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NameBernard de Balliol 
[54, His own article], [119, Bernard II de Balliol, p. 300], [121, Bywell, Northumberland barony, p. 25]
[54, His own article], [119, Bernard II de Balliol, p. 300], [121, Bywell, Northumberland barony, p. 25]Deathca 1187
General1st s. Feudal baron of Bywell, Northumberland.
FatherBernard de Balliol (-ca1150)
MotherMatilda
DNB Main notes for Bernard de Balliol
Baliol, Bernard de, the younger fl. 1167
Name: Baliol, Bernard de, the younger
Dates: fl. 1167
Active Date: 1167
Gender: Male
Spouse: Agnes de Pinkney
Sources: Dugdale's Baronage and Monasticon Anglicanum; Surtees' Durham, iv...
Contributor: Æ. M. [Aeneas James George Mackay]
Article
Baliol, Bernard de, the younger fl. 1167. Dugdale does not recognise a second Bernard, but for the reasons stated in the last article, the opinion of Surtees appears preferable, though it must be admitted that his existence rests on the evidence of one charter and the improbability of a single life having covered the period from 1135, when the first Bernard must have at least attained majority, to nearly the close of the century. This Bernard joined Robert de Stuteville, Odonel de Umfraville, Ranulf de Glanville, and other northern barons, who raised the siege of Alnwick and took William the Lion prisoner in 1174. Our only further information about him consists of grants to various abbeys, one of which, to Rievaulx, was ‘for the good of his own soul and that of his consort Agnes de Pinkney,’ and the confirmation of the privileges granted by his father to the burgesses of Barnard Castle. He was succeeded by his son Eustace, whose existence is only known from charters of which the earliest, dated in 1190, is a license to marry the widow of Robert Fitzpiers for a fine of 100 marks. He was succeeded about 1215 by his son Hugh, the father of John de Baliol I, whose son was John de Baliol II, king of Scotland.
Sources
Dugdale's Baronage and Monasticon Anglicanum; Surtees' Durham, iv. 51-2.
Contributor: Æ. M.
published 1885
Name: Baliol, Bernard de, the younger
Dates: fl. 1167
Active Date: 1167
Gender: Male
Spouse: Agnes de Pinkney
Sources: Dugdale's Baronage and Monasticon Anglicanum; Surtees' Durham, iv...
Contributor: Æ. M. [Aeneas James George Mackay]
Article
Baliol, Bernard de, the younger fl. 1167. Dugdale does not recognise a second Bernard, but for the reasons stated in the last article, the opinion of Surtees appears preferable, though it must be admitted that his existence rests on the evidence of one charter and the improbability of a single life having covered the period from 1135, when the first Bernard must have at least attained majority, to nearly the close of the century. This Bernard joined Robert de Stuteville, Odonel de Umfraville, Ranulf de Glanville, and other northern barons, who raised the siege of Alnwick and took William the Lion prisoner in 1174. Our only further information about him consists of grants to various abbeys, one of which, to Rievaulx, was ‘for the good of his own soul and that of his consort Agnes de Pinkney,’ and the confirmation of the privileges granted by his father to the burgesses of Barnard Castle. He was succeeded by his son Eustace, whose existence is only known from charters of which the earliest, dated in 1190, is a license to marry the widow of Robert Fitzpiers for a fine of 100 marks. He was succeeded about 1215 by his son Hugh, the father of John de Baliol I, whose son was John de Baliol II, king of Scotland.
Sources
Dugdale's Baronage and Monasticon Anglicanum; Surtees' Durham, iv. 51-2.
Contributor: Æ. M.
published 1885