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Bardulf's death, a legal case was brought against Bardulf's chaplain and constable, alleging that Bardulf had allowed his two servants to hear a case that should have been heard by the justice. The litigants charged that the two servants had wrongly decided the case, and after hearing the
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The justice married Mabel de Limesy, daughter of Gerard de Limesy, and coheir with her sisters of their brother John de Limesy, with the marriage taking place in 1200. When he died, his heir was Robert
Bardulf, his brother. Hugh Bardulf gave land capable of pasturing 500 sheep to
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kings. He remained on such good terms with Hubert Walter, that when Walter was appointed chancellor at the beginning of John's reign, Bardulf made a comment to the new chancellor that included a pointed barb about the last
Archbishop of Canterbury to also be chancellor,
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says that Hugh was the son of a Hugh
Bardulf who died around 1176. According to Turner and Round, the younger Hugh's mother was Isabel, who may have been a member of the Twist family from Lincolnshire. The younger Hugh acquired land at
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for estates confiscated by
Richard in the northern part of England in relation to John's rebellion. While Richard was in captivity in Germany in 1193, Bardulf, along with
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to remove
Longchamp from office, which led to Longchamp excommunicating Bardulf. In 1193, Bardulf helped with the defences of Doncaster against the forces of Prince
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near
Doncaster, because he was a vassal of John's, which led to him being denounced as a traitor. Although he was required to surrender his
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In 1189, Hugh was one of only five sitting sheriffs who retained their office when
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during the reigns of Henry, Richard and John. In 1196, he was the collector of taxation in seven shires, along with
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allegations, the royal justices at Westminster agreed and restored the disputed property to the litigants.
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of Yorkshire, he was immediately appointed to other sheriff offices. On 31 March 1194, Hugh was named an
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rather than sitting at Westminster. He performed the duties of sheriff for the following counties:
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made an identical offer for the right to marry his son to Mabel, Hugh's widow.
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