Reginald# de Knoll

  Notes:

First name perhaps actually 'Rayner' or variation.

'Wigglesworth Hall' by G.Wigglesworth;
"Reyner de Knoll (Reginald) probably between 1290 and 1300 married Beatrice de Arches who brought the manors of Wigglesworth and Starbottom into her husband's family to add to the land it seemingly held there".
Was publically admonished for adultery;
"In 1307 the register of Archbishop Greenfield of York records 'whereas on Alicia de Ribstan for adultery with Lord Reynerus de Knolle, Knight soldier, we have imposed the penance underwritten. To wit, that on some Sunday walking in front of a procession round the Parish Church of Preston in Craven, clad only in a smock with bare shoulders, she shall undergo one whipping; and round the market place in Skipton in Craven on some market day, the next following, another whipping. Also on some Sunday or Holy day in front of a procession in our church at York; then walking in like manner a fourth whipping, but round the market place at York; that on the day following that day in the market place she shall receive a fifth whipping, humbly and devoutly with the assistance of the people".

Reginald# married Beatrice/Beatrix# de Arches, daughter of Willam# de Arches and Unknown, circa 1295. (Beatrice/Beatrix# de Arches died in 1325.)