Caistor in north Lincolnshire was the second town to rise in October 1536 after Louth, with commons seizing the town muster and turning it into a rebel assembly. The Caistor host then marched south toward Lincoln, joining with rising contingents from the surrounding countryside. The Caistor march to Lincoln was one of the main streams of the Lincolnshire rising that merged at Lincoln to form the body confronting Suffolk.
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