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Uhting Cachepol (Catchpole)

Biography: This surname is modernised as Catchpole. See list of metonymic occupational surnames. From Old Norman French cachepol, ‘chase fowl’, initially a person who chased poultry in default of money, for a tax gatherer or ‘petty officer of justice, especially a warrant officer who arrests for debt’. Reaney and Wilson, 87. Reaney, Origin of English Surnames, 160, 281; Thuresson, Middle English Occupational Terms, 145.

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Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
21 Nov. 1232 X 6 Jun. 1237	Gift of tofts in Inverbervie and Inverurie	Previous landholder	Adam of Audley; Gerard Lindsay, son of David (I) (d.1249); Henry of Stirling, son of Earl David; Nicholas of Inverpeffer; Robert of Worth; Simon of Gartly; Walo de Burgh; William of the Loch, knight	3/8/10 (Lind. Cart., no. 18)

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21 Nov. 1232 X 6 Jun. 1237	cachepol (M)	3/8/10 (Lind. Cart., no. 18)

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21 Nov. 1232 X 6 Jun. 1237	toft in Inverbervie	Holder (possession)	3/8/10 (Lind. Cart., no. 18)