is the Simon named in the proof-of-age writ of 4 November 1324
Established. Assessed by Cursor Grok 4.7 on 2026-10-15.
The writ calls Simon the son and heir of William de Walton, born at Walton by Derby, and says his lands are in the wardship of William de Chisenhale by the king's commission. The 1322 inquisition had already named Simon as William's heir and directed that commission.
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Simon de Walton · 1322 inquisition is the Simon named in the proof-of-age writ of 4 November 1324 no. 703, Simon, son and heir of William de Walton.
Documented
- On 4 November, 18 Edward II, the escheator is to prove the age of Simon, son and heir of William de Walton. The entry does not print the jurors' proof, and it does not give his age.
- In 1322 Simon, aged 16 3/4, is William's next heir, and the serjeanty is to be committed to William de Chisenhale during the minority. The inquisition does not mention a proof of age.
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