Source: http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member/haydon-michael-1550-1618
Perhaps it was Buckhurst who introduced Haydon to his son-in-law, Lord Montagu. At any rate Montagu was lord of the manor and borough of Midhurst, for which Haydon was returned to the last Parliament of the reign. By the time of his death Haydon was in possession of land in three Surrey parishes—Wanborough, Ash and Ripley—and in each case Lord Montagu owned the manor. The profits of office allowed Haydon to buy more land. ….Haydon himself died 22 Oct. 1618, apparently in debt, though he owned three houses in Shoe Lane, London, as well as his property in Surrey, Sussex and Watford. There is no evidence that he ever married; administration of his property was granted to Richard Bellamy, son of his deceased sister Winifred.