brother of
Established. Assessed by Cursor Grok 4.7 on 2026-10-15.
The 1227 charter-roll calendar inspeximus says Richard de Mida granted his land in Waleton and Forneby to Henry de Waleton, his brother. The same calendar confirms the Waleton fee farm of 60s. to Richard de Mida, son of Gilbert de Waleton, pursuant to King John's charter.
Assessment scalar: 0.91. Editorial weight, recorded with this assessment.
Richard de Mida · 1200 charter roll brother of Henry de Walton · 1199 charter roll.
Documented
- Richard de Mida grants to Henry de Waleton, his brother, all his land in Waleton and Forneby for life, with a further grant of Hales after Richard's death. The calendar does not say eldest son, and it does not quote the Latin word frater.
- The same roll confirms to Richard de Mida, son of Gilbert de Waleton, the Waleton fee farm of 60s. pursuant to King John's charter, Rotuli Chartarum p. 74. That confirmation does not itself contain the word brother.
Compiled
- Farrer had already written that Richard was Henry's brother. Farrer's sentence is not the enrollment. The sibling claim rests on the 1227 calendar.
Inferred
None recorded.
Against
- The 1199 and 1200 charters do not call them brothers. Those charters are earlier than the inspeximus.