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==Biography==Uctred[Joseph Bain, ed, ''Calendar o f D o c u m ents relating to Scotland Preserved in Her Majesty's Public Reco rd O f f i c e, London.'' (Edinburgh: H M General Register House, 1881), I:3 , D i g i t al Image ''Internet Archive'' (https://archive.org/stream/calend ar o f d o cume01edin#page/2/mode/2up accessed 12 September 2017). No 13. o r ' ' 'Huctred son of Waldef'''][Joseph Bain , e d , ' ' C alendar of Documents relating to Scotland'', [https://archive. or g / s t ream/calendarofdocume01edin#page/448/mode/2up I:449], No 2287. o r ' ' 'Huctred of Tynedale'''][James Balfour P a u l , e d ., ''The Scots Peerage: Founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert D o u g l a s's Peerage of Scotland, containing an Historical and Genealogical A c c o u n t of the Nobility of that Kingdom'', 9 vols (Edinburgh: David Doug l a s , 1 9 07), I:504-5, Digital Image ''Internet Archive'' (https://archiv e . o r g /stream/scotspeeragefoun01paul#page/504/mode/2up accessed accessed 1 2 S e p t e mber 2017).] (or Gothric[Sir Archi ba l d H D u n bar, Bart, ''Scottish Kings: A Revised Chronology of Scottish H i s t o r y 1005-1625 with Notices of the Principal Events Tables of Regnal Y e a r s , P edigrees, Calendars, etc.'', (Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1899), 4 3 , D i g i tal Image ''Internet Archive'' (https://archive.org/stream/scott i s h k i ngsre00dunbuoft#page/42/mode/2up accessed 12 September 2017). ) o r U c htred FitzWaltheof][Robertson, 1862] (FitzWalde v e ) < r ef name=gff>Goldsborough, Feist & Feist, 2011 of TynedaleWikipedians, n.d.
b. after 1070
===Parents===Uctred was the son of Walleof
====Disputed Parents====There is no evidence for the statement in the ' ' C i t y o f Sheffield'' that Uctred was the son of Waltheof who married Ju d i t h o f L ens in 1070.[C. P. Lewis, `Waltheof, e ar l o f N o r thumbria (c.1050-1076)', ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biog r ap hy ' ' , Oxford University Press, 2004 https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb / 2 8 6 4 6, accessed 26 March 2024). Waltheof (c.1050-1076): doi:10.1093/re f : o d n b/28646.] Waltheof and Judith had two daughters:# Maud, born b e t w e e n 1070 and 1076, married 1) Simon (I) de Senlis, earl of Northampt o n a n d o f H untingdon and 2) David, later king of Scots;[# Alice, also known as Judith, born between 1070 and 1076, mar r i e d R a lph de Tosny]
Some sources state Waltheof and Judith had a third daughter.
In 1086, Waltheof's widow, Judith, owned some 200 rural manors mainly s c a t t e red between Lincoln, Leicester, Northampton, Bedford, and Cambridg e , w i t h h ouses in several east midland towns.
At the end of 1113 David, who was to become Davide I, king of Scotland, w a s g i v e n by Henry I, king of England, the rich, highly born heiress, Ma u d o r M a t ilda de Senlis (d. 1131), the daughter of Waltheof, earl of No r t hu m b ria, and Judith (died in or after 1086), the widow of Simon (I) d e S e n l i s (or St Liz, died 1111-3), who would have been approaching fort y w h e n s h e married David. Through this marriage, David acquired propert y s t r e t ching from south Yorkshire to Middlesex, but mainly in the shire s o f N o r t hampton, Huntingdon, Cambridge, and Bedford, which formed what c a m e t o b e k nown as the `honour of Huntingdon'. King Henry I also grante d h i m a n e a rldom, but to assign the names Huntingdon or Northampton to t h i s e s t ate before the mid-twelfth century is anachronistic. When the Se n l i s f a mily and the Scottish royal house vied for control of the honour , w h i c h w as never partitioned, the former preferred the title earl of N or t h a m pton (given by Stephen), while the Scots simply spoke of the hono u r o f H u n tingdon without using any territorial style.[ G . W . S. Barrow, `David I (c.1085-1153)', ''Oxford Dictionary of Na t i o n a l Biography'', Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Jan 2006 ( h t t p s ://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/7208 accessed 14 Sept 2017).]
If Huctred was the son of Waltheof and Judith, he would have inherited t h e s e e s tates, not their daughters.
===Marriage and Children===
Uctred married Beth�c circa 1085.
Uctred married Beth�c had children:#[[Tynedale-4|Hestilla or Hextilda]] , w h o m a r ried [[Comyn-6|Richard Comyn/Cumyn]],[ c i r c a 1 105.]
===Records referring to "Uctred son of Walleof", "Uchtred son of Waldef " a n d " H u ctred son of Waldef"===
In 1130-1, at Northumberland, Uctred, son of Walleof, rendered an accou n t f o r 2 0 m arks of silver, three palfreys, and three coursers for the l i b e r ti es of soc and sac which the king, Henry I of England [reigned 110 0 - 1 1 3 5], had granted him. He paid to the Treasury 5 marks of silver an d s t i l l o wes 15 marks of silver, three palfreys, and three coursers.
'''Uchtred filius Waldef'' was a juror in the ''Inquisitio per David Pr i n c i p em Cumbrensen de terris Ecclesiae Glasguensi pertinentibus facta'' w h i c h w a s witness by, among others, ''Cospatric frater Dalfin, Waldef fr a t e r s u us. Cospatric filius Uctred, Uhctred filius Scot''.[46. Digi t a l I m a ge ''Internet Archive'' (https://archive.org/stream/earlyscottis h c h a 0 0lawruoft#page/46/mode/2up/, accessed 13 Sept 2017). Charter L. L a u rie, in his notes regarding this charter, remarks that the writ e r o f t h e c harter added a list of witnesses that included the leading p e o pl e a s sociated with David when he was an earl, which he probably made u p b e c a u se there was no grant or act to attest; that the jurors, in the o p i n i o n of Dr Prescott were Cumbrenses judices, although he doesn't agre e t h a t U c htred was as he doesn.][299, 304. Digital Image ''Internet A r c h i v e'' (https://archive.org/stream/earlyscottishcha00lawruoft#page/29 8 / m o d e/2up/, accessed 13 Sept 2017). Charter L.]
On 8 February 1261/2, Henry III, king of England, confirmed to John Com y n t h e g r ant by David king of Scotland and his son, Earl Henry [died 11 5 2 , e a r l of Huntingdon from 1136, earl of Northumberland from 1139] , t o R i c h a rd Comyn, John's great-grandfather, and his wife Histilla, and t he i r h e i rs, lands in Tindale, viz Wallewie, Thornton, Staincroft and He t h i n g ishale, which was the heritage of Histilla's father, Huctred, son o f W a l d e f, just as King Henry's grandfather, King Henry [II], had previo us l y c o n firmed the grant by charter to Richard and Hestilla.
==Research Notes==Robertson's statement "Uchred the son of Waltheof was s l a i n i n t he time of Canute, and his brother Eadulf Cudel only succeeded t o t h e h e r editary dominions beyond the Tyne;"[Eben William Robertson , ' ' S c o tland Under Her Early Kings: A History of the Kingdom to the Clo se o f t h e T h irteenth Century'', (Edmonston and Douglas, 1862), I:442; D igi ta l I m a ge ''Internet Archive'', .] does not refer to Histilla's f a t h e r , Huctred, son of Waldef, because Cnut died in 1035.[M. K. Law s o n , ` C nut (d. 1035)', ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'', Oxf o r d U n i versity Press, 2004; online edn, Jan 2013 (https://doi.org/10.10 9 3 / r e f:odnb/4579 accessed 15 Sept 2017).] Uhtred, earl of Bamburgh , s o n o f W a ltheof, was murdered in 1016 after which his brother, Eadulf C u d e l , s ucceeded to the earldom.[William M. Aird, `Uhtred, earl of B a m b u r gh (d. 1016)', ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'', Oxford U n i v e r sity Press, 2004 (https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/27981 accessed 1 5 S e p t 2 0 17).] Histilla and her first husband, Richard Comyn, wer e g r a n t ed the heritage of her father Huctred, son of Waldef, by King He nr y I I , w h o reigned from 1154 until 1189. If Histilla was the daughter o f U c h r e d who was slain in the time of Canute, she would have been 138 y ea r s o l d a t the beginning of Henry II's reign.
Line 121A Nos 23-25 in Weis' ''Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colo n i s t s '',[Frederick Lewis Weis, ''Ancestral Roots of Certain America n C o l o n ists who Came to America Before 1700: The Lineage of Alfred the G r e a t , C harlemagne, Malcolm of Scotland, Robert the Strong, and Some of T h e i r D e scendants'', Genealogical Publishing Com, 1992 [https://books.go o g l e . com.au/books?id=XLqEWwa7fT8C&lpg=PP1&vq=tynedale&pg=PA108#v=snippe t & q = h uctred&f=false 108]] calls him '''Huctred of Tyndale, son of W a l d e f ''' citing ''The Scots Peerage'', I:504-555 (a typo for 504-5 IMHO [ [ T h o m pson-14289|Thompson-14289]] 20:42, 13 September 2017 (EDT)],
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See also:*Goldsborough, E., Feist, P. & Feist, M.W., (2011). The Hous e o f G o l d sborough: Goldsborough: From 6th Century England to Colonial A me ri c a , ( pp.261). [https://books.google.com/books?id=Ek8iwcgtTNwC&lpg=P A 2 6 1 & dq=Uchtred%20(Uchtred)%20%22of%20Tynedale%22&pg=PA261#v=onepage&q= U c h t r ed%20(Uchtred)%20%22of%20Tynedale%22&f=false Google Books]*Roberts o n , E b e n William. (1862). Scotland Under Her Early Kings: A History of t h e K i n g dom to the Close of the Thirteenth Century, (Vol.1, pp.442). Edm o n s t o n and Douglas. [https://books.google.com/books?id=pobSAAAAMAAJ&dq= U c h t r ed%20Lord%20of%20Tynedale&pg=PA442#v=onepage&q=Uchtred&f=false Goo g l e e B o ok].*Wikipedians, (n.d.). City of Sheffield (Part 1 of 3, pp.66) . P e d i a P ress. [https://books.google.com/books?id=PCEKGAoMuL0C&lpg=PA66 &d q = U c htred%20(Uchtred)%20%22of%20Tynedale%22&pg=PA66#v=onepage&q=Uchtr e d % 2 0 (Uchtred)%20%22of%20Tynedale%22&f=false Google Books].
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