79958472. William de Stuteville & 79958473. Bertha de Glanville
~1130, William born in England, s/o §Robert de Stuteville.
12/22/1135, Stephen crowned king of England.
1147, William and Robert de Stuteville involved in a plea against
the monks of Coxwold for land that Roger de Mowbray had granted. (S) Foundation
History of the Abbeys of Byland and Jervaulx, Burton, 2006, P20.
12/19/1154, Henry II crowned king of England.
7/1171, at Falaise, William de Stuteville witnessed a royal
charter about the abbey of St. Mary, Dublin. [William witnessed a 2nd
royal grant the same month at Valognes.]
4/1173, At the outbreak of the revolt of King Henry’s son
Henry, Robert de Stuteville and his sons were adherents of the King.
1173-4, Robert de Stuteville held Appleby and Brough; eldest
son William held Topcliffe, and son Nicholas held Liddel.
7/1174, Geoffrey, elect of Lincoln, built Topelyve castle and
consigned it to William de Stuteville.
By 1175, William’s father died.
8/10/1175, at York, William de Stuteville and Robert de
Stuteville witnessed a royal charter to St. Bartholomew’s nunnery at
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
10/1175, at Feckenham, Worcestershire, William de Stuteville
witnessed a royal charter confirming William, earl of Gloucester’s grant s to
the priory of St. james in Bristol.
5/1176, William de Stuteville witnessed a royal charter to
Kingswood, Wiltshire.
1/1177 at Northampton, William de Stuteville witnessed a royal
charter to the Oder of Lepers of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem.
4/22/1177, Wiliam died, his son William succeeding.
(S) Court, Household, and Itinerary of King Henry II, 1878. (S)
Anglo-Norman Studies, Battle Conference 2005, P71.
Family notes:
·
Bertha de Glanville is usually given as d/o Gerard
de Glanville, brother of Ranulf the Justiciar, who attended the coronation of
King Richard I in 1189. [The timeline does not seem to fit, but would fit with William the son.]
·
Robert de Stuteville [the father], s/o Nicholas
de Stuteville.
·
1175, Robert de Stuteville [died 1184] replaced
as sheriff of Yorkshire, [brother of William].
Children of William and Bertha:
i. William de Stuteville, born ~1155 in England.
5/1177, William granted the castle of Knaresburgh for 3
knights’ fees for services of the king in the civil wars.
1178, William, knight of the king’s household, granted custody
of Roxburgh.
1191, King Richard for 2000£ granted William continued
possession of the castle of Knaresburgh.
4/22/1199, William obtained a ratification of their father’s
charter from King John.
4/1200, King John issued a
charter to William de Stutville [who gave 3000 marks] promising justice for his
ancestral claim to William de Mowbray’s barony.
1201, King John visited
William, sheriff of Yorkshire, and and his brother Nicholas at their seat of Baynard
castle.
1203, William died; his son
Robert, a minor, his heir.
Child: By 1205, Robert died;
his uncle Nicholas succeeding.
ii. Nicholas de Stuteville (39979236), born ~1160 in England.
