19962424. Sir Fulco de Sulis & 19962425.
Ermangard Durward
~1185, Fulco
born in Scotland.
~1195, Ermangard
in Scotland, d/o 19989508. Thomas Durward.
1207, Fulco
succeeded Ranulph, [his father or possibly his uncle]; who was assassinated in
Hermitage castle by his own domestics. (S) Caledonia, V2, Chalmers, 1810, P116.
11/25/1214,
Fulk witnessed a grant of Meikleour and Lethendy by King William to Gilbert,
earl of Strathearn. (S) POMS.
12/6/1214,
Alexander II succeeded King William I of Scotland.
By
11/5/1215, Fulk de Soules has granted and by this his present charter
established to Newbattle Abbey one ploughgate of land and 5 acres in the villa
of Gilmerton, which Ranulf de Soules son of William de Soules gave in exchange
for that ploughgate which Ranulf de Soules his uncle, butler of the king of
Scots, had given, in perpetual alms. (S) POMS.
By
9/29/1216, Fulco de Soules, butler of the king, witnessed a gift of land in
Leith of Thomas of Restalrig, sheriff of Edinburgh, to Newbatte abbey. (S)
POMS.
1222,
Cumberland. Fulco de Sules is charged 100 marks and 4 palfreys for the estate
of Ranulph de Sules.
1228-41,
Fulk died. [From son’s records.]
Family
notes:
·
The first Ranulph de Sidis granted a carucate of
land, in Gilmerston, to the monks of Newbotle. The second Ranulph confirmed the
grant of his uncle. Fulco de Sulis confirmed this charter of the second
Ranulph, after his decease.
Child
of Fulco and Ermangard:
i. Nicholas de Soules (9981213), born ~1215 in
Scotland.
