Simon de Walton · 1322 inquisition
The 1322 inquisition calls Simon the eldest son and next heir of William de Walton. He was sixteen and three quarters, and had been married six years. The inquisition does not name his wife. A writ of 4 November 1324 calls the same heir Simon, son of William de Walton, born at Walton by Derby.
Occurrences
Anchoring occurrence
Source: Inquisition post mortem of William de Walton, 1322
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- son and next heir
- Place
- Waleton
- Source date
- Monday after St Botulph, 15 Edward II
- Where on the source
- no. 315, Simon his eldest son and next heir (representation version 1)
Bound occurrence, Established (assessment)
Source: Writ to prove the age of Simon, son and heir of William de Walton, 4 November 1324
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- heir seeking livery
- Place
- Walton by Derby, Lancashire
- Source date
- 4 November, 18 Edward II
- Where on the source
- no. 703, Simon, son and heir of William de Walton (representation version 1)
Later life is not established from this line.