Robert De Stuteville 
Robert's father was Robert De Stouteville and his mother was Alice De Beaumont. His paternal grandparents were Robert D'estouteville and Jeanne De Tallebot; his maternal grandparents were Count Of Beaumont Ivo and UNKNOWN Judith. He had four half-brothers and five half-sisters, named Aubrey, Ivo, Robert, William, Adeliza, Agnes, Hawisw, Matilda and Rohais. He died after 1166.General Notes
Robert de Stuteville, an adherent of Robert Courtheuse. He was taken
prisoner at the storming of Dives, and soon afterward was freed by Henry I, but
his lands in England were confiscated. He or his son Robert fought at the
Battle of Northallerton in 1138. He appears to have married the daughter of
Hugh Fitz Baldric, the great Domesday tenant in Yorkshire, as the later members
of the family are found holding many of Hugh's manors, among them Cottingham,
Cowsby and Boltby.
RC: Robert de Stouteville was, like his father an adherent of Robert
Curthose, taken prison at Dives, he afterwards was freed by Henry I, but his
lands in England were confiscated.
Ayers: Robert de Stuteville, living 1138
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