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| 1) Letters patent of Henry II granting to William de Stuteville the manors of Knaresborough and Boroughbridge.2) Letters patent of Henry II confirming to William de Stuteville the manors of Knaresborough and Boroughbridge.3) Letters patent of Richard I confirming to William de Stuteville the manors of Knaresborough and Boroughbridge. Dated 1189.4) Letters patent of John confirming to William de Stuteville the manors of Knaresborough and Boroughbridge. Dated 1200.5) Letters patent of John confirming to Robert de Stuteville the manors of Knaresborough and Boroughbridge. Dated 1203.6) Letters patent of John confirming to Robert de Stuteville the lands held by his father on the day of his death. Dated 1203.7) Letters patent of John granting to the archbishop of Canterbury the keeping, marriage and lands of Robert Stuteville during his minority. Dated 1203.8) Letters patent that Nicholas Stuteville has petitioned for the lands late of his brother William for a fine of 10,000 marks, and can have the lands when the fine is paid.9) Letter from the King to FitzAdam that he has sent Lisle to be keeper of the castle of Knaresborough.10) Letters patent that Nicholas Stuteville has made fine of 10,000 marks for the lands late of William Stuteville. |
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| Knaresborough, [West Riding of Yorkshire]; Pont de Burgh (Boroughbridge), [West Riding of Yorkshire]; Woodstock, [Oxfordshire]; Seez, [Normandy, France]; Argentan, [Normandy, France]; Durham, [County Durham]; Guildford, [Surrey]; Rotherham, [West Riding of Yorkshire]; Normandy, [France]; Lambeth, [Surrey]; Canterbury, [Kent]; Havering-atte-Bower, [Essex]. |
| Henry [II], King of England; William de Stotevill (Stuteville); Richard de Lucy; Hugh de Cressi; Ralph de Glamer; Walter de Verduno (Verdun); William filius Radulphi (FitzRalph); William Basset; Robert de Vaus (Vaux); Robert Pikenot; Robert de Stotevill (Stuteville); Reginald de Lucy; Richard de Aufai; Ralph Writon; William de Schalis; Richard de Canvill (Canville); Gerard de Canvill (Canville); Froger, bishop of Seez; William [d'Aubigny], Earl of Arundel; Richard de Humer; Eustace [de Humer], son of Richard de Humer; William de Humer, son of Richard de Humer; Reginald de Curtenay (Courtenay); Gilbert Malet; Robert Briec'; Ralph de Ster; Reginald de Pavill; Guy de Sancto Walerico (St Walery); Richard [I], King of England; Hugh [du Puiset], bishop of Durham; Hubert [Walter], bishop of Salisbury [1189-93], archbishop of Canterbury [1193-1205]; Hugh [de Nonant], bishop of Chester; Reginald [FitzJocelin], bishop of Bath; John, Count of Mortain [1189-1199], King of England [1999-1217]; William Marescall (Marshall), Earl of Pembroke; Geoffrey filius Petri (FitzPeter), earl of Essex [from 1199]; William filius Aldelmi (FitzAdelm); Robert de Turnham; William Bruer (Brewer); Hugh Ward; [Simon son of Robert alias de Camera alias of Wells], archdeacon of Wells; John de Grey, archdeacon of Gloucester; Robert de Stotevill (Stuteville), son and heir of William de Stuteville; E. (Eustace), bishop of Ely; J. (John) [de Gray], bishop of Norwich; William de Breos/Brewose; Warin filius Gerald (FitzGerald); Thomas Basset; Hugh de Well/Wall; Nicholas de Stotevill (Stuteville), brother of William de Stuteville; Robert de Veteri Ponte (Vipont); Thomas filius Adam (FitzAdam), constable of Knaresborough; Brian de Insula (Lisle). |
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