The Domesday Survey records four pre-Conquest manors at Stutton. The holdings are as follows. Edwin held Stutton with 60 acres of ploughland and 1 acre of meadow as a manor. This was held by Count Alan in demesne in 1086. Fridebern held Stutton with 2 carucates of ploughland and 4 acres of meadow as a manor, that included the third part of a church with 15 acres and a salt-pan and 2 beehives. Rainalm holds it from Geoffrey de Mandeville in 1086. Skalpi, a thegn of Harold's held Stutton as a manor with 2 carucates of ploughland, 5 acres of meadow, woodland for 16 pigs, a mill, two salt-pans and half a church with 15 acres. William de Alno held it from Robert Gernon in 1086. Eadnoth held 60 acres of ploughland as a manor with an acre of meadow. Robert Gernon held it in demesne in 1086.
Benefice of Holbrook, Stutton, Freston, Woolverstone and Wherstead.