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Sir Water de Strickland Knight
- Marriage: Unknown 160
- Died: Cir 1342 160
 General Notes:
~Ancestral Roots . . ., 41:29, Sir Walter de Strickland, son of Sir Robert and Elizabeth, he was of Sizergh, m. Elenore Goldington, daughter of William de Goldington & they were divorced in 1298. He married Maud. It is not know which of these wifes was the mother of his son and heir, Sir Thomas de Strickland. 160
Noted events in his life were:
• Records and Notes. 859
1298 Protection for Walter de Stirkeland, knt., going to Scotland in the king's service with Marmaduke de Twenge. [Cal. Pat. R. 1299, p. 456]
1300\endash 05 William de Stirkeland grants to his son and heir, Walter de Stirkeland, the land and waste in Le Howis between Le Kilnebek and the bounds of Syressergh, his land of Brigster and the land late Adam Ward's in Syressergh. Witnesses: Gilbert de Brunolvisheved, Robert de Wessington, Roland de Patton, William de Gylpyn, Henry de Guyp, Richard de Derley, Baldewyn de Schipesheved; Orig. D. at Sizergh. Small circular seal of green wax on a shield the arms of Strickland. Legend: s. WILL'I DE STE[RKELAND].
1319 Walter de Stirkeland showed that he had recovered his seisin against Marmaduke de Twenge and others of common of his pasture of Helsyngton and Stirkeland Ketel, but had again been disseised. [Abbrev. R. Original, i, 249 ff.]
1321 Commission to certain justices on the complaint of Walter de Stirkeland that William son of Marmaduke de Twenge, John de Hastthorp, Jordan de Dalden, Peter de Tonewyche, Robert de la More, Marmaduke son of John de Twenge, John de Wessyngton, Robert de Wessyngton, Thomas Ward, Ellis Gyliotson of Kyrkeby in Kendale, and Henry son of Gilbert de Crakhale with armed men came to his manor of Sighritheserd, while he was under the king's protection, and broke his close and houses and the doors and windows of the houses and set fire to the said houses, carried away his goods and Gilbert de Crakhale, his bondman, assaulted his servants and fixed the fingers of some of them into holes of posts with pins (kivillis) and beat others of them. [Cal. Pat. R., 1321, p. 56; 1317\endash 21, p. 610.]
1346 Grant for life, for good service on this side the seas, to John son of Walter de Stirkeland of the bailiwick of the forestership of Fourneys [Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1346, p. 479]
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~Kendal Records, Vol. I
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