Person
Joan de Stutevill
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Where
Top places
- Kempton (Shropshire) 2
- Westminster (Middlesex) 1
Named alongside
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Stutevill family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Joan de Stuteville same forename · 1276-05-02 · 1 entries
- William de Stutevill · 1234-02-06 – 1389-01-23 · 54 entries
- Nicholas de Stutevil · 1348-04-18 · 9 entries
- Thomas Stutteville · 1308-05-06 – 1361-06-30 · 6 entries
- Henry de Stutevill · 1308-05-06 – 1313-12-02 · 5 entries
- Simon de Stutevill · 1303-04-19 – 1309-02-26 · 4 entries
- Thomas Stutevile · 1462-03-20 – 1462-06-20 · 4 entries
- Nicholas de Stutevyll · 1328-12-17 – 1330-02-12 · 4 entries
- Stutus de Stutevill · 1303-05-18 – 1304-05-28 · 2 entries
- William Stutevil · undated · 2 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
These surnames sound close to Stutevill (e.g. Warenna/Warenne, Conestable/Constable). They are kept separate on purpose, some look-alikes are genuinely different families (Clare vs Claver). If you are sure two are one family, tell us to merge them.
Name variants
- “Joan de Stutevill” ×3
Entries (chronological)
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1276-04-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to the sheriff of Derby, escheator in that county, to take into king's hand the manor of Tissinton late of Henry de Audidele, in chief, who alienated the same without licence to Geofirey de Order to the sheriff of …
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1276-04-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to the sheriff of Essex, escheator of that county, to take into king's hand the lands late of Roger de Jarpenvill, deceased, tenant in Order to the sheriff of Cumberland, escheator in that county, to to Baldwin Wak…
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1276-05-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to the sheriff of York, escheator in that county, after taking security from the executors of the will of Joan de Stutevill, tenant in chief, for payment of any debts due by her to the king, to permit them to have …
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