Stephen de Meinill the Second, s. and h. In 1176 he owed 20 marks for a forest trespass. He granted to Rievaulx Abbey woodland in Greenhow (parish of Ingleby Greenhow) for the health of his soul and that of Joan his wife; and to Fountain Abbey sand and land in Eston for the making of fisheries. He added to the gifts of his father and grandfather to Scarth in Whorlton by granting thereto the churches of Rudby and Whorlton and the chaplaincy of his house; and after his death Hugh, his chaplain and executor and rector of the said churches, handed over Scarth and its endowments to Guisborough Priory. He m. Joan de Ros. He was apparently dead by 1188.
