- Waltheof,
Waldeve or
Waldef is a
masculine name of Old
English origin and it
survives in present-day as the name Waldo. Its
original meaning is uncertain...
- have its own saint's cult
ensured the cult's longevity. Also
Waldef or
Waldeve Barlow The
English Church 1066–1154 p. 208-210 Baker,
Derek (1975). "Legend...
- 1908, p.245 where,
citing Roger Hovenden's
Chronica he
states "In the same year [1166] died earl Gospatrick, and his son
Waldeve succeeded him". v t e...
- she
married firstly Sir
David de Lindsay, and
secondly Sir
Malcolm Fitz
Waldeve, a.k.a. Sir
Malcolm de Ingoe.
Margaret died on 4 or 5
September 1201 and...
- Old
Wardon Bedfordshire William Speche (Espec) 1086
Papcastle ****berland
Waldeve temp.
Henry I
Patricksbourne Kent
Richard FitzWilliam 1086 Peak Derbyshire...
- "cywrain",
which means "skilled".
Early recorded bearers of the
surname are
Waldeve de
Coueran in 1262;
William de
Coughran in 1296; and
Robert de Cochrane...
-
certainly not
Walter FitzAlan.
Issue by Euphemia: Patrick, 7th Earl of Dunbar.
Waldeve (Waltheof),
Rector of Dunbar,
named as son of Earl
Patrick by Pope Innocent...
-
William the Conqueror. The
lands of
Dundas p****ed to his great-grandson
Waldeve, who
granted them to his
kinsman Helias in a
charter dating from around...
- be
called "earl of Dunbar"
rather than "earl of Lothian". "About Lord
Waldeve, Earl of
Dunbar on Geni". McDonald, Andrew, ‘Waltheof,
third earl of Lothian...
- of
South Strathclyde,
Dumfries and Galloway.
Baldwin of
Biggar (1154)
Waldeve of
Biggar (1170s) Hugh, son of Sir
Reginald (ca.1196-1200)
William de Hertisheved...
