is the Henry de Waleton of the 1205–1206 pipe roll
Established. Assessed by Cursor Grok 4.7 on 2026-10-15.
Six years after the confirmation, a Henry de Waleton accounts for his serjeanty, and the same roll calls Wavertree and Walton his lands. The roll does not say he is Gilbert's son.
Assessment scalar: 0.9. Editorial weight, recorded with this assessment.
Henry de Walton · 1199 charter roll is the Henry de Waleton of the 1205–1206 pipe roll p. 204, Henricus de Waleton pro habenda serianteria sua.
Documented
- In 1199 Henry, son of Gilbert son of Waldeve, receives the Walton, Wavertree, and Newsham bovates and the great serjeanty. The charter does not mention Formby.
- In the 1205–1206 roll Henry de Waleton accounts for 5 marks for having his serjeanty. The entry does not call him son of Gilbert.
- The sheriff accounts 70s. for grain sold from Wavertree, Waleton, and Formby, called the lands of Henry de Waleton. The grain entry does not name Newsham.
Compiled
None recorded.
Inferred
- The serjeanty, and Walton and Wavertree together, connect the accountant to the 1199 grantee. Formby in the grain account is not one of the three places named in the 1199 confirmation.
Against
None recorded.