Walter de Amersham

13th-century English nobleman
The basics

Quick Facts

Intro13th-century English nobleman
PlacesUnited Kingdom
isNoble
Gender
Male
Death1304
The details

Biography

Walter de Amersham, also known as Walter de Agsmundesham (died 1304) was the Lord Chancellor of Scotland during the English administration in Scotland from 1296 to 1304.

Biography

He was a Royal Clerk and Justice of the Peace during the reign of Edward I of England. He was appointed in 1291 as assistant to Alan de St Edmund, the Chancellor for Scotland. Walter was paid 10 merks every month for his service. During 1296, Walter was appointed to the position of Chancellor of Scotland during the English administration in Scotland and served in this function until his death in 1304.

Walter is known to have had two sons Alan and Thomas, whom his property was divided between.

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