Michel Lauritzen Blaker [Munk], blev den rikeste mand i sin tid i Gudbrandsdalen næst efter fogden Lars Gran paa Steig. I 1574 foretok han et ovenfor nævnte jordbytte med sin bror Olufs enke og datter, hvorvidt han fik halve gaarden Blaker, og i 1590 indgik han et forlik med søsteren Eline Lauritsdatter, hvorefter han fikk den anden halvdel av Blaker samt 1/2 hud i Skjæsar i Lom og 1/2 hud i Orden i Eidsbygden i Romsdalen og endelig av sinmors gods 3 huder i Frisvold i Eidsbygden og 1/2 hud i Fossum i Tretten, medens Eline, aom ovenfor nævnt fik 1 hud i Skjæsar og 2 1/2 hud i Fossum. Ved dette forlik blev uttrykkelig bemerket at Michel hadde arvet en del av godsetefter en bror og to søstre som døde ugifte. (Diplom paa Blaker). Saavel Michel som hans hustru levet endnu i 1620 og var da "to meget skrøbelige folk med sygdom og svaghed ganske betvungen", og "da de ikke vite hvilken tid Gud almægtigste vil henkalde dem av denne verden til sitt evige rike" delte de 27/3 d. a. alt sit jordegods mellom sine 4 barn "forat undgaa tvist og trætte efter sin død."
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Michel Lauritzen Blaker [Munk], became the richest man of his time in Gudbrandsdalen, second only to the bailiff Lars Gran paa Steig. In 1574, he made the above-mentioned land exchange with his brother Oluf's widow and daughter, whether or not he got half the farm Blaker, and in 1590 he entered into a settlement with his sister Eline Lauritsdatter, after which he got the other half of Blaker and 1/2 hide in Skjæsar in Lom and 1/2 a hide in Orden in Eidsbygden in Romsdalen and finally from her mother's estate 3 hides in Frisvold in Eidsbygden and 1/2 a hide in Fossum in Tretten, while Eline, aom mentioned above got 1 hide in Skjæsar and 2 1/2 skin in Fossum. In this settlement, it was expressly noted that Michel had inherited part of the estate of a brother and two sisters who died unmarried. (Diploma at Blaker). Both Michel and his wife were still alive in 1620 and were then "two very frail people with sickness and weakness rather subdued", and "as they did not know what time God Almighty will call them from this world to his eternal kingdom" they shared 27/ 3 d. a. all his land between his 4 children "to avoid disputes and fatigue after his death."
