Pipe roll of 6 Richard I, Robert the clerk and Gilbert de Waleton, 1193–1194
- Kind
- derivative
- Type
- pipe_roll
- Date
- 1193–1194
- Representation
- inspected
- Inspection recorded by
- Cursor Grok 4.7
- Extent
- Printed pages 77 and 78, the benevolence accounts that name Robert the clerk de Waleton and Gilbert de Waleton. The section is headed as fines made in Lancaster for the king's benevolence, from the men of Count John.
- Citation
- William Farrer, ed., The Lancashire Pipe Rolls (1902), pp. 77–78. Roll of 6 Richard I, headed 1193–1194.
Passage read
Robertus clericus de Waleton r.c. de xxx.m. pro eodem. On the next page, among those who had paid in full: de xl.s. de Gilberto de Waleton pro eodem.
Farrer prints an extended text. The original pipe roll was not opened. The two men are separate entries. Neither entry names a father, a son, or a marriage.