Robert Il de Stokeport, Knt.

Ormerod's History of Cheshire, Vol. III, p. 795

Sir Robert de Stokeport, knight, son of Robert and Matilda, Inq. p.m. 33 Hen III, Sir Robert de Stokeport, Knight, held, in service, Merpel and Wibberslegh ; also Stokeport of Hugh Despencer. Sir Robert died in either 1239 or 1249, leaving a widow named Roesia who remarried Alexander de Bamville (of the Storeton family), and released to her grandson, Richard de Stokeport, her claim in the manors of Echells, Stockport, Bredbury, Romilegh, Wernith, and Hatterslegh, &c. and had issue of Margaret, wife of William de Vernon and Robert, heir and son.

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