William Grindecob

Family: Saint Albons rebels · Role: rebel · First appears: Richard II 20

Life events

• c. 1381 · William Grindecob, William Cadindon, and John Barbor were hanged and drawn for rebellion.(Richard II 20 · 📍 saint Albons)
  • With: William Cadindon John Barbor
  • “diuerse being arreigned, were found guiltie, as William Grindecob, William Cadindon, Iohn Barbor, and certeine others, which were hanged and drawne, to the number of fifteene persons in all;”

Richard II 20

• enemies with Robert Tresilian “On the same daie, the kings iustice sir Robert Trisilian sat vpon the rebels of saint Albons, and other of the countrie of Hertford, afore whome, by such policie as he vsed, there were a great number indicted, and diuerse being arreigned, were found guiltie, as William Grindecob, William Cadindon, Iohn Barbor, and certeine others, which were hanged and drawne, to the number of fifteene persons in all;”

Also listed in Saint Albons Rebels — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.