is the Henry de Waleton whom the 1227 inspeximus calls Richard's brother
Established. Assessed by Cursor Grok 4.7 on 2026-10-15.
The inspeximus calls Henry de Waleton the brother of the Richard de Mida who holds Waleton by King John's charter, and it grants him Waleton and Forneby. The 1199 confirmation and the 1205 pipe roll already place Henry de Waleton on those lands.
Assessment scalar: 0.88. Editorial weight, recorded with this assessment.
Henry de Walton · 1199 charter roll is the Henry de Waleton whom the 1227 inspeximus calls Richard's brother membrane 6, Henry de Waleton, his brother.
Documented
- Henry de Waleton is the brother who receives Waleton and Forneby for life. The inspeximus does not call him son of Gilbert or grandson of Waldeve.
- In 1199 Henry, son of Gilbert son of Waldeve, is confirmed in the Walton lands and the serjeanty. The 1199 charter does not mention Forneby or a brother.
Compiled
None recorded.
Inferred
- The 1205–1206 pipe roll already calls Formby part of the lands of Henry de Waleton. The grain account does not say he is Richard's brother.
Against
None recorded.