- Sir Michael Stanhope
Sir Michael Stanhope (ca
1518 -22 January 1552 ) was aNottinghamshire landowner and suspected rebel against the English Crown.He was the second son of Sir Edward Stanhope. In 1538 he acquired
Shelford Priory inNottinghamshire from the Crown and built a house on the site, known as Shelford Manor.In the reign of
King Edward VI he was appointed chief gentleman of the bed-chamber. He was arrested in 1551 and beheaded in 1552 alongside Sir Thomas ArundellFamily
He married Anne, daughter of Nicholas Rawson, of
Aveley , Essex.Children - 5 sons and 3 daughters including:
*Sir Thomas Stanhope
*Edward (one of the Queen's Council for the North of England)
*Sir John Stanhope, Vice-Chamberlain of the Household, later created Baron Stanhope of Harrington
*Edward (Doctor of Civil Law and a Master of the HighCourt of Chancery )
*Michaelource
*The History of the County of Derby, Steven Glover, Derby 1829.
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