Hugh Balliol (d.1229)

Biography: Hugh Balliol, lord of Barnard Castle in County Durham, was the eldest son of Eustace de Hélicourt (later de Balliol; d.c.1208). He had at least three brothers, Bernard (d.1212), perhaps a cleric, Ingram (d.1239×44), lord of Urr and Dalton in Galloway and Tours-en-Vimeu in Picardy, and Henry (d.1246), later chamberlain of Scotland. Hugh married Cecilia de Fontaines, daughter of Aleaure, lord of Longpré and his wife, Lorette de St Valery, by whom he had at least six children: John (d.1268) who succeeded him and married Dervorguilla, daughter of Alan, lord of Galloway; Eustace (d.1274) who married Helewise, daughter of Ranulph of Levington; Jocelin; Hugh (d.1292), who lived entirely in France; Bernard; and Ada (d.1251), who married John fitzRobert of Warkworth. Hugh Balliol died in 1229. A. Beam, The Balliol Dynasty, 1210-1364 (Edinburgh, 2008)
Floruits: 1208 × 1212
Related Place: Bailleul-en-Vimeu
Matrix: Hugh Balliol (d.1229)
Matrix: Hugh Balliol (d.1229) (counterseal?)
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Total number of associated factoids: 4

Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
circa 1208 X 1212	Renewal of 26 acres of land next to Temple Healey, Durham	Grantor	Bernard Balliol (d.1212); Guy of Fountains; Henry de Eure; Hugh de Normanville, lord of Maxton; Ingram Balliol (d.1239×44)	3/72/5 (Kel. Lib., no. 267)
circa 1208 X 1229	Renewal of fishery called Woodhornstell in the River Tweed	Grantor		3/72/6 (Kel. Lib., no. 51)
circa 1208 X 1229	Renewal of fishery of Woodhornstell	Grantor		3/72/7 (Kel. Lib., no. 53)

Witnesses

Source

circa 1208 X 1212

Grantor

circa 1208 X 1229