William de Walton · 1322 inquisition
The 1322 inquisition describes William de Walton's serjeanty of the wapentake of Derby, with six bovates in Waleton, four in Wavertree, and four in Everton, and a manor he held for life. His mother Alice held dower. Simon, his eldest son, aged sixteen and three quarters, was his next heir. The inquisition does not name Newsham or Henry.
Occurrences
Anchoring occurrence
Source: Inquisition post mortem of William de Walton, 1322
- Sex as written
- male
- Role
- deceased tenant
- Place
- Waleton, Wavertree, and Everton
- Source date
- Monday after St Botulph, 15 Edward II
- Where on the source
- no. 315, William de Walton (representation version 1)
Later life is not established from this line.
Identity comparisons
- Possibly the same person as William de Waleton · 1297 patent roll: Possible. Not merged.