Hadenald de Bidun
M, b. circa 1088, d. after 1143
| Father | William 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 1 | Sarra (?) |
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Family 2 | Anneta (?) |
Citations
- [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.
- [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.