Baldwin le Fleming, II - 6th palatine baron of Slane
b. 1280, d. 1346
Birth
Baldwin le Fleming, II - 6th palatine baron of Slane, was born in 1280.
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Parents
Property
Baldwin le Fleming, II - 6th palatine baron of Slane, possessed inherited his fathers estates in Ireland, Devonshire and Cornwall in 1302.
2,3,1 He possessed was forced to sell his land at Newcastle de Eskertenen to Philip de Prendergast in 1303 in Ireland.
2 He possessed had a tenant called Michael Bray in 1306 at Brea in Cornwall. He possessed was NOT possessed of his estate in 1311 at Bratton in Devonshire.
4 He possessed was NOT possessed of his estate in 1313 at Bratton in Devonshire.
4 He possessed was possessed of estates in 1316. He possessed was possessed of an estate in 1326 at Brea (Hautebray and Little Bray) in Cornwall.
5 He possessed was possessed of estates in 1346.
Death
Baldwin le Fleming, II - 6th palatine baron of Slane, died in 1346 at age ~66.
Citations
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- [S10] Richard Bligh, The Slane Peerage Case: New Reports of Cases heard in the House of Lords and decided during the session 1836, vol x (London: Saunders and Benning, 1838), p 82; e-book, Google, GoogleBooks (https://archive.org/details/newreportscases06lordgoog/page/n14/mode/2up : accessed.
- [S15] , Medieval Genealogy (n.d.), CP 25/1/285/29 number 54; digital images, ( : accessed.
- [S2] Various contributors, "Wikipaedia," database, Commons, Wikipaedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/: accessed), Feudal barony of Barnstaple.

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