Hadenald de Bidun

M, b. circa 1088, d. after 1143
FatherWilliam de Bidun
     Hadenald de was born circa 1088 in Lavendon, Buckinghamshire, England. Hadenald married Sarra (?) circa 1109. In the time of Henry I or Stephen, he held his father's lands at Lavendon.1 Hadenald's wife, Sarra, died in Lavendon, Buckinghamshire, England, leaving him a widower. Hadenald married 2nd Anneta (?). He had retired from secular life & became a monk in St. Andrew's, Northamptonshire.2 Hadenald departed this life after 1143 in Northamptonshire, England, at the Abbey of St. Andrew's.

Family 2

Anneta (?)

Citations

  1. [S1417] William Farrer, Honors and Knights' Fees, pages 1-2 - . . In the time of Henry I or Stephen, William de Bidum's fees at Lavendon was in the possession of Hadenald de Bedun.
  2. [S1417] William Farrer, Honors and Knights' Fees, Volume 2: page1 - He himself afterwards took the same course [entering a monastery], becoming a monk in St. Andrew's, Northampton. On this occasion he gave for himself, Anneta, his wife, and John, his son, who he had appointed his heir, 30 shillings a year from the mill of Cotes and 10 shillings rent from Halsey in Sharnbrrk, Beds. All his sons consented as witnesses, viz. John, Simon, Halenad, Trian, Walter the clerk & Aluric the priest, and they had been received into the abbey's confraternity. John de Bydon with the consent of John, his son & heir, later confirmed the alms granted by his father when he became a monk; and gave another perhaps earlier, confirmation with the consent of his son, Halenald.