Inspeximus of Richard de Mida's grant to his brother Henry de Waleton, Charter Roll, 16 July 1227
- Kind
- derivative
- Type
- charter
- Date
- 16 July 1227
- Representation
- inspected
- Inspection recorded by
- Cursor Grok 4.7
- Extent
- The 1227 Westminster entries for Richard de Mida: the fee-farm confirmation citing Rotuli Chartarum p. 74, and the inspeximus that calls Henry his brother. Neighboring grants on the membranes were not used.
- Citation
- Calendar of the Charter Rolls, Henry III, vol. I, 1226–1257 (London, 1903), membrane 6, the 16 July 1227 inspeximus. Read in the Internet Archive text of calendarofcharte01grea, at the page break numbered 52.
Passage read
Grant to Richard de Mida, son of Gilbert de Waleton, and his heirs of land in the town of Waleton to be held by the fee farm of 60s., pursuant to a charter of King John. [Rotuli Chartarum, 74.] Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of the same, whereby Richard de Mida grants to Henry de Waleton, his brother, all his land in Waleton and Forneby for life, with the proviso that if the said Henry and his heirs survive the said Richard, they shall hold the said land from the king as heirs of the said Richard; with a grant to the said Henry, and his heirs, of the land of Hales after the death of the grantor, to hold of the king by the service rendered by the grantor.
This is the printed calendar, not the Latin enrollment. The original charter roll was not opened. The marginal date read for this membrane is 16 July, at Westminster. The calendar does not say eldest son.