Michael de Hanslope

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Michael de HAMESLAPE (HAMESLEPE) (HANSLAPE; de HANSLOPE) De Hanslape
Born about 1078
Deceased about 1131, aged about 53 years old

Parents
sosa Winemar (Wynemarde de HANSLAPE) FLEMING, De Hanslape, born about 1060 - Flanders, deceased about 1105 - Buckinghams. aged about 45 years old
Married to Ne, De Hanslape

Spouses, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
Married to ? ? with
Maud (HAMESLAPE) HANSLAPE, de HAMESLEPE, De Hanslape ca 1096 Married to William (II) MAUDUIT, De Mauduit ca 1092-ca 1157 with
William III (de) MAUDUIT, Baron de Hanslape; Chamberlain of the Exchequer, De Mauduit ca 1113-ca 1170 Married to sosa Adelica Ne with :
M William IV (de) MAUDUIT, Chamberlain de l'Echiquier, De Mauduit ca 1133-1197/
M Robert (de) MAUDUIT, (MAUDIT) De Mauduit ca 1138-1191
F Sibylle MAUDUIT, De Mauduit ca 1114-1185/ Married to Geoffrey BASSET, Lord of Weldon , Basset ca 1112-1189 with :
M Richard Basset of Welden, Basset ca 1131-1217
F Alice MAUDUIT, De Mauduit ca 1115 Married to Johan de bidun, ou John de BIDUNE; ou John de BIDEN de ROCHFORD; Baron de LAVENDON, De Bidun with :
Matilda de BIDEN de ROCHFORD, De Bidun ca 1133
Ermengarde de bidun, De Bidun †ca 1235
Amice de Bidun, De Bidun †1235/
Ne, MAUDUIT, De Mauduit ca 1117 Married to Hughes de SAINT-MARTIN, Seigneur de Saint-Martin-le-Gaillard, De Saint-Martin with :
Jourdan de SAINT-MARTIN, Seigneur de Saint-Martin-le-Gaillard,, De Saint-Martin
Matilda MAUDUIT, (Mathilde ,Maud) De Mauduit Married to Haimo (Hamo) FitzMEINFELIN, Seigneur de WOLVERTON, De Wolverton †ca 1189 with :
Ala FitzHAIMO, De Wolverton

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Michael de Hanslape
Marriage: Unknown
Died: Bef 1135, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England
General Notes:

Fenwick Allied Ancestry, p. 141 726

Background Information. 1203
Hanslope Castle was the caput of the small local honour of Hanslope sometimes called from the 12th and 13th-century holders the Mauduit barony or fee. It represented the Domesday fief of Winemar the Fleming*, which lay principally in Hanslope, but extended also into Northamptonshire, where it included small holdings in Cosgrove, Easton Maudit, Strixton, Ashton, and Easton Neston. Winemar was succeeded in all his lands held in chief by Michael de Hanslope, after whose death Henry I granted his honour and lands in marriage with his daughter, Maud de Hanslope, to William Mauduit.

• [V.C.H. Northants, i, 342] Winemar is called de Hanslope twice in the Northamptonshire Domesday [ibid. i, 290]. Barrowden in Rutland granted by Queen Maud to Michael de Hanslope and afterwards restored by the Empress Maud to William Mauduit [Add. MS. 28024, fol. 21b) was attached to this honour [Cal. Inq. p.m. Edw. II, v, 400].

A History of the County of Buckingham, Vol. IV, pp. 348-362