True, p. 111 identifies the wife of Thomas Skeffington as "Margareta filia et haeres Edm. Stanhop MILES." (Miles meaning "knight.")

I noticed somewhere that Ralph Rochford, son of Elizabeth (Scrope) (Bigod) (Rochford) St. John, and brother of Joan (Rochford) Stanhope, was living as late as 1511, though he was insane at the time. See also: https://books.google.com/books?id=nVI_AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA279&dq=henry+rochforde+scroope&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwic5Yr8scPMAhXGSCYKHbDoBOwQ6AEIJjAB#v=onepage&q=henry%20rochforde%20scroope&f=false https://books.google.com/books?id=kjme027UeagC&pg=RA2-PA120&dq=%22oliver+st.+john%22+rochfort&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwja5eXd48PMAhWM6CYKHd1tAJwQ6AEIPTAE#v=onepage&q=%22oliver%20st.%20john%22%20rochfort&f=false

Dear John ~ The first document below is an agreement dated 1507 between Richard Stanhope, son and heir of Sir Edward Stanhope, and Henry Stanhope, Esq., of Haughton, Nottinghamshire, and his son, Edmund Stanhope, Esq. The document comes from the Manuscripts and Special Collections of the University of Nottingham Archives. The second document below is taken from the online Discovery catalog. It refers to Margaret, daughter of Edmund Stanhope, in a record of a Chancery Proceedings dated 1518-1529. Margaret Stanhope was then of minor age, she having a guardian, William Skeffington, Knt. Inasmuch as Edmund Stanhope is not styled "Sir" or "knight" in either record below, it would seem probable that Edmund Stanhope was not ever knighted. The two documents below confirm that Edmund's given name was Edmund, not Edward. We learn from the first document that Henry Stanhope and his son, Edmund, were both living in 1507. We learn from the second document below that Edmund Stanhope died before 1518-1529. Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah + + + + + + + + + + + Document 1: Source: http://mss-cat.nottingham.ac.uk/DServe/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=NeAX%2fNeD%2f709-4477%2f1848-1957%2f1900-1920%2f1906&pos=4 Manuscripts and Special Collections, University of Nottingham Archives: Ne D 1906 First Party: Margaret [Stanley], Countess of Richmond and Derby. Second Party: Sir Edward Stanhope. Third Party: Henry Stanhope, esquire. Fourth Party: Edmund Stanhope, esquire. Recites that there have recently been 'variannces, troubles, and discordes' between Sir Edward Stanhope, Henry Stanhope and Edmund Stanhope relating to the manor of Houghton [Haughton] and to property in Walesby, Willoughby, Boughton, Kirton, Grimston and Wellow, and to land in Treswell and Egmanton [note that names have all been modernised for consistency]; notes that all parties agreed to arbitration by (1); awards that (2) shall assure the estate in Walesby, Willoughby, Boughton, Kirton, Grimston and Wellow to (3) for life, the remainder to (4) and his wife, afterwards to their heirs male; in default of such issue to the use of (4) and his heirs in fee. Part of the property in Egmanton to the value of £4 to be assured to (3) and his assignees for life, afterwards to Edmond and his wife for life in tail mail; in default of such issue to the use of to (2) and his heirs in fee; (2) to have the residue of the lands in Egmanton in fee; grants all the wood and underwood of Walesby to (2); also awards that (2) shall have the manor of Haughton with its appurtenances and two closes lying in the fields of Treswell. The document is dated 1 Mar. 22 Henry VII.(1507) + + + + + + + + + + + Document 2: Source: Discovery Catalogue Reference: C 1/576/24 Description: Short title: Stanhope v Brudenell. Plaintiffs: Richard Stanhope, esquire, son and heir of Edward Stanhope, knight. Defendants: Robert Brudenell, knight. Subject: Detention of deeds relating to the manor of `Cromwelles' in Tuxford, and messuages and land there and in Little Markham and Milton (Mylneton). (Annexed is an interpleader by William Skavyngton, knight, guardian of Margaret, daughter of Edmund Stanhope, and others). Nottinghamshire. 3 documents Date: 1518-1529 Held by: The National Archives, Kew

Dear John ~ Below are two additional records which pertain to the Stanhope family. The first document is dated 1514. It concerns an agreement between Richard Stanhope and Sir Edward Darell and his wife [Alice] and her daughter, Margaret Stanhope. We learn from this document that Edmund Stanhope, the former husband of Alice, died sometime before 27 November 1514. The second document is undated but appears to refer to Alice, widow of Edmund Stanhope and Sir Edward Darell. It is taken from the online Discovery catalogue. Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah + + + + + + + + Document 1: Online source: Manuscripts and Special Collections, University of Nottingham Archives Reference: Ne D 1913 Title: Award made by Anthony Fitzherbert and others relating to various lands in Nottinghamshire; 27 Nov. 1514 Date Of Creation: 27.11.1514 Content Description: First Party: Robert Brudenell and Humfrey Coningsby, two of the king's justices. Second Party: Sir Edward Dar[r]ell, knight, his wife and her daughter, Margaret Stanhope. Third Party: Richard Stanhope. Notes that the two parties are bound to each other to abide by the decision of the arbiters; awards that (3) is to be 'made sure' of all those lands, tenements, rents and reversions in Treswell, Egmanton, South Leverton, Willoughby, Walesby and Elkesley [note that names have been modernised for reasons of consistency] which used to belong to Henry Stanhope; (3) is also to have the Dene Court rent and the lands called Cromwell Lands in Tuxford, Markham Clinton and Milton; awards that (2) is to have an annual rent charge of £20 issuing out of the lands; orders that the agreement between the two parties made before the Queen's Counsel relating to lands in Wellow, Grimston, East Retford, Allerton [Ollerton] and Boughton should be adhered to. Awards that all of Henry's other property in Nottinghamshire, with the exception of Haughton Manor are to be assured to Margaret Stanhope; agreement that (3) will pay to Sir Edward all the rents that were due until the date of this present; agreement by Sir Edward that he will produce all the relevant deeds. Language English + + + + + + + + + + Document 2: Source: Online Discovery catalogue Reference: SC 2/209/65 County: [Wilts]. Description of Courts: Estreats, &c., Court and Presentments. Courts of Alice Darell, widow, and of the feoffees of Edward Darell. Court of _ Mawnsell, esq., and Mary his wife. Places: Wanborough; Bewley. 6 membranes or sheets. Note: Courts of Alice Darell, widow and of the feofees of Edward Darell. Court of - Mawnsell, esq., and Mary his wife. 6 mm Date: Undated