit ei sectam pacis sue que ad ipsum pertinet pro omnimodis prodicionibus feloniis et mesprisionibus per ipsum perpetratis per litteras suas patentes quas profert hic in curia in hec verba - Ricardus dei gratia Rex Anglie et Francie et Dominus Hibernie Omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis ad quos presentes littere pervenerint salutem Sciatis quod cum Thomas atte Raven de Rouchestre indictatus sit de eo quod ipse et alij coniunctim et divisim die Mercurij in septima Pentecoste anno regni nostri quarto apud Dertford per se et per alios diversos et ignotos fecerunt diversas levationes et congregaciones contra nos et populum nostrum et Johannem Southalle de Maydeston felonice interfecerunt apud Maydeston' die Veneris proximi sequentis anno predicto et domum Willelmi Topclyve eisdem die et anno fregerunt et combusserunt et bona et catalla ibidem ad valenciam mille marcarum et sic continuando cum alijs ignotis die Sabbati proximi sequentis accesserunt ad manerium Nicholai Herynges de Northcrey et illud prostraverunt et bona et catalla ad valenciam mille marcarum felonice ceperunt et asportaverunt et diversas alias prodiciones contra nos et populum nostrum perpetraverunt continuando ab illo die usque diem Lune proximum post festum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli anno regni nostri quinto et coarteverunt Thomam Trynet militem Thomam de Cobeham militem Johannes de Frenyngham Jacobum de Pecham et alios quamplures de comitatu Kanc' et ipsos imprisonaverunt quousque sacramentum fecerunt ad essend' de conventiculis eorumdem et omnes gaolas nostras in comitatu predicto fregerunt et omnes felones in eisdem existentes exire fecerunt et omnes evidencias nostras corone nostri et Escaetrice nostre in domo Thome de Shardelowe de Dertford capitalis coronatoris nostri et Elie Reyner de Strode prodiciose arcerunt in placeis v[i]llarum predictarum Et de eo quod predictus Thomas atte Raven per nomen Thome Raven de Southwerk die Veneris proximo post festum corporis Christi predicto anno regni nostri quarto fuit unus malefactor contra nos insurgens in civitate London' et quod ipse eodem die simul cum alijs malefactoribus sic contra nos insurgend' ?venit ad domum Reginaldi Aleyn apud Walbrok London' et ibidem unum statutum mercatorum de predicto Reginaldo de magna summa in qua idem Thomas atte Raven prefato Reginaldo obligatus [dorse] fuit felonice cepit et eciam dictum Reginaldum finem de decem marcis cum eodem Thoma atte Raven p[re] timore mortis ibidem facere constringebat - Et de eo quod predictus Thomas atte Raven de Southwerk fuit principalis et capitaneus malefactor et manutentor et felonice et proditorie in comitiva aliorum malefactorum coram nos et populum nostrum et domos ac manciones Ricardi Imworth et aliorum fidelium nostrorum fregit et bona et catalla sua felonice cepit et depredatus fuit tam in dicta villa de Southwerk quam in alijs locis ac eciam de eo quod idem Thomas atte Raven per nomen Thome atte Raven simul cum alijs malefactoribus ignotis die Mercurii proximo post festum corporis Christi dicto anno regni nostri quarto venit vi et armis equitans apud Southwerk in comitatu Surr' et ibidem felonice et prodiciose ad prosternand' et Frangend' domos et tenementa Ricardi Imworth apud Southwerk et domos prisonarum nostrarum de banco et similiter mareschalliciam hospicij nostri et omnes prisones in eisdem prisonis existentes tam pro feloniis quam alij de causis ibidem felonice cepit et secum abduxit Nos de gratia speciali et ad supplicacionem dilectis et fidelis nostri Comitis Stafford' pardonavimus eidem Thome atte Raven sectam pacis nostre que ad nos pertinet versus ipsum pro omnimodis prodicionibus feloniis et mesprisionibus predictis per ipsum ut predictum est perpetratis unde sic indictatus rettatus vel appellatus existit ac eciam utlagarias si que in ipsum hijs occasionibus fuerint promulgate et firmam pacem nostram ei inde concedimus Ita tamen quod stet recto in curia nostra si qui versus eum loqui voluerint de premissis seu aliqua premissorum non obstante quod idem Thomas atte Raven nuper in parliamento nostro inter alios quod ipse gratiam nostram seu cartam in hac parte non haberet exceptus fuit In cuius rei testimonium has litteras nostras fieri fecimus patentes Teste me ipso apud civitatem Nove Sarum xxx die Maij anno regni nostri septimo Profert eciam quoddam breve domini regis clausum justiciariis hic directum de non molestando prefatum Thomam contra tenorem in litterarum domini Regis predictarum cuius dat' est apud Westmonasterium xx die Junij anno regni nostri septimo - pretextu quarum litterarum predictus Thomas petit ipsum a prisona domini Regis deliberari ... Et inspectis litteris domini Regis predictis et plenius examinatis consideratum est quod predictus Thomas eat inde sine die [Margin]: sine die |
| Text (English translation) | Kent: At another time before Thomas Holand, earl of Kent, and his fellow late justices of the lord king, assigned to hear and determine diverse felonies and treasons, perpetrated by certain wrongdoers, lately insurging against the lord king, it was presented that Thomas atte Raven of Rochester and others, jointly and separately, on Wednesday in the week of Pentecost in the fourth year of the reign of King Richard II, at Dartford, by himself and by diverse and unknown others, made diverse risings and congregations against the lord king and his people and feloniously killed John Stonhelle of Maidstone at Maidstone on Friday next following in the aforesaid year, and they broke and burnt down the house of William Topclyve on the same day and year and goods and chattels to the value of 1,000 marks, and so continuing, with others unknown, on Saturday next following, came to the manor of Nicholas Herynges of North Cray and knocked it down, and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 1,000 marks, and perpetrated diverse other treasons against the lord king and his people, continuing from that day until the present. And they coerced Thomas Tryvet, knight, Thomas de Cobeham, knight, John de Frennyngham, James de Pekham and several others from the county of Kent, and imprisoned them until they made oath to be part of the assemblies of the same men, and they broke all the gaols of the lord king in the aforesaid county, and they caused all the felons that were found in the same to go out, and traitorously burnt and set fire to all the evidences of the lord king, his crown and his escheatery in the house of Thomas de Shardelowe of Dartford, chief coroner of the lord king, and of Elias Reyner of Strood, in the places of the aforesaid vills. Which same indictment the lord king afterwards, for certain causes, caused to come before him to be terminated. And also the same Thomas by the name of Thomas Raven of Southwark was indicted before William de Walleworth, late mayor of the lord king of the city of London, and his fellow late justices of the lord king, assigned to hear and determine these kinds of treasons and felonies in the city of London, it was presented that Thomas Raven of Southwark, on Friday next after the feast of Corpus Christi in the fourth year of the reign of King Richard II after the conquest, was one wrongdoer rising up against the lord king in the city of London, and that, he on the same day, together with other wrongdoers so rising up against the lord king, came to the house of Reginald Aleyn at Walbrook, London, and there feloniously took one statute merchant from the aforesaid Reginald concerning a great sum, in which the same Thomas was obliged to the aforesaid Reginald, and also forced the said Reginald to make a fine of ten marks with the same Thomas because of fear of death there. And also before the aforesaid William de Walleworth and his fellow late justices of the lord king, assigned to hear and determine these sorts of felonies and treasons in the county of Surrey, it was presented that Thomas atte Raven of Southwark was the principal and chief wrongdoer and maintainer, and feloniously and traitorously made an insurrection in the company of other wrongdoers against the lord king and his people, and broke the houses and dwellings of Richard Imworth and other loyal men of the same lord king, and feloniously took and plundered their goods and chattels both in the said vill of Southwark and also in other places. And also the same Thomas by the name of Thomas Raven, together with other wrongdoers unknown, on Wednesday next before the feast of Corpus Christi in the fourth year of the reign of King Richard II, came by force and arms, riding at Southwark in the county of Surrey, and there feloniously and traitorously undertook to knock down and break the houses and tenements of Richard Imworth at Southwark and the houses of the prisons of the lord king of the Bench and similarly of the marshal of the household of the lord king, and feloniously took and led away with him there all the prisoners of the same lord king, then being in the same prisons both for felonies and also for other causes. By the records of the seventh year. Which same indictments the lord king afterwards caused to come separately before him to be terminated. And now, namely on Monday next after the feast of St Martin in this same term before the lord king at Westminster there came the aforesaid Thomas atte Raven, having been brought by the keeper of the Tower of London at the mandate of the lord king, to be committed to the marshal. And immediately having been brought by the marshal, he came and spoke as to how he wishes to acquit himself of the aforesaid felonies and treasons, and he said that he is in no way guilty thereof, and thereupon he put himself for good and for bad upon the country. Therefore, the jury then came before the lord king both from the city of London and also from the counties of Kent and Surrey in 15 days after the day of St Martin next past, wheresoever, etc, and which, etc, to give judgement, etc. And the aforesaid Thomas in the meantime is committed to the prison of the aforesaid Tower. Afterwards, namely on Thursday next after the quindene of Holy Trinity in the seventh year of the reign of the now king, abovesaid, before the lord king at Westminster there came the aforesaid Thomas, having been brought by the keeper of the Tower of London at the mandate of the lord king, and he said that the lord king, out of his special grace, pardoned to him the suit of his peace, which pertains to him, for all kinds of treasons, felonies and misprisions, perpetrated by him, by his letters patent, which he produces here in court in these words: Richard, by the grace of God king of England and France and lord of France, to all his bailiffs and loyal subjects, to whom these present letters will come, greetings. Know you that, whereas Thomas atte Raven of Rochester is indicted on account that he and others, jointly and separately, on Wednesday in the week of Pentecost in the fourth year of our reign, at Dartford, by himself and by diverse and unknown others, made diverse risings and congregations against us and our people, and feloniously killed John Southalle of Maidstone at Maidstone on Friday next following in the aforesaid year, and broke and burnt down the house of William Topclyve on the same day and year and goods and chattels there to the value of 1,000 marks, and so continuing with others unknown, on Saturday next following, they came to the manor of Nicholas Herynges of North Cray and knocked it down, and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 1,000 marks, and perpetrated diverse other treasons against us and our people, continuing from that day until Monday next after the feast of the apostles Peter and Paul in the fifth year of our reign. And they coerced Thomas Tryvet, knight, Thomas de Cobeham, knight, John de Frenyngham, James de Pecham, and several others from the county of Kent, and imprisoned them until they made oath to be part of the assemblies of the same men, and they broke all our gaols in the aforesaid county, and caused all the felons being in the same to go out, and traitorously burnt all our evidences of our crown and our escheatery in the house of Thomas de Shardelowe of Dartford, our chief coroner, and of Elias Reyner of Strood, in the places of the aforesaid vills. And on account that the aforesaid Thomas atte Raven by the name of Thomas Raven of Southwark, on Friday next after the feast of Corpus Christi, in the aforesaid fourth year of our reign, was one wrongdoer rising up against us in the city of London, and that he, on the same day, together with other wrongdoers so rising up against us, came to the house of Reginald Aleyn at Walbrok, London, and there feloniously took one statute merchant from the aforesaid Reginald concerning a great sum, in which the same Thomas atte Raven was obliged to the aforesaid Reginald, and also forced the said Reginald to make a fine of ten marks with the said Thomas atte Raven because of fear of death there. And on account that the aforesaid Thomas atte Raven of Southwark was the principal and chief wrongdoer and maintainer, and feloniously and traitorously in the company of other wrongdoers before us and our people, broke the houses and dwellings of Richard Imworth and our other loyal subjects, and feloniously took and plundered their goods and chattels both in the said vill of Southwark and also in other places. And also on account that the same Thomas atte Raven by the name of Thomas atte Raven, together with other wrongdoers unknown, on Wednesday next after the feast of Corpus Christi in the said fourth year of our reign, came by force and arms, riding at Southwark in the county of Surrey, and there feloniously and traitorously to knock down and break the houses and tenements of Richard Imworth at Southwark and the houses of our prisons of the Bench and similarly the marshalcy of our household, and feloniously took and lead away there with them all the prisoners, being in the same prisons, both for felonies and also for other causes. We, out of special grace and at the supplication of our beloved and faithful earl of Stafford, have pardoned to the same Thomas atte Raven the suit of our peace, which pertains to us against him, for all kinds of the aforesaid treasons, felonies and misprisions, perpetrated by him, as is aforesaid, whereof he is so indicted, charged or appealed, and also outlawries, if any have been published against him by these occasions, and we grant thereupon to him our firm peace. In such a way, nevertheless, that he should stand trial in our court, if anyone wishes to speak against him about the premises or any of the premises, notwithstanding that the same Thomas atte Raven lately in our Parliament amongst others was excepted that he should not have our grace or charter in this regard. In testimony of which matter, we have caused these our letters to be made patent. Witnessed by me, myself, at the city of Salisbury on the 30th day of May in the seventh year of our reign. He also produces a certain writ of the lord king of close, directed to the justices here, about not troubling the aforesaid Thomas contrary to the tenor of the aforesaid letters of the lord king, whose date is at Westminster on the 20th day of June in the seventh year of our reign. By pretext of which letters, the aforesaid Thomas seeks that he be delivered from the prison of the lord king. And once the aforesaid letters of the lord king had been inspected and fully examined, it is considered that the aforesaid Thomas should go thereupon without day. Margin: Without day. |
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People
| ID | First name | Last name | Gender | Occupation | Domicile | Role in source | Incidents | Go to participant page |
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| 24313 | Reginald | Aleyn | Male | Walbrook Ward,London | 4223 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24308 | Thomas | de Cobeham | Male | Knight | 4220 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24309 | John | de Frennyngham | Male | 4220 | Go to participant page | |||
| 24306 | Nicholas | Herynges | Male | North Cray,Kent | 4219 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24314 | Richard | Imworth | Male | Southwark,Surrey | 4224 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24310 | James | de Pekham | Male | 4220 | Go to participant page | |||
| 24303 | Thomas | atte Raven | Male | Rochester,Kent | 4217,4225,4221,4224,4216,4218,4220,4223,4219,4222 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24312 | Elias | Reyner | Male | Strood,Kent | 4222 | Go to participant page | ||
| 24311 | Thomas | de Shardelowe | Male | Coroner | Dartford,Kent | 4222 | Go to participant page | |
| 24304 | John | Stonhelle | Male | 4217 | Go to participant page | |||
| 24305 | William | Topclyve | Male | 4218 | Go to participant page | |||
| 24307 | Thomas | Tyrvet | Male | Knight | 4220 | Go to participant page |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Type | Go to incidents page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4221 | Thomas atte Raven breaks the gaols in Kent | Thomas atte Raven and others broke all the gaols of the lord king in the county of Kent, and they caused all the felons that were found in the same to go out. | Breach of prison | Go to incidents page |
| 4225 | Thomas atte Raven breaks the prisons of the King's Bench and Marshalsea | Thomas atte Raven and others broke the prisons of the King's Bench and the Marshalsea, and feloniously took and led away with him there all the prisoners of the same lord king, then being in the same prisons both for felonies and also for other causes. | Breach of prison | Go to incidents page |
| 4222 | Thomas atte Raven burns escheators' records | Thomas atte Raven and others traitorously burnt and set fire to all the evidences of the lord king, his crown and his escheatery in the house of Thomas de Shardelowe of Dartford, chief coroner of the lord king, and of Elias Reyner of Strood, in the places of the aforesaid vills. | Arson: burning of documents | Go to incidents page |
| 4220 | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others | Thomas atte Raven and others coerced Thomas Tryvet, knight, Thomas de Cobeham, knight, John de Frennyngham, James de Pekham and several others from the county of Kent, and imprisoned them until they made oath to be part of the assemblies of the same men. | Raising the commons: forcing others to join company,Trespass to person: false imprisonment | Go to incidents page |
| 4217 | Thomas atte Raven kills John Stonhelle (Southalle) | Thomas atte Raven kills John Stonhelle (also identified as John Southalle) at Maidstone on Friday 7 June 1381. | Homicide: unspecified | Go to incidents page |
| 4219 | Thomas atte Raven plunders Nicholas Herynges | Thomas atte Raven, on Saturday 8 June 1381, came to the manor of Nicholas Herynges of North Cray and knocked it down, and feloniously took and carried away goods and chattels to the value of 1,000. marks | Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to chattels: removal of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 4224 | Thomas atte Raven plunders Richard Imworth | Thomas atte Raven, together with other wrongdoers unknown, on Wednesday 12 June 1381, came by force and arms, riding at Southwark in the county of Surrey, and there feloniously and traitorously undertook to knock down and break the houses and tenements of Richard Imworth at Southwark. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Larceny: theft of goods,Trespass to land: forcible entry of close and houses | Go to incidents page |
| 4218 | Thomas atte Raven plunders William Topclyve | Thomas atte Raven broke and burnt down the house of William Topclyve on Friday 7 June and took goods and chattels to the value of 1000 marks. | Trespass to chattels: removal of goods,Trespass to land: throwing down of house,Arson: burning of houses,Larceny: theft of goods | Go to incidents page |
| 4216 | Thomas atte Raven rises up at Dartford | Thomas atte Raven with others made diverse risings and congregations at Dartford on Wednesday 5 June 1381. | Raising the commons: other | Go to incidents page |
| 4223 | Thomas atte Raven takes a statute merchant and forced fine from Reginald Aleyn | Thomas Raven of Southwark, on Friday 14 June 1381, was a wrongdoer rising up against the lord king in the city of London, and he came to the house of Reginald Aleyn at Walbrook, London, and there feloniously took one statute merchant from the aforesaid Reginald concerning a great sum, in which the same Thomas was obliged to the aforesaid Reginald, and also forced the said Reginald to make a fine of ten marks with the same Thomas. | Larceny: theft of documents,Trespass to chattels: extortion and forcible fine | Go to incidents page |
Incidents and People
| Person | Incident | Role | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven breaks the gaols in Kent (4221) | Accused | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven breaks the prisons of the King's Bench and Marshalsea (4225) | Accused | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven burns escheators' records (4222) | Accused | |
| Elias Reyner ( 24312 ) | Thomas atte Raven burns escheators' records (4222) | Victim | |
| Thomas de Shardelowe ( 24311 ) | Thomas atte Raven burns escheators' records (4222) | Victim | |
| Thomas de Cobeham ( 24308 ) | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others (4220) | Victim | |
| John de Frennyngham ( 24309 ) | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others (4220) | Victim | |
| James de Pekham ( 24310 ) | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others (4220) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others (4220) | Accused | |
| Thomas Tyrvet ( 24307 ) | Thomas atte Raven imprisons Thomas Tryvet and others (4220) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven kills John Stonhelle (Southalle) (4217) | Accused | |
| John Stonhelle ( 24304 ) | Thomas atte Raven kills John Stonhelle (Southalle) (4217) | Victim | |
| Nicholas Herynges ( 24306 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders Nicholas Herynges (4219) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders Nicholas Herynges (4219) | Accused | |
| Richard Imworth ( 24314 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders Richard Imworth (4224) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders Richard Imworth (4224) | Accused | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders William Topclyve (4218) | Accused | |
| William Topclyve ( 24305 ) | Thomas atte Raven plunders William Topclyve (4218) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven rises up at Dartford (4216) | Accused | |
| Reginald Aleyn ( 24313 ) | Thomas atte Raven takes a statute merchant and forced fine from Reginald Aleyn (4223) | Victim | |
| Thomas atte Raven ( 24303 ) | Thomas atte Raven takes a statute merchant and forced fine from Reginald Aleyn (4223) | Accused |
