Eadgar, of England

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referencedIn PORTION of a charter of Æthelred, King, reciting a charter of Eadgar, confirming to the monastery of St. Peter [Westminster] six cassates of land at Lohðeres leage [co. Midd.], which Dunstan, archbishop [of Canterbury], bought of the King for seventy... British Library
referencedIn GRANT by Eadgar, "Basileus" of the isle of Albion, of privileges to the monastery at Elig [Ely, co Cambr.], establishing the convent there by admonition of Atheluuold, royal secretary, Bishop of Winchester, and exchanging it, and three vills, Meldebu... British Library
referencedIn GRANT by Eadgar, "Basileus" of all Britain, to Ingeram, thegn, of seven cassati of land at Feng [Thong], between Rum-fleotes-muð [Northfleet] and Stræt [Watling Street, co. Kent], with wood at Tettincglea. Witn.: Eadgar, king; Dunstan, archbishop [of... British Library
referencedIn CHARTULARY of the Benedictine abbey of nuns of St. Cross at Wherwell, co. Hants, compiled in the xivth century, and containing, copies of 463 Charters, records of suits, and other documents, in Latin and French, from the confirmation by Henry III. of..., 14th century British Library
referencedIn ANTIQUARIAN MISCELLANIES of the 17th century, viz.: 1. Letter on Melancholy, addressed to Thomas Blomfield and signed M. N. f. 3. 2. "An Account of Religion by Reason," by Sir John Suckling. Printed in Fragmenta Aurea (London, 1646). f. 11. 3. Two La..., 17th century British Library
referencedIn GRANT from Eadgar, "totius albionis rex," to Alfwold, of land in Epslea [Apsley-Guise, co. Bedf.]; A.D. 969. Lat. and Engl.Eadgar of England: Grant of land at Apsley-Guise: 969.Apsley-Guise, Worcestershire: Lease of land at: 969.Alfwold: Grant of lan... British Library
referencedIn GRANT by Eadwold and Æðelflæd to Ælfwold, for 1450 pence, of Hyring dænn [Heronden near Eastry], adjacent to Thanet [co. Kent]. Witn.: Eadgar, king; Dunstan, archbishop [of Canterbury]; Hloðewig, portreeve; and others; together with the monastery of ... British Library
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Ely, Cambridgeshire
Witchford Hundred, Cambridgeshire
Watling Street, Middlesex
River Brent, Middlesex
Northwold, Norfolk
Heronden, Kent
Thong, Kent
Hendon, Middlesex
Walmer, Kent
Tettincglea, Kent
London, England
Apsley Guise, Worcestershire
Armingford Hundred, Cambridgeshire
Sulh, Middlesex
Canterbury, Kent
Harting, Sussex
Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey
Lohderes-lea, Middlesex
Stanburnan, Stanmore
Edgware, Middlesex
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Melbourne, Cambridgeshire
Hunstanton, Norfolk
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