Location: Canterbury / Kent (36)

Factoid Type	Source Ref.	Primary Person	Short Description
Event	Asser.VitAlfredi 34		Ceolnoth 3 was buried in the city of Canterbury.
Office	Asser.VitAlfredi 34	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Occupation	Asser.VitAlfredi 4	Anonymi 6	Army
Office	Stephen.VitWilfridi 14	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop
Transaction	S287		Dunstan 1, archbishop, from Uhtlufe 1 and his two sons [Anonymi 1300]; purchase of land and a villa at Canterbury, Kent for 10 pounds
Office	S1000	Eadsige 12
Office	Bede.HE iv.1	Deusdedit 1	held office of Bishop
Office	Bede.HE iv.2	Deusdedit 1	held office of Bishop
Office	Bede.HE iii.20	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (Sixth archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	Bede.HE iii.20	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Bede.HE ii.7	Justus 1	held office of Bishop
Office	Bede.HE ii.7	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Bede.HE i.33	Peter 4	held office of Abbot
Office	Bede.HE ii.3	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (First archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	Bede.HE iv.17	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Bede.HE iv.5	Theodore 1	held office of Bishop (BIshop of the Church at Canterbury)
Office	Bede.HE iii.7	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Bede.HE v.20	Albinus 2	held office of Abbot
Event	Bede.HE v.23		Tatwine 2 was consecrated by four bishops
Event	Bede.HE v.20		Hadrian 2 died and was buried in his monastery, in the church of St Mary.
Event	Bede.HE v.8		Theodore 1 was buried in the church of St Peter, in which the bodies of all the archbishops of Canterbury are interred.
Event	Bede.HE iii.20		Ithamar 1 consecrated Deusdedit 1 archbishop of Canterbury
Event	Bede.HE iii.7		Leuthhere 2 was honourably received by the Cenwealh 2 and his people, and he was consecrated by Theodore 1.
Event	Bede.HE ii.18		Honorius 1 came to meet Paulinus 1 in Lincoln to be consecrated bishop of the church of Canterbury.
Event	Bede.HE ii.7		Mellitus 1 was buried in St Peter's.
Event	Bede.HE ii.7		A fire was burning the city of Canterbury. When Mellitus 1 arrived where the fury of the flames was at its height, he stopped the fire with his prayers
Event	Bede.HE ii.7		A fire was burning the city of Canterbury. When Mellitus 1 arrived where the fury of the flames was at its height, he stopped the fire with his prayers
Event	Bede.HE ii.7		Laurence 2 was buried in St Peter's church, near to Augustine 1.
Event	Bede.HE ii.6		Mellitus 1 consecrated the church that Eadbald 2 had built.
Event	Bede.HE ii.6		Eadbald 2 built a church dedicated to the holy mother of God in the monastery of St Peter.
Event	Bede.HE ii.6		When Laurence 2 was about to follow Justus 1 and Mellitus 1 to Gaul, he ordered a bed to be prepared in the church. As he slept, St Peter appeared to him and scourged him hard and long, telling him to follow his example and not abandon his flock.
Event	Bede.HE ii.5		Bertha 1 was buried in the same chapel where �thelberht 3 was also buried.
Event	Bede.HE ii.5		�thelberht 3 was buried in the chapel of St Martin, within the church of the Apostles St Peter and St Paul.
Event	Bede.HE ii.3		Theodore 1 and Beorhtwald 6 were both buried in the church of St Peter and St Paul's, as there was no more room in the chapel where the other archbishops had been buried.
Event	Bede.HE ii.3		Augustine 1's body was carried inside the church and honorably buried in the chapel on the north side.
Event	Bede.HE ii.3		Augustine 1's body was buried outside but close to the church of St Peter and St Paul.
Event	Bede.HE i.33		Augustine 1 founded a monastery to the east of the city of Canterbury, in which �thelberht 3 built the church of the Apostles St Peter and St Paul.
Event	Bede.HE i.33		Augustine 1 founded a monastery to the east of the city of Canterbury, in which �thelberht 3 built the church of the Apostles St Peter and St Paul.
Event	Bede.HE i.33		Augustine 1 dedicated the church in the name of the holy Saviour, our Lord and God, Jesus Christ, and there he established a dwelling for himself and all his successors.
Event	Bede.HE i.33		Augustine 1, with the help of �thelberht 3, restored a church, which had been built in ancient times by Roman believers.
Event	Bede.HE i.26		In the church of St Martin Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 first began to meet to chant the psalms, to pray, to say mass, to preach, and to baptize.
Event	Bede.HE i.26		As soon as Augustine 1 and Anonymi 649 had entered the dwelling place allotted to them, they began to imitate the way of life of the apostles and of the primitive church.
Event	Bede.HE i.26		Bertha 1 used to pray in a church built in ancient times in honour of St. Martin.
Event	Bede.HE i.25		�thelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his companions a dwelling in the city of Canterbury. As they approached the city, they sang a litany in unison.
Office	Bede.HE v.24	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (ninth archbishop of the Canterbury church)
Education	Bede.HE Preface	Albinus 2	educated in the Kentish Church by Theodore 1 and Hadrian 2
Education	Bede.HE Preface	Albinus 2	educated in the Kentish Church by Theodore 1 and Hadrian 2
Transaction	Bede.HE iv.1		Theodore 1 granted the monastery of St Peter in Canterbury to Hadrian 2.
Transaction	Bede.HE i.25		King �thelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 and his followers somewhere to settle in Canterbury, suitable to their rank.
Transaction	Bede.HE ii.3		many gifts on the bishop of the church of Canterbury and both lands and possessions for the maintenance of the bishop's retinues.
Transaction	S3		�thelberht 3, king of the English, to St Augustine for the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 [St Augustine's, Canterbury]; grant of land to the east of Canterbury
Transaction	S3		�thelberht 3, king of the English, to St Augustine for the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 [St Augustine's, Canterbury]; grant of land to the east of Canterbury
Office	Willibald.VitBonifatii 4	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC 616 F(Lat.)	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC 616 AEF(OE and Lat.)	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop in Kent)
Office	ASC 888 ADEG, <889> B, 889 CF(OE and Lat.)	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC 870 A	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Event	ASC 870 A		�thelred 13 was chosen as archbishop at Canterbury.
Event	ASC 851 ADEF(OE)G, <853> B, 853 C		Three hundred and fifty ships (Anonymi 6) put Beorhtwulf 2 and his fierd (Anonymi 7) to flight.
Transaction	S2		�thelberht 3, king of Kent, to St Peter [Canterbury, St Peter's 1]; grant of land to the east of Canterbury for the foundation of a minster
Transaction	S13		Oswine 2, king of Kent, to �bbe 3, abbess (of Minster-in-Thanet); grant of 10 hides (manentes) in Sturry, Kent
Transaction	S1244		Augustine 1, bishop of Canterbury, to the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1; grant of privileges
Transaction	S10		Sw�fheard 1, king of Kent, to �bbe 3, abbess (of Minster-in-Thanet); grant of 44 hides (manentes) in Sudaneie in Thanet, and 12 hides in Sturry, Kent
Office	S1428a	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Britain and the city of Canterbury)
Office	S72	Theodore 1	held office of Bishop (bishop of Canterbury)
Office	S66	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S4	Peter 4	held office of Abbot (of SS Peter 4 & Paul, Canterbury)
Office	S12	Hadrian 2	held office of Abbot
Office	S9	Hadrian 2	held office of Abbot (abbot of Canterbury, St Peter's 1)
Office	S68	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S1244	Augustine 1	held office of Bishop (bishop of Canterbury)
Office	S4	Augustine 1	held office of Bishop (first bishop of the church of Cantebury)
Event	S6		Eadbald 2 ordered that he be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury
Event	S6		Augustine 1 appointed Laurence 2 as his successor to the archdiocese of Canterbury
Event	S4		Augustine 1 ordered that he and his successors should be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury
Event	S4		�thelberht 3 ordered that he and his successors should be buried in SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury
Event	S4		�thelberht 3 appointed Peter 4 as abbot of the monastery of SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury
Event	S4		�thelberht 3 had SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury built
Event	S4		�thelberht 3 granted land in Kent to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1
Event	S3		�thelberht 3 founded a monastery dedicated to SS Peter and Paul on his own land to the east of Canterbury [SS Peter and Paul, Canterbury 1]
Event	S3		�thelberht 3 gave Augustine 1 a plot of his own land to the east of Canterbury on which he had founded a monastery of SS Peter & Paul
Event	S2		�thelberht 3 gave land to St Peter for the foundation of a monastery [Canterbury, St Peter's 1]
Event	S13		Oswine 2, king of Kent, to �bbe 3, abbess (of Minster-in-Thanet); grant of 10 hides (manentes) in Sturry, Kent
Event	S10		Sw�fheard 1, king of Kent, to �bbe 3, abbess (of Minster-in-Thanet); grant of 44 hides (manentes) in Sudaneie in Thanet, and 12 hides in Sturry, Kent
Transaction	S7		Hlothhere 1, king of Kent, to Canterbury, St Peter's 1 (St Augustine's); grant of 3 sulungs (aratra) in Stodmarsh, Kent
Office	Wulfheard.ProfEpis.R4 2	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop at the metropolitan see of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Hunferth.ProfEpis.R12 2	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop
Office	Hunferth.ProfEpis.R12 3	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop
Office	Helmstan.ProfEpis.R18	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the most holy city of Canterbury)
Office	Beorhtred.ProfEpis.R19	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop
Office	Beorhtred.ProfEpis.R19	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop
Office	Deorwulf.ProfEpis.R23	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop
Office	Kenestec.ProfEpis.R27	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (most pious and prudent bishop)
Office	Hrethhun.ProfEpis.R10 2	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop
Office	Ceolberht.ProfEpis.R13	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop
Office	Tunberht.ProfEpis.R21 2	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop
Transaction	S23		�thelberht 5 II, king of Kent, to Dunn 1, priest and abbot, and the church of St Mary's (Lyminge 1); grant of land by the river Limen and at Sandtun (Sampton, lost, in West Hythe), Kent
Office	S250	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop
Office	S16	Hadrian 2	held office of Abbot (Abbot of St Peter's, Canterbury)
Event	S27		Bishop Ealdwulf 5 presents a charter of Eadberht 7 I (S27) to King �thelberht 5 II and Archbishop Nothhelm 2 for confirmation
Event	S23		�thelberht 5 II, king of Kent, to Dunn 1, priest and abbot, and the church of Lyminge 1; grant of land by the river Limen and at Sandtun (Sampton, lost, in West Hythe), Kent
Transaction	S125		Offa 7, king of the Mercians, to Ealdberht 15, minister, and his sister, Selethryth 1, abbess; grant of 15 sulungs (aratra) at Ickham, Palmstead and Ruckinge, Kent, with swine-pastures, woodland and other appurtenances, including an urban tenement (vicus) at Curringtun in Canterbury
Transaction	S125		Offa 7, king of the Mercians, to Ealdberht 15, minister, and his sister, Selethryth 1, abbess; grant of 15 sulungs (aratra) at Ickham, Palmstead and Ruckinge, Kent, with swine-pastures, woodland and other appurtenances, including an urban tenement (vicus) at Curringtun in Canterbury
Transaction	S1182		Dunwald 1, minister of the late King �thelberht 5, to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 (St Augustine's); bequest of a residence (villa) in the market-place (forum) at Queen's Gate, Canterbury
Transaction	S1182		Dunwald 1, minister of the late King �thelberht 5, to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 (St Augustine's); bequest of a residence (villa) in the market-place (forum) at Queen's Gate, Canterbury
Transaction	S1182		Dunwald 1, minister of the late King �thelberht 5, to the church of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 (St Augustine's); bequest of a residence (villa) in the market-place (forum) at Queen's Gate, Canterbury
Transaction	S105		Offa 7, king of the Mercians, to Eardwulf 3, bishop of Rochester; grant of 20 sulungs (aratra) at Islingham, Kent
Office	S106	Stithberht 1	held office of Abbot (Canterbury, Christ Church)
Office	S28	J�nberht 1	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury)
Office	S118	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S111	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S140	�thelnoth 6	held office of Abbot (abbot of SS Peter & Paul, Canterbury)
Event	S28		�thelberht 5 II, king of Kent, was buried in Canterbury, St Augustine's
Event	S28		Eadberht 15 II expressed his intention to be buried in St Augustine's, Canterbury; this pronouncement was made in the promulgation of a charter in Canterbury city
Event	S28		Eadberht 15 II expressed his intention to be buried in St Augustine's, Canterbury; this pronouncement was made in the promulgation of a charter in Canterbury city
Event	S105		Offa 7, king of Mercians, to Eardwulf 3, bishop of Rochester; grant of 20 sulungs (aratra) at Islingham, Kent
Event	S35		Ecgberht 9, king of Kent, to Deora 2, bishop of Rochester; grant of a half sulung (aratrum) a Bromhey in Frindsbury, Kent, and a marsh called Scaga
Event	S28		Eadberht 15 II, king of Kent, to St Peter's Minster (St Augustine's), Canterbury; grant of 6 sulungs (aratra) at Mongeham, Kent, with rights in woodland at Singledge, Kent
Office	OEMart 109	Augustine 1	held office of Bishop
Transaction	S176		Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, to Wulfred 6, archbishop; grant of 30 iugera at Bingley's Island, Canterbury
Transaction	S168		Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, to Wulfred 6, archbishop; grant of 2 sulungs (aratra) at Appincg lond in Rainham, 2 sulungs at Suithhunincg lond at Graveney near Faversham, and 2.5 hagae in Canterbury, all in Kent, in return for 126 mancuses
Transaction	S160		Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, and Cuthred 11, king of the men of Kent, to Selethryth 1, abbess, and her familia at Lyminge 1; grant of land in Canterbury to serve as a refuge
Office	S1431b	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	S1267	W�rnoth 3	held office of Abbot (Abbot of Canterbury, St Augustine's)
Office	S1265	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S1258	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (metropolitan of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S276	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	S1431a		Archbishop �thelheard 13, by the gift of the grace of God, happened to visit the thresholds of the Apostles and Leo 1, the most blessed pope of the apostolic see, about many rights of the churches of God. Among other necessary matters of business he related also the division that had wrongfully been made of the archiepiscopal see; and the apostolic pope, as he heard and understood that it had been done wrongfully, immediately made a decree by the privilege of his authority, and sent to Britain and ordered that the honour of the see of St Augustine 1 should be completely restored with all its dioceses, according as St Gregory 1, the apostle and teacher of our race, had arranged, and should be given back in all things to the honourable Archbishop �thelheard 13 when he returned to his country; and Cenwulf 3 the pious king of the Mercians, carried this out along with his councillors, in the year of our Lord's incarnation 803, the eleventh indiction, on 12 October.
Event	S1431a		Offa 7, king of the Mercians, presumed in the days of Archbishop J�nberht 1 with very great fraud to divide and cut asunder the honour and unity of the see of St Augustine our father in the city of Canterbury
Event	S1267		Wulfred 6, archbishop, and the familia of Minster-in-Thanet 1 to Abbot W�rnoth 3 and the familia of Canterbury, St Augustine's 1; grant of 6 iugera at Doddingland (? Dandelion, lost, near Margate) in Thanet, in exchange for 6 iugera at Ealdanford, near the mouth of the river Stour, Kent
Event	S1266		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 5 sulungs (aratra) at Eythorne and Langdon in Eythorne, in exchange for 5 sulungs at Barham and Suithberhtincglond, Kent
Event	S1264		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 3 sulungs (aratra) at Folcwining lond in the district of Eastry, 1 at Liminum and 1 at Dunwaling lond, Kent, in exchange for 4 sulungs at Bishopsbourne, Kent
Event	S286		�thelwulf 1, king of Kent, to Ceolnoth 3, archbishop; grant of one hide (mansio) at Eastre(a)stadelham
Event	S164		Confirmation of sale by King Cenwulf 3 to Archbishop Wulfred 6 of 7 sulungs (aratra) at Barham, Kent, for 30 pounds
Event	S157		Cuthred 11, king of Kent, confirming: Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, and Cuthred 11, king of Kent, to Swithhun, minister; grant of land and a fishery
Transaction	S187		Ceolwulf 5, king of the Mercians and the men of Kent, to Wulfred 6, archbishop; grant of land in Canterbury, in return for a gold and silver vessel of 5.5 pounds
Transaction	S1264		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 3 sulungs (aratra) at Folcwining lond in the district of Eastry, 1 at Liminum and 1 at Dunwaling lond, Kent, in exchange for 4 sulungs at Bishopsbourne, Kent. The land at Liminum had been granted to Wulfred 6 by Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, in exchange for land at Yarkhill, Herefords., which Wulfred 6 had obtained from Queen Cynethryth 2. The land at Bishopsbourne had been given to Christ Church by Ealdhun 5, confiscated by King Offa 7, and then restored.
Transaction	S1264		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 3 sulungs (aratra) at Folcwining lond in the district of Eastry, 1 at Liminum and 1 at Dunwaling lond, Kent, in exchange for 4 sulungs at Bishopsbourne, Kent. The land at Liminum had been granted to Wulfred 6 by Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, in exchange for land at Yarkhill, Herefords., which Wulfred 6 had obtained from Queen Cynethryth 2. The land at Bishopsbourne had been given to Christ Church by Ealdhun 5, confiscated by King Offa 7, and then restored.
Transaction	S1265		Wulfred 6, archbishop of Canterbury, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of constitution for the familia
Transaction	S1266		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 5 sulungs (aratra) at Eythorne and Langdon in Eythorne, in exchange for 5 sulungs at Barham and Suithberhtincglond, Kent
Transaction	S1266		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of 5 sulungs (aratra) at Eythorne and Langdon in Eythorne, in exchange for 5 sulungs at Barham and Suithberhtincglond, Kent
Transaction	S1267		Wulfred 6, archbishop, and the familia of Minster-in-Thanet 1 to Abbot W�rnoth 3 and the familia of St Augustine's, Canterbury; grant of 6 iugera at Doddingland (? Dandelion, lost, near Margate) in Thanet, in exchange for 6 iugera at Ealdanford, near the mouth of the river Stour, Kent
Transaction	S1267		Wulfred 6, archbishop, and the familia of Minster-in-Thanet 1 to Abbot W�rnoth 3 and the familia of St Augustine's, Canterbury; grant of 6 iugera at Doddingland (? Dandelion, lost, near Margate) in Thanet, in exchange for 6 iugera at Ealdanford, near the mouth of the river Stour, Kent
Transaction	S1268		Wulfred 6, archbishop of Canterbury, Christ Church 1; grant of the reversion of a curtis within the monastery held by Dodda 2, monk. The curtis is to be used as an infirmary.
Transaction	S1414		W�rheard 2, presbiter, to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; bequest of land comprising 104 hides at Harrow, Middx; 100 at Otford, 32 at Graveney, 44 at Burnan (? Bishopsbourne), 10 at Easole, 36 at Barham, Kent; and 1 iugum at Lambahamm by the river Lympne, 1 iugum at Northuuda, and 1 mansio at Canterbury [all of which had previously belonged to his kinsman, Archbishop Wulfred 6]; also 32 hides at Hayes, Middx, land at Megeldewrthe, 8 hides at Cuniland and 30 hides at Twickenham, Middx. [from his own patrimony]
Transaction	S187		Cenwulf 3, king of the Mercians, to Wulfred 6, archbishop; grant of land in Canterbury
Transaction	S1258		�thelbald 4, king of the Mercians, to the church of the Saviour in Canterbury [Canterbury, Christ Church 1]; grant of the monastery of Cookham and all lands pertaining to it. �thelbald 4 sent the deeds and a sod from the land and ordered that they be laid upon the altar at Canterbury, Christ Church 1.
Transaction	S1258		D�gheah 1 and Osberht 1 from Canterbury, Christ Church 1; theft of charters granting ownership of the monastery of Cookham, Berks.. The charters were handed over to Cynewulf 4, king of the West Saxons.
Transaction	S338		�thelred 15, king of the West Saxons and of the people of Kent, to Wighelm 8, presbyter; grant of a seat in the church of St Martin, with land appurtenant
Transaction	S323		�thelwulf 1, king of Kent, to (Canterbury, Christ Church 3); confirmation of lands at Langham, Blakeburneham, Plegwingham, Ofneham; pasture in Hliossole and �gelbertinherst; common in woods in Estcogheringdenne and Hyringdenne; land at Canterbury with meadows at Shettinge and Thanington, Kent
Transaction	S319		�thelwulf 1, king of the West Saxons and Kent, to Eadred 7; grant of land at Horton, near Canterbury, Kent
Transaction	S296		�thelwulf 1, king of the West Saxons and Kent, to Badanoth 3, his apparitor; grant of land near Canterbury, in return for 15 mancuses of gold
Transaction	S287		�thelwulf 1, king of the West Saxons, to Ithda 1 or Dudda 5; grant of land at Canterbury
Transaction	S1196		Plegred 1 from �thelmod 7, dux; purchase of a half tun which previously pertained to Wilburgewellan near Canterbury (? Well near Ickham), Kent for 600 denarii
Office	S1198	Dryhtnoth 1	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury)
Office	S338	Beornhelm 8	held office of Abbot (abbot of Christ Church, Canterbury)
Office	S330	Deornoth 3	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury)
Office	S297	Wynnhere 2	held office of Abbot (Abbot of the monastery of St Peter the apostle)
Event	S1439		Account of the settlement of a dispute concerning estates belonging to Oswulf 4, dux, bequeathed by him in reversion to the Church and now held by the Kentish monasteries of Christ Church, Folkestone, Dover and Lyminge. They are claimed by a certain �thelwulf 14 who said that his father, �thelheah 10 had bought the inheritance with gold and silver. The rights of the churches were upheld.
Event	S338		�thelred 15, king of the West Saxons and of the people of Kent, to Wighelm 8, presbyter; grant of a seat in the church of St Martin, with land appurtenant
Transaction	S25		�thelberht 5 II, king of Kent, to the minster of Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 (Canterbury, St Augustine's); exchange whereby the minster cedes the half-use of a mill to the royal vill at Wye, Kent, in return for pasture rights in the Weald for its tenant at Chart, Kent
Transaction	S25		Canterbury, SS Peter and Paul 1 (Canterbury, St Augustine's 1) to �thelberht 5 II, king of Kent; exchange whereby the minster cedes the half-use of a mill to the royal vill at Wye 1, Kent, in return for pasture rights in the Weald for its tenant at Chart, Kent
Transaction	S28		Eadberht 15 II, king of Kent, to Canterbury, St Peter's 1 Minster (Canterbury, St Augustine's 1); grant of 6 sulungs (aratra) at Mongeham, Kent, with rights in woodland at Singledge, Kent
Transaction	S35		Ecgberht 9, king of Kent, to Deora 2, bishop of Rochester; grant of a half sulung (aratrum) a Bromhey in Frindsbury, Kent, and a marsh called Scaga
Event	ASC (E) 655 E		Here Ithamar 1 consecrated Deusdedit 1 to Canterbury on 6 kalends of April [= 26 March].
Event	ASC (E) 668 EF(OE and Lat.)		Here Vitalian 1 consecrated Theodore 1 as archbishop [F(Lat.) substitutes: to the archbishopric of Canterbury].
Office	ASC (E) 655 E	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop at Canterbury)
Office	ASC (E) 627 F(OE and Lat.)	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop at Canterbury)
Office	ASC (E) 668 EF(OE and Lat.)	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop
Event	B.VitDunstani 26		Edgar 11 got to know that Beorhthelm 17 was failing in his duties as archbishop and told him to retrace his steps and take back the office of bishop of Dorset that he had given up. Dunstan 1 was promoted in his stead.
Office	ASC (A) 924 A	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop in Canterbury)
Event	ASC (A) 924 A		Wulfhelm 16 acceded to the archbishopric in Canterbury.
Event	B.VitDunstani 36		At night, it was his custom to go around the holy places singing psalms. First, he went to the 'aedicula' of St Augustine to pray. When he arrived at the church dedicated to the Mother of God, he had a vision of a group of virgins dancing and singing the hymn of Sedulius.
Event	B.VitDunstani 36		At night, it was his custom to go around the holy places singing psalms. First, he went to the 'aedicula' of St Augustine to pray. When he arrived at the church dedicated to the Mother of God, he had a vision of a group of virgins dancing and singing the hymn of Sedulius.
Office	B.VitDunstani 26	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	B.VitDunstani 36	Dunstan 1	held office of Bishop
Office	B.VitDunstani 26	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	B.VitDunstani 26	Beorhthelm 17	held office of Archbishop
Office	Byrhtferth.VitEcgwini iii.4	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop
Event	Lantfred.TransMiracSwithuni 13		Anonymous 541 was taken on horseback to the shrine of Augustine 1, through whose intercession he was healed in one foot.
Office	ASC 940 A	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop in Canterbury)
Office	ASC (DEF) 963 E (p. 115)	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC (DEF) 925 F(OE and Lat.)	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (F(OE): Archbishop at Canterbury; F(Lat.) Archbishop of Kent)
Event	ASC (DEF) 925 EF(OE and Lat.)		Here bishop Wulfhelm 16 was consecrated [F(OE and Lat.) adds: as archbishop of Canterbury].
Event	Wulfstan.NarrMetrSwithuno i.16, pp. 480-2		Anonymous 541 proceeded on horseback from London to the tomb of Augustine 1 in Canterbury. By the medication of Augustine 1, Anonymous 541 obtained a partial remedy and was cured in one foot.
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.5		With the consent of Anonymi 1664, Edmund 14 appointed Oda 1 as archbishop of Canterbury.
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.5		Oda 1 saw a drop of blood flow out of the flesh of Christ's body and was struck with fear. He called the altar-minister who was nearby (Anonymous 662) and revealed to him the miracle. On the same day Oda 1 ordered all poor people, pilgrims, orphans and widows to assemble and he solemnly ordered food to be given to them to mark the glory of so great a miracle.
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.6		While Oda 1 sought to renovate the church which had been consecrated by Augustine 1, no heavy rain fell on the city's ramparts.
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.6		Augustine 1 consecrated Christ Church
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi v.7		Augustine 1 founded a monastery near to the walls of the city of Canterbury.
Event	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi v.7		It was Dunstan 1's custom to go to St Augustine's monastery and there to remain a long while in prayer. One night he proceeded on foot to the church of St Mary. Standing at the door of this church, which was closed, he heard the sound of singing coming from the souls of the bodies buried in that church. Dunstan 1 wept for the music and beauty of the chant.
Office	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.1	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.5	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi iv.21	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop
Office	Wulfstan Cantor.Vit�thelwoldi 14	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Wulfstan Cantor.Vit�thelwoldi 16	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Abbo.PassioEadmundi Preface	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1206	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S375	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	John XIII.Ep.Z211	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	John XII.Ep.Z149	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	John XII.Ep.Z143	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	John XII.Ep.Z142	Anonymi 1815	held office of Canon (canonici)
Office	John XII.Ep.Z142	Peter 4	held office of Abbot
Event	John XII.Ep.Z143		Following Eadred 16's request, John 24 wrote to confirm privileges for the monastery of St Peter and St Paul. It had to be free from every secular service. The archbishop had to have a peaceful relation with the abbot and had to treat the latter as a friend rather than a subject.
Event	John XII.Ep.Z143		�thelberht 3 founded the monastery which was consecrated by Augustine 1
Event	John XII.Ep.Z142		Following Augustine 1's request, �thelberht 3 founded the monastery of St Peter and St Paul (the later St Augustine 1's).
Event	John XII.Ep.Z142		Following Gregory 1's command, Augustine 1 chose the monastery of St Peter and St Paul as a burial site for himself, �thelberht 3 and their successors.
Event	John XII.Ep.Z142		John 24 wrote to Eadred 16 and Anonymi 1814 to grant privileges to the monastery of St Peter and St Paul (later St Augustine's). The monastery was put under the direct care of Eadred 16. The privileges included the right for the community to elect their own abbot. The archbishop of Canterbury could celebrate mass there only when invited by the abbot.
Office	S417	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S418	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S418a	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S419	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S421	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S422	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S423	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S424	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S425	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S428	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S429	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S430	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S431	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S432	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop
Office	S434	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S435	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S436	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S438	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S440	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S441	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S442	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S445	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S447	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S448	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S449	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Transaction	S1209		Wynnhelm 6 to Wulfhelm 16, archbishop; grant of land to the south of Canterbury
Event	BonifaceIV.Ep.B10		Boniface1 wrote to �thelberht 3 granting him the permission to set up a perpetual monastic community at Christ Church, Canterbury.
Event	BonifaceIV.Ep.B10		Augustine 1 consecrated the monastery he founded in Canterbury to the name of Christ
Event	BonifaceIV.Ep.B11		�thelberht 3 built the church in Canterbury where Augustine 1 was buried. He also endowed it with several grants.
Event	BonifaceV.Ep.B15		Boniface 2 thanked Justus 1 for his work in Kent and wrote to confirm that Canterbury had been given perpetual metropolitan status above all other churches in the kingdom of the English since the days of Gregory 1 and Augustine 1.
Event	BonifaceV.Ep.B15		Gregory 1 made Canterbury a metropolitan see for Augustine 1 and his successors.
Event	Honorius.Ep.B20		Honorius 2 sent a letter following Honorius 1's request to confirm Canterbury's metropolitan status and primacy over all the churches in England.
Event	Vitalian.Ep.B24		At the request of Theodore 1, Vitalian 1 confirmed all the privileges that Gregory 1 had signed for Augustine 1, including the use of the pallium.
Event	Deusdedit.Ep.B31		Deusdedit 2 confirmed privileges for the monastery of St Peter at Canterbury.
Event	Agatho.Ep.B38		�thelberht 3 founded the monastery of St Peter and St Paul just outside Canterbury and placed there a monastic community.
Event	Agatho.Ep.B38		Following the request of Hadrian 2, Agatho 2 granted an apostolic privilege for the monastery of St Peter and St Paul at Canterbury.
Office	BonifaceIV.Ep.B10	Laurence 2	held office of Bishop
Office	BonifaceIV.Ep.B11	John 7	held office of Abbot
Office	BonifaceV.Ep.B15	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Deusdedit.Ep.B31	Hadrian 2	held office of Abbot
Office	Agatho.Ep.B48 p. 74	Theodore 1	held office of Fellow-bishop
Office	Leo III.Ep.B306 p. 424	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop
Office	Gregory III.Ep.B151	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop
Office	Leo III.Ep.B305	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop
Office	John VIII.Ep.CS2	�thelred 13	held office of Abbot
Office	Formosus.Ep.CS8 p. 37	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Formosus.Ep.CS8 p. 37	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Alcuin.Ep 231	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (Metropolitan archbishop of the church of Canterbury and primary see in Britain)
Office	Alcuin.Ep 128 (p. 189 line 38)	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop
Office	Alcuin.Ep 293	Anonymous 775	held office of Priest
Office	Alcuin.Ep 293	Anonymous 777	held office of Bishop
Occupation	Alcuin.Ep 293	Anonymi 1974	Pupil
Transaction	S1209		Wiihelm (? Wynnhelm 6) to Wulfhelm 16, archbishop; grant of land to the south of Canterbury
Office	S512	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S510	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S508	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S507	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S504	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S503	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S502	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S500	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S499	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S498	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S497	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S495	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S494	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S493	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S492	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S491	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S490	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S489	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S487	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S486	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S485	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S482	Oda 1	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S478	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S477	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	ASC (A) 1031 A		Cnut 3 gave into Christ Church at Canterbury the harbour at Sandwich with defined rights.
Occupation	ASC (A) 1031 A	Anonymi 2055	Monk
Office	S475	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S474	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S471	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S470	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S467	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S465	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S464	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S463	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S518	Wistan 1	held office of Abbot (abbot of Canterbury, St Augustine's 1)
Office	S573	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S571	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S567	Oda 1	held office of Archipresul (archipresul of Canterbury)
Office	S558	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S554	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S552	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S551	Oda 1	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S545	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S542	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S538		held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S537	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S536	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S535	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S534	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S533	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S531	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S530	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S529	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S528	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S527	Oda 1	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S526	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S525	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S524	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (bishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S523	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S521	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S519	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Winchester)
Office	S517b	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S517a	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S517	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	Leo III.Ep.B288	Hadrian 3	Pope Hadrian 3, of blessed memory, our predecessor, diminished contrary to custom the authority of the bishop of Canterbury, and by his authority confirmed the division into two archiepiscopal sees, to that we truly reply that he did this for no other reason than because your excellent king, Offa 7, testified in his letter that it was the united wish and unanimous petition of you all, both on account of the vast size of your lands and the extension of your kingdom, and also for many more reasons and advantages. For these reasons chiefly did the lord apostolic Hadrian 3 send the dignity of the pallium to the bishop of the Mercians [Hygeberht 1].
Office	S646	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S632	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S624	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S622	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S611	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S609	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S606	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S604	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S603	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S595	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S585	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S582	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	S660	Beorhthelm 17	held office of Bishop (bishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S652	Beorhthelm 17	held office of Bishop (bishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	ASC (C-F) 1013 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		The king [sc. �thelred 32] appointed Leofing 2 to the archiepiscopal see at Canterbury.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1012 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		Eadnoth 11 and �lfhun 4 and the dwellers in the burh (Anonymi 2265) [F(Lat.) has instead: also the citizens of London] received him [sc. �lfheah 44] [CD: with every mark of respect] [CD: sc. in London; EF(OE and Lat.): sc. in Canterbury].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1011 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		When they [sc. Anonymi 2242] had completely investigated the burh [sc. of Canterbury], they betook themselves to the ships and led the archbishop [sc. �lfheah 44] with them.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1011 CDE		They [sc. Anonymi 2242] were in that burh [sc. Canterbury] as long as they liked.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1011 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		They [sc. Anonymi 2242] came into [Canterbury] through treachery because �lfm�r 9 betrayed it.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1011 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		They [sc. Anonymi 2242] besieged Canterbury.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1009 CDEF(OE and Lat.)		An immense [CDE: hostile] here came after Lammas [= 1 August] to Sandwich and went directly to Canterbury.
Event	ASC (C-F) 996 CDE		Here in this year �lfric 46 was consecrated as archbishop at Christ Church.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1020 DEF(OE and Lat.)		�thelnoth 43 in that same year on the ides of November [= 13 November] was consecrated as bishop [F(OE) has: archbishop] [D adds: for Christ Church] [F(OE and Lat.) adds: by Wulfstan 41].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1022 D		�thelnoth 43 took the pallium from the altar of St Peter.
Status	ASC (C-F) 1009 CDE	Anonymi 2321	held status of Burhwara / Burhwara
Status	ASC (C-F) 1011 CDEF(OE and Lat.)	Anonymi 2263	held status of Captive / Captive
Status	ASC (C-F) 1012 CDEF(OE and Lat.)	Anonymi 2265	held status of Burhwara / Burhwara
Status	ASC (C-F) 1009 CDE	Anonymi 2341	held status of Burhwara / Burhwara
Office	ASC (C-F) 1013 CDEF(OE and Lat.)	Leofing 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop at Canterbury)
Office	ASC (C-F) 1020 DEF(OE and Lat.)	�thelnoth 43	held office of Dean (Dean at Christ Church)
Occupation	ASC (C-F) 1020 DEF(OE and Lat.)	�thelnoth 43	Monk
Event	ASC (C-F) 1023 C		He [sc. Cnut 3] had the relics of St �lfheah 44 taken from London to Canterbury after [his return to England].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1023 D		�thelnoth 43 with Harthacnut 1 came on the third day and they all bore the holy archbishop [sc. �lfheah 44] to Canterbury.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1023 D		�thelnoth 43, �lfsige 80, Beorhtwine 7 and all those with them (Anonymi 2355) placed �lfheah 44's body on the north side of Christ's altar.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1023 EF(OE and Lat.)		[F: In that same year] �thelnoth 43 bore the relics of Archbishop St �lfheah 44 from London to Canterbury [F(Lat.) substitutes: to his own see].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1023 F(OE and Lat.)		�thelnoth 43 consecrated [F(OE) has: blessed] him [sc. �lfric 105] in Canterbury.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1029 F(OE and Lat.)		Cnut 3 gave to Christ Church at Canterbury the harbour at Sandwich and all that derived from either side of the harbour as further defined.
Transaction	S338		�thelred 15, king of the West Saxons and of the people of Kent, to Wighelm 8, presbyter; grant of a seat in the church of St Martin, with land appurtenant
Office	S1215	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S1214	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S820	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S813	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S811	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S808	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S807	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S804	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S801	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	S800	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S799	Dunstan 1	held office of Bishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S798	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S797	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S795	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S794	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S789	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S788	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S787	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S786	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (bishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S783	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S782	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S781	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S780	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S777	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S775	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S773	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	S772	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S769	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S759	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S758	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S757	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S756	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S754	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S751	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S749	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S748	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S746	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S739	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S738	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury )
Office	S725	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S724	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	�thelweard.Chron iv.2 (pp. 36-7)		Ceolnoth 3 was buried at Canterbury.
Event	�thelweard.Chron iii.4 (pp. 31-2)		350 ships of pagans (Anonymi 6) arrived at the mouth of the Thames, destroyed Canterbury and put Beorhtwulf 2 to flight, after conquering his army (Anonymi 7).
Event	ASC (F) 890 F(OE and Lat.)		Here Plegmund 1 was chosen by God and all the people (Anonymi 2595) to the archbishopric of Canterbury {F(Lat.) has: Kent].
Event	ASC (F) 633 F(OE and Lat.)		Paulinus 1 returned with �thelburg 1 to Canterbury [F(Lat.) substitutes: Kent].
Office	ASC (F) 742 F(OE and Lat.)	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC (F) 796 F(OE)	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	ASC (F) 890 F(OE and Lat.)	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	George.Ep p. 28 line 22	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the holy Church of Dorouerna)
Office	George.Ep p. 28 lines 13-14	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop ... of the holy church of Doroverna)
Office	George.Ep p. 20 lines 20-1	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the holy church of Canterbury, which is called by another name Kent)
Event	George.Ep p. 20		Augustine 1 was buried in the church at Canterbury.
Event	George.Ep p. 20		J�nberht 1 received George 1 and Theophylactus 2, who stayed there and advised him of what was necessary.
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxix	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxviii	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxvii	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxvi	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxv	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxiv	�thelgar 8	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxiii	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxii	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xxi	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xx	�thelhelm 15	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xviii	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xvii	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xvi	Feologeld 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xv	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xiv	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.xiii	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xii	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.xi	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.x	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 15r.5.ix	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.viii	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.vii	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.vi	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.v	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.iv	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.iii	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.ii	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Office	NewMinster.LiberVitae Fol 14v.5.i	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (Archbishop of the people of Canterbury)
Transaction	S905		King �thelred 32 to �thelred 35, his faithful man; lease, for the lives of himself and his wife [Anonymous 949], of land in Canterbury and of 6 agri outside the city, in return for 7 pounds, with reversion to Canterbury, Christ Church 1
Transaction	S905		King �thelred 32 to �thelred 35, his faithful man; lease, for the lives of himself and his wife [Anonymous 949], of land in Canterbury and of 6 agri outside the city, in return for 7 pounds, with reversion to Canterbury, Christ Church 1
Transaction	S905		King �thelred 32 to �thelred 35, his faithful man; lease, for the lives of himself and his wife [Anonymous 949], of land in Canterbury and of 6 agri outside the city, in return for 7 pounds, with reversion to Canterbury, Christ Church 1
Transaction	S905		King �thelred 32 to �thelred 35, his faithful man; lease, for the lives of himself and his wife [Anonymous 949], of land in Canterbury and of 6 agri outside the city, in return for 7 pounds, with reversion to Canterbury, Christ Church 1
Office	S943	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S940	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S938	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S1218	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S1456	�thelred 36	held office of Port-reeve (port reeve of Canterbury)
Office	S934	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S923	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S922	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S921	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S918	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S916	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S915	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S914	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S911	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S910	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S909	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S907	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S905	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S903	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S902	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S899	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S898	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S897	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S896	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S893	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S892	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S891	Wulfric 56	held office of Abbot (abbot of the church of St Augustine)
Office	S891	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S890	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S889	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S888	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S887	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S886	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (electus archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S885	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S884	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S882	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S881	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S880	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S879	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S878	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S877	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S876	Wulfric 56	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's)
Office	S876	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S875	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S874	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S872	�thelgar 8	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S868	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S866	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S865	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S864	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S863	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S861	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S860	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S859	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S858	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S857	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S856	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S855	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S854	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S853	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S849	Dunstan 1	held office of Bishop (bishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S846	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S844	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S842	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S841	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S840	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S838	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S835	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S834	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S995	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S993	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S981	�lfwine 46	held office of Abbot (abbot of New Minster)
Office	S981	�lfm�r 10	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's)
Office	S979	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S977	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S976	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S974	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S971	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S969	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S964	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S962	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S962	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S959	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Canterbury)
Office	S956	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S954	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the basilica)
Office	S953	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S951	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S1471	Godric 32	held office of Dean
Transaction	S952		King Cnut 3 to Canterbury, Christ Church 1; confirmation of privileges
Transaction	S986		Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has granted to Archbishop �thelnoth 43 judicial and financial rights over his own men, and over Canterbury, Christ Church 1, and over as many thegns as the king has granted him to have.
Transaction	S985		Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has confirmed, at the request of Archbishop Lyfing 9, the liberties of Canterbury, Christ Church 1
Transaction	S989		Writ of King Cnut 3 declaring that he has granted to the brethren of Canterbury, St Augustine's 1 judicial and financial rights over their own men, and over all the alodiaries whom he has given to them.
Transaction	S1204		Ceolwulf 9 to Eanmund 8; grant of land in Canterbury, in return for 120 silver pence; with added note of a purchase by �thelhere 6 in A.D. 888.
Office	S379	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Possession	S1204	Hymma 1	owner of land in Canterbury
Possession	S1204	Deneberht 3	land in Canterbury
Possession	S1204	�thelmund 13	land in Canterbury
Event	S1456		Godwine 23, bishop of Rochester, and Leofwine 37, �lfheah 40's son, were reconciled at Canterbury about the estate at Snodland. When Bishop Godwine 23 succeeded to the episcopal see, by the command of his royal lord King �thelred 32, after the death of Bishop �lfstan 39, he found in the cathedral the very deeds which his predecessor had had and with which he laid claim to the estate. Then he set about laying claim to the estate - and durst not do otherwise for the fear of God - until the suit became known to the king. When the claim was known to him, he sent a letter and his seal to Archbishop �lfric 46, and gave orders that he and his thegns in East Kent and West Kent should settle the dispute between them justly, weighing both claim and counterclaim. The next stage was that Bishop Godwine 23 came to Canterbury to the Archbishop, and thither came [also] Leofric 39 the sheriff and with him Abbot �lfhun 3 and the thegns both of East Kent and West Kent - all the leading men - and there they dealt etc.
Occupation	S1467	�lfgar 44	Monk
Office	S1389	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of Christ Church)
Office	S1461	�lfm�r 10	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury)
Office	S1467	�lfstan 66	held office of Abbot (abbot at St Augustine's)
Office	S1465	�lfstan 66	held office of Abbot (abbot of St Augustine's)
Office	S1380	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the metropolitan city and of the church of Canterbury)
Office	S1378	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Event	S1467		Account of the restoration of Sandwich to Christ Church, Canterbury, by King Harold 5, and of a dispute between Christ Church and St Augustine's, Canterbury, concerning Sandwich.
Event	S1467		Account of the restoration of Sandwich to Christ Church, Canterbury, by King Harold 5, and of a dispute between Christ Church and St Augustine's, Canterbury, concerning Sandwich.
Office	S2016	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Occupation	S1510	Anonymi 2709	Monk
Occupation	S1510	Badanoth 4	Monk
Office	S460	Wulfhelm 16
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	�thelhelm 15	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Feologeld 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList5	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Anselm 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Lanfranc 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Stigand 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Robert 5	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Siweard 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelgar 8	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelhelm 15	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Feologeld 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList4	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	�thelgar 8	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	�thelhelm 15	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Feologeld 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList3	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Wulfhelm 16	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	�thelhelm 15	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Plegmund 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	�thelred 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Feologeld 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList2	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the church of Canterbury)
Office	Byrhtferth.VitOswaldi i.5	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Ceolnoth 3	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Swithred 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Wulfred 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Cuthbert 7	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Nothhelm 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Beorhtwald 6	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Theodore 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Deusdedit 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Honorius 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Justus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Mellitus 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	Anon.EpisList1	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop (archbishop of the city of Canterbury)
Office	S446	Wulfhelm 16
Office	S1215	�lfsige 53
Transaction	S1182		�thelberht 5, king, to Dunwald 1, his minister; grant of a residence (villa) in the market-place (forum) at Queen's Gate, Canterbury
Transaction	S287		Lulla 8 from �thelwald 27; purchase of land at Canterbury, Kent
Transaction	S1199		Ealhhere 9 to Oswig 2 and Weahtr�th 1; grant of land (? in Canterbury) in exchange for 270 denarii
Transaction	S1204		�thelhere 6 from ? Eanmund 8; purchase of land in Canterbury.
Transaction	S1414		Wulfred 6, archbishop, to W�rheard 2, his kinsman; bequest of land comprising 104 hides at Harrow, Middx; 100 at Otford, 32 at Graveney, 44 at Burnan (? Bishopsbourne), 10 at Easole, 36 at Barham, Kent; and 1 iugum at Lambahamm by the river Lympne, 1 iugum at Northuuda, and 1 mansio at Canterbury
Transaction	S1182		Dunwald 1, minister of �thelberht 5 II, to Hringwine 1; lease of a residence (villa) in the market-place at Canterbury.
Event	S1458		The history of the 6 sulungs at Wouldham.
Event	Leo III.Ep.B288	Leo 1	Pope Leo 1 III to Cenwulf, king of the Mercians; letter explaining that he will not consent to moving the metropolitan dignity from Canterbury to London.
Event	Leo III.Ep.B288	Offa 7	Offa 7, king of the Mercians, wrote to Pope Hadrian 3 asking him to divide the archdiocese of Canterbury.
Office	S998	Eadsige 12
Office	S1002	Eadsige 12
Office	S1002	�lfsige 90
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1043	Wulfric 67	Abbot of St Augustine's, [Canterbury]
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1043	�lfstan 66	Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury
Event	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1043		Wulfric 67 was consecrated abbot of St Augustine�s at Christmas-time on St Stephen�s day by permission of the king and of Abbot �lfstan 66, because of the abbot�s great infirmity.
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1044	�lfstan 66	Abbot of St Augustine's, [Canterbury].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 C 1047		Bishop Grimcytel 3 rested at Christ Church [Canterbury].
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 D 1050; E 1046	Wulfric 67	Abbot of St Augustine's
Event	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1048		Then the archbishop [Robert 5] came from Rome one day before the feast of St Peter, and occupied his archiepiscopal throne at Christ Church on St Peter�s day, and soon after he went to the king [Edward 15].
Event	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1048		Then Eustace 1 came from overseas, and went to the king and told him what he wished, and then went homewards. When he came east to Canterbury, he and his men took refreshment there, and went to Dover. When he was some miles or more on this side of Dover he put on his corselet [byrne] and all his companions [gefera] did likewise. So they went to Dover. When they got there, they wished to lodge where it suited their own convenience. Then one of Eustace 1�s men [Anonymous 10019] came and wished to stay at the home of a householder [husbonda] [Anonymous 10016] against his will, and he wounded the householder, and the householder killed him. Then Eustace 1 got upon his horse and his companions upon theirs, and went to the householder and killed him upon his own hearth, and afterwards they went up towards the town and killed, within and without, more than 20 men [Anonymi 10009]. And the townsmen killed 19 men [Anonymi 10010] on the other side and wounded they did not know how many. And Eustace 1 escaped with a few men and went back to the king and gave him a prejudiced account of how they had fared, and the king grew very angry with the townsmen. And the king sent for Earl Godwine 51 and ordered him to carry war into Kent to Dover because Eustace 1 had informed the king that it was more the townsmen�s fault than his. But it was not so. And the earl would not consent to this expedition because he was reluctant to injure his own province. Then the king sent for all his council and ordered them to come to Gloucester near the later feast of St Mary. The foreigners [wielisc] [Anonymi 10007] then had built a castle in Herefordshire in Earl Swein 3�s province, and had inflicted every possible injury and insult upon the king�s men in those parts. Then Earl Godwine 51 and Earl Swein 3 and Earl Harold 3 came together at Beaverstone, and many men with them, and intending to go to their royal lord and to all the councillors who were assembled with him, so that they should have the advice and support of the king and of all the councillors as to how they should avenge the insult to the king and to all the people. Then the foreigners went beforehand to the king and accused the earls, so that they were not allowed to come into his sight, because, they said, they meant to come and betray the king. Earl Siweard 11 and Earl Leofric 49 had come there to the king and a large company with them from the north, and Earl Godwine 51 and his sons were informed that the king and the men who were with them meant to take measures against them. And they strengthened themselves firmly in reply, though they were reluctant to have to stand against their royal lord. Then the councillors gave advice that evil doing should cease on both side, and the king gave the peace of God, and his complete friendship to both sides. Then the king and his councillors decided that there should be a meeting of all the councillors a second time at London at the autumnal equinox, and the king ordered the force to be called out on both south of the Thames and in the north, all the best of them. Then Earl Swein 3 was declared an outlaw and Earl Godwine 51 and Earl Harold 3 were ordered to come to the meeting as quickly as ever they could make the journey. Then they got there they were summoned to the meeting. Then Godwine 51 asked for safe conduct and hostages, so that he could come to the meeting, and leave it, without being betrayed. Then the king asked for all those thegns that the earls had had, and they were all handed over to him. Then the king sent to them again and ordered them to come with 12 men into the king�s council. Then the earl again asked for a safe conduct and hostages so that he might be allowed to exculpate himself of all charges that were brought against him. But he was refused hostages and granted 5 days� safe conduct to leave the country. Then Earl Godwine 51 and Earl Swein 3 went to Bosham and there launched their ships and went overseas and sought Baldwin 4�s protection, and stayed there all winter. Earl Harold 3 went west to Ireland, and was there all the winter under that king�s protection [prob. Diarmait 1, king of Leinster]. And as soon as this had happened the king put away the lady who was consecrated his queen [Eadgyth 3], and deprived her of all that she owned, land and gold and silver and everything; and entrusted her to his sister at Wherwell [Anonymous 10018].
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 CE 1052	Stigand 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 C 1053	Stigand 1	'In this year there was no archbishop in the land, but Bishop Stigand held the bishopric in Canterbury at Christ Church'.
Occupation	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1058	�thelric 64	Monk of Christ Church
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 DE 1061	Wulfric 67	held office of Abbot of St Augustine's
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1061	�thelsige 43	held office of Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury
Event	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.1		Amid the festive joy of all the people, earls and bishops were sent to fetch [Edward 15]. By these he was brought back safely [from Normandy], by those acknowledged with alacrity; and before he was raised to the royal throne, he was consecrated God's anointed at Christ Church, Canterbury. Everywhere he was acclaimed with loyal undertakings with loyal undertakings of submission and obedience. Now that the kingdom was settled under its native rule there was rejoicing by all... not only the English... but indeed the whole of Gaul on account of its close kinship.
Event	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.3		After the death of Eadsige 12, �thelric 65 was beloved in [the Christchurch] community. Both the whole body of the clergy and the monks of his monastery asked for his appointment as archbishop, and they elected him to the office both by general consent and by petition according to the rule.
Occupation	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.3	�thelric 65	a monk named �thelric 65
PersonInfo	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.3	�thelric 65	�thelric 65 was from childhood educated in the monastic discipline at Christchurch, Canterbury.
Event	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.3		The clergy and monks of Canterbury sent to Godwine 51 and reminded him of his kin, and entreated him for the love of his relative [�thelric 65] to approach the king [Edward 15] and to approve this man as their pontiff, since he was a nursling of that church and elected according to canon law. But since... in those days the good king lent his ear more to the rival party, the earl [Godwine 51] suffered a defeat in pressing his request.
Event	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 D 1066, 1067; E 1067		MS D (1066): King William 1 went in spring overseas to Normandy, and took with him Archbishop Stigand 1, and �thelnoth 46, abbot of Glastonbury, and Edgar 14 Cild and Earl Edwin 33 and Earl Morcar 3 and Earl Waltheof 2 and many other good men from England. MS D (1067): This year the king came back to England on St Nicholas's day [6 December]. And that day Christ Church was burnt down. MS E (1067): In this year the king went overseas and took with him hostages and money and came back the next year on St Nicholas�s day [6 December]. And that day Christ Church at Canterbury was burnt down.
Office	ASC (C-F) 1042-1087 E 1086	Scotland 1	held office of Abbot
Event	Okasha19 i		Wudemann 1 made (me).
Event	Okasha21 i		On 11 March 1063, Wulfm�g 1, sister of Abbot Wulfric 67, departed from this life.
Event	Okasha161		Here is interred Edzie 1 or Gerald son of Edward 20 ... Who died in Christ on 19 May. Say always to his soul 'May he rest in peace'. Herewald 5 made me.
Office	S1004	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1011	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1018	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1020	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1022	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1025	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1036	Stigand 1	held office of Archbishop
Event	Anon.VitaEdwardiRegis I.3		Robert 5 left the see of London and, archbishop by royal grant, migrated to the Kentish church, while all the clergy protested with all their might against the wrong.
Office	S1044	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	S1057	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.1.1	Augustine 1	held office of Archbishop of Canterbury
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.1.2	Laurence 2	held office of Archbishop
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.2.2		Goscelin 1 adds [to the saints buried in Augustine's church] stones of glory beyond price, whose lightning flashes bring destruction on the wicked and help to the suppliant: Abbot Hadrian 2 and the virgin Mildrith 1, notable alike for their name and their sweet natures.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.3		After three years as archbishop, Tatwine 2 died in the same year as Bede 1, and was succeeded by Nothhelm 2, thought to be the priest of the church of London whom Bede 1 mentions in the prologue to his History of the English as having been of great assistance to him in putting together his account, for he brought from the archives at Rome letters vital for his researches.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.4		Nothhelm 2 died after five years, to be replaced by Cuthbert 7, bishop of the Mercians at Hereford.
Transaction	S1400		Eadsige 12, archbishop, to St Augustine's, Canterbury; grant of land near Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.1		After seventeen years as bishop, Cuthbert 7 fell ill, and on the verge of death ordered his people to bury his body in the cathedral.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.1		After seventeen years as bishop, Cuthbert 7 fell ill, and on the verge of death ordered his people to bury his body in the cathedral. The monks of St Augustine's were by long-standing custom unmanageable, and prone to snatch away the bodies of dead archbishops with some force. So Cuthbert 7 laid down that there should be no weeping or wailing in court or city, no funeral rites in public. All was quiet within, and outsiders were barred entry, when the bishop's body was brought into the bosom of the church of St John the Baptist, which he had built next to the main church, and it was not claimed back by the other party.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.1		Cuthbert 7's body was brought into the bosom of the church of St John the Baptist [in Canterbury], which he had built next to the main church.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.2		Bregowine 1 took over Cuthbert 7 for three years, and then left the see open for J�nberht 1, formerly abbot of St Augustine's.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.2	J�nberht 1	held office of Archbishop
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.2	J�nberht 1	held office of Abbot of St Augustine's
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.7.2	Bregowine 1	held office of Archbishop
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.8.1		[J�nberht 1] was buried in the chapter house at St Augustine's, [Canterbury].
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.8.1		[J�nberht 1's] successor for thirteen years was �thelheard 13 bishop of Winchester, a man of remarkable energy and high influence with the nobility.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.8.1	�thelheard 13	held office of Archbishop of Canterbury
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.8.1		Softened by [�thelheard 13's] counsels, Offa 7's son Ecgfrith 7 would have restored the distinction of the archbishopric to Canterbury, had not fate removed him abruptly from the stage.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.8.2		Cenwulf 3 king of the Mercians was advised by �thelheard 13 and the archbishop of York, Eanbald 2, how wickedly his predecessor [Offa 7] had behaved, and brought back the old system in full; the king sent letters from himself and all the bishops of England to Leo 1, Hadrian 3's successor, and the archbishop in person actively forwarded the mission. This is proved by ancient sources such as letters by Alcuin 1.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.14.1	Oda 1	held office of Archbishop of Canterbury for twenty years
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.15.1-2		Oda 1 went to Northumbria to bring away the holy bodies of saints, in whom that district had once been so fertile. So it came about that he saw to his grief the church of the excellent father Wilfrid 2 at Ripon in the state of ruin brought on it by the Danes; he cleared away the rubble over the tomb, and respectfully moved the relics to Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.17.3		Through Oda 1's prayers no drop of rain wetted the cathedral [of Canterbury] while the roofing was going on. He also displayed altar bread turned to flesh and the wine in the chalice to blood, and then brought them back to their true appearance and made them fit for human purposes again.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.17.4		When [Oda 1] was consecrating the blessed Dunstan 1, bishop elect of Worcester, at Canterbury he conducted the whole ceremony as though it was not the bishop of the Hwicce but the archbishop of Canterbury he was blessing. The clerics voiced mild protests, but Oda 1 uttered a prophecy. He knew, he said, what he was about, for when he died Dunstan 1 would rule the metropolitan church.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.17.5	�lfsige 30	held office of Archbishop
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.17.5-6		On Oda 1's death �lfsige 30 got supporters together by greasing their palms, forged an edict from King Edgar 11, and was foisted upon Canterbury. He stamped on the grave of the blessed Oda 1, and abused his soul. Later he set off across the Alps to receive the pallium at Rome and froze to death.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum I.18.1	Dunstan 1	held office of Archbishop
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum I.18.1		Dunstan 1 was begged by King Edgar 11 to give the primacy the benefit of his holy energies. More than once he turned a deaf ear to the king's request, but at last, under pressure from the unanimous sentiments of the bishops, he gave in.
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.20.1	�thelgar 8	held office of Archbishop for one year after Dunstan 1
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.20.1	�lfric 46	held office of Archbishop for eleven years
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.20.2	Sigeric 9	held office of Archbishop for five years
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.20.3	�lfheah 44	held office of Archbishop
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.21.1	Lyfing 9	held office of Archbishop for seven years for �thelread 32 after �lfheah 44
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.21.3	�thelnoth 43	held office of Archbishop for eighteen years for Cnut 3 after Lyfing 9
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.21.3	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop for eleven years after �thelnoth 43
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.22.1	Robert 5	held office of Archbishop for Edward 15
Office	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.23.1	Stigand 1	held office of Archbishop for seventeen years
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.30		Boniface 1 through Mellitus 1 grants permission to �thelberht 3 to found a Benedictine monastery in Canterbury under Laurence 2.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.31		Boniface 2 supposedly writes to Justus 1 confirming the primacy of Canterbury and referring to conversion of King Eadbald 2.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.32		Honorius 2 confirms to Honorius 1 the primacy of the church of Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.34		Sergius 1 commends Beorhtwald 6 to �thelred 2, Aldfrith 1, and Ealdwulf 3 as the primate of all England.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.34		Sergius 1 supposedly informs the bishops of Britain that he has conferred the right of pallium on Beorhtwald 6, the successor of Theodore 1.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.36		Gregory 3 informs the bishops of England of the appointment of Tatwine 2, arriving with the pallium and the dalmatic and approving for him all the privileges of the office which his predecessors are known to have enjoyed. He also confirmed the primacy of the bishop of Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.37		Leo 1 confirms to �thelheard 13 the primacy of Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.38		Formosus 1 confirms Plegmund 1's primacy to all the bishop of England.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum i.39		John 24 confirms to Dunstan 1 all the insignia of his predecessors.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum ii.73.6-7		After the death of �thelberht 3 and S�berht 1, Mellitus 1 was deposed by the petty kings who followed, and came to Canterbury. There he found his fellows in a turmoil of problems; so, taking Justus 1 with him, he withdrew to Gaul to await calmer times. But God did not fail them; the heart of King Eadbald 2 was softened into belief, and both men were soon recalled. Justus 1 had no difficulty in entering his own see, but Eadbald 2 was powerless to restore Mellitus 1. For some time he held no office; but later, on Laurence 2's death, he was made archbishop of Canterbury.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum ii.75.23		Frithestan 1 was one of the seven bishops consecrated on a single day at Canterbury by Archbishop Plegmund 1 in the time of Alfred 8's son King Edward 2. His many good works are still observable from a quantity of books, and the holiness of his life from a tomb that is not, like that of others, hidden away.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum ii.76		�thelwold 1 was succeeded by �lfheah 44. He took habit at Deerhurst and then moved to Bath, were he shut himself up in a private cell and thought of the divine, receiving visions. When the bishop of Winchester died, Dunstan 1 put �lfheah 44 in his throne. He elevated �thelwold 1's bones twelve years after his death. After twenty-two years as bishop, he was moved to Canterbury, against his will, they say. He had to go to Rome and received the pallium from the pope, performing miracles on the way. When the Danes arrived, he was first imprisoned for seven months, then stoned to death and buried at St Paul's in London. Nine years later, at the orders of King Cnut 3 and in his presence, is body was exhumed and found incorrupt.
Transaction	S1471		�thelric 76 and his son, Esbern 3, were to enjoy their estates, Stowting and Milton and the haga in the town [i.e. Canterbury] which �thelric 76 had himself built, during their lifetimes, in accordance with the arrangements which Archbishop �thelnoth 43 and �thelric 76 had made. After the death of them both the estates were to pass to Archbishop Eadsige 12, if he outlived them, or to his successor, unless one of their friends could continue to hold the estates, agreeably to the archbishop, at a fair rent or in accordance with such other arrangements as may be devised at the time with the existing archbishop.
Office	S1471	Wulfric 56	held office of Abbot
Event	S1471		�thelric 76 built a haga in the port [i.e. Canterbury].
Office	S1472	�lfstan 66	held office of Abbot
Office	S1473	Godric 32	held office of Dean
Office	S1473	Wulfric 67	held office of Abbot
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iii.100.6-10		Eanfl�d 1 recommended Wilfrid 2 to the personal attention of Eorcenberht 1 king of Kent, her uncle [Eadbald 2's] son. So he arrived in Canterbury and increased his knowledge. A year later, he was attached by the king to the company of an energetic young man, Biscop 2, later abbot of Monkwearmouth, and with him sped on his way to Rome. Arrived at Lyon, he won over the archbishop Dalfinus 1. Having visited Rome and fulfilled his desires, he returned to Dalfinus 1 at Lyon, who adopted him as his son and made him cleric. Wilfrid 2 would have stayed with his benefactor, but Balthild 1 sent people to kill the archbishop. Wilfrid 2, ready to die with Dalfinus 1, was nevertheless saved at the last moment and sent back to England.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iii.109.9-11		Wilfrid 2 fell ill during visiting his monastery at Oundle and died in the seventy-sixth year of his age and the forty-sixth of his bishopric. His body was carried to Ripon and buried with great reverence. When after many years the monastery of Ripon was destroyed, Wilfrid 2 was taken to Canterbury, where he is regarded as among the greatest and receives pre-eminent honour.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iii.111		There is a feud between York and Canterbury regarding which of the two has the body of Wilfrid 2: those of Canterbury claim that they possess Wilfrid 2 senior, while those of York contend that it was the younger Wilfrid 4 who was transferred to Canterbury by Archbishop Oda 1.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iii.115.2-8		Oswald 8 returned to England from Fleury shocked by the news that his uncle Oda 1 was dying. By the time he landed at Dover, Oda 1 had already died. From there Oswald 8 travelled to Oscytel 5 archbishop of York, a near relation of his, which whom he stayed for several years. Meanwhile Dunstan 1 demitted the sees of Worcester and London, and transferred to Canterbury. Well aware of Oswald 8's holiness and practical abilities, he prevailed on the king [Edgar 11] to give him the see of Worcester. The episcopal see was dedicated to St Peter. Oswald 8 built a second church in the same precinct in the name of the Mother of God, moved monks there, and lived happily with them. On Dunstan 1's advice the king gave Oswald 8 the vacant see of York, but he would not let him give up the see of Worcester. Oswald 8 also invited to England men of letters, such as Abbo 1, monk of Fleury, who at the instance of Archbishop Dunstan 1 embellished literature with a Passion of Edmund 6 the Martyr. Oswald 8 over many years proved himself up to holding both sees, though he used to visit Worcester more often. He outlived Dunstan 1 and �thelwold 1, reproducing the authority of the former, the efficiency of the latter, and the holiness of both.
Event	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum iv.186.9		Biscop 2 spent most of his life abroad on business. He therefore gladly yielded control of St Augustine's Canterbury to Hadrian 2 on his arrival, although King Ecgberht 3 had appointed him abbot there. Biscop 2 did so out of respect for his superior, Archbishop Theodore 1.
Education	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum v.189.3-4	Aldhelm 3	Hadrian 2 educated Aldhelm 3 in liberal arts.
Education	WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum v.189.1	Aldhelm 3	Aldhelm 3 was sent to school to Hadrian 2; as a child he became adept in both Greek and Latin.
Office	Bates39	Scotland 1	held office of Abbot
Office	Bates68	Scotland 1	held office of Abbot
Office	Hemming.Codicellus 276	Eadsige 12	held office of Archbishop
Office	Bates305	Scotland 1	held office of Abbot
Office	NorthernAnnals.FirstSet 31	Tatwine 2	held office of Archbishop
Event	RestingPlaces II.29		St Dunstan 1, archbishop, and Augustine 1 rest at Canterbury with many others.
Possession	GDB 10 (Kent 5:144)	Bayeux 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 13 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 9v (Kent 5:125)	Odo 7	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 6 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 9v (Kent 5:125)	Bayeux 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 6 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 10 (Kent 5:144)	Odo 7	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 13 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 10 (Kent 5:144)	Siger�d 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 13 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1066)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:5)	William 40	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 11 sulungs in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:5)	Esbiorn 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 11 sulungs in Canterbury, Kent (in 1066)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:4)	William 40	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 4 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:3)	William 40	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 45 urban tenements in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:1)	William 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: [fiscal data not specified] in Canterbury, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 2 (Kent C:1)	Edward 15	Property recorded in Domesday Book: [fiscal data not specified] in Canterbury, Kent (in 1066)
Possession	GDB 1v (Kent M:1)	Dover, St Martin's 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 10.50 sulungs in -, Kent (in 1086)
Possession	GDB 1v (Kent M:1)	Dover, St Martin's 1	Property recorded in Domesday Book: 10.50 sulungs in -, Kent (in 1066)
Office	EMC Coin 1963.0009 (N 362 (Cn. 97))	Lulla 13	held office of Moneyer for Cenwulf 3
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 1963.0009 (N 362 (Cn. 97))	Lulla 13
Office	EMC Coin 1963.0009 (N 362 (Cn. 97))	Cenwulf 3	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0984 (Cnut, Short Cross (N 790-4) (Hild. H))	Leofweald 9	held office of Moneyer for Cnut 3
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2001.0984 (Cnut, Short Cross (N 790-4) (Hild. H))	Leofweald 9
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0984 (Cnut, Short Cross (N 790-4) (Hild. H))	Cnut 3	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0506 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred))	Forthred 8	held office of Moneyer for Eanred 8
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0506 (N 186 ('Styca' of Eanred))	Eanred 8	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 2003.0233 (N 276 (Light coinage, Cross and saltire of lobes obverse))	Eoba 6	held office of Moneyer for Offa 7
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2003.0233 (N 276 (Light coinage, Cross and saltire of lobes obverse))	Eoba 6
Office	EMC Coin 2003.0233 (N 276 (Light coinage, Cross and saltire of lobes obverse))	Offa 7	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2003.0233 (N 276 (Light coinage, Cross and saltire of lobes obverse))	Offa 7
Office	EMC Coin 1987.0106 (N 272.1 (new) (Light coinage, Standard obverse) (CEB 13/16))	Eoba 6	held office of Moneyer for Offa 7
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 1987.0106 (N 272.1 (new) (Light coinage, Standard obverse) (CEB 13/16))	Eoba 6
Office	EMC Coin 1987.0106 (N 272.1 (new) (Light coinage, Standard obverse) (CEB 13/16))	Offa 7	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 1987.0106 (N 272.1 (new) (Light coinage, Standard obverse) (CEB 13/16))	Offa 7
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0936 (N 291 (CEB 49) (Light coinage, Portrait; Celtic cross reverse))	Ealhred 2	held office of Moneyer for Offa 7
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0936 (N 291 (CEB 49) (Light coinage, Portrait; Celtic cross reverse))	Offa 7	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0951 (N 774 (Long Cross) (Hild. D))	Eadweald 2	held office of Moneyer for �thelred 32
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2001.0951 (N 774 (Long Cross) (Hild. D))	Eadweald 2
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0951 (N 774 (Long Cross) (Hild. D))	�thelred 32	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 1995.0305 (N 774 (Long Cross) (Hild. D))	Eadsige 26	held office of Moneyer for �thelred 32
Office	EMC Coin 1995.0305 (N 774 (Long Cross) (Hild. D))	�thelred 32	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0953 (N 206.1 (Eadberht Pr�n: moneyer Duda; tribrach))	Dudda 19	held office of Moneyer for Eadberht 18
Office	EMC Coin 2001.0953 (N 206.1 (Eadberht Pr�n: moneyer Duda; tribrach))	Eadberht 18	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2001.0953 (N 206.1 (Eadberht Pr�n: moneyer Duda; tribrach))	Eadberht 18
Office	EMC Coin 2009.0136 (N 356 (Cn. 42-3, 48-55))	Beornfrith 12	held office of Moneyer for Cenwulf 3
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2009.0136 (N 356 (Cn. 42-3, 48-55))	Beornfrith 12
Office	EMC Coin 2009.0136 (N 356 (Cn. 42-3, 48-55))	Cenwulf 3	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2009.0136 (N 356 (Cn. 42-3, 48-55))	Cenwulf 3
Office	EMC Coin 1995.0307 (N 828 (Hammer Cross) (Hild. G))	Alfred 74	held office of Moneyer for Edward 15
Office	EMC Coin 1995.0307 (N 828 (Hammer Cross) (Hild. G))	Edward 15	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 1980.0019 (N 830 (Bust Facing / Small Cross) (Hild. Ac))	Edward 15	held office of King
Office	EMC Coin 1980.0018 (N 802 (Harold I Jewel Cross))	Harold 5	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 1999.1003 (N 278 (CEB 34) (Bp Eadberht, with Offa))	Offa 7
Office	EMC Coin 1999.1003 (N 278 (CEB 34) (Bp Eadberht, with Offa))	Offa 7	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 1999.1003 (N 278 (CEB 34) (Bp Eadberht, with Offa))	Eadberht 49
Office	EMC Coin 1999.1003 (N 278 (CEB 34) (Bp Eadberht, with Offa))	Eadberht 49	held office of Bishop
Office	EMC Coin 1995.0306 (Harold I, Fleur-de-lis (no further details, N 803-7))	Harold 5	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2008.0216 (Coenwulf of Mercia (no further details))	Cenwulf 3
Office	EMC Coin 2008.0216 (Coenwulf of Mercia (no further details))	Cenwulf 3	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2008.0216 (Coenwulf of Mercia (no further details))	Wodel 2
Office	EMC Coin 2008.0216 (Coenwulf of Mercia (no further details))	Wodel 2	held office of Moneyer for Cenwulf 3
Office	EMC Coin 2006.02 (N 790 (Short Cross))	Cnut 3	held office of King
RecordedNames	EMC Coin 2006.02 (N 790 (Short Cross))	Wynstan 12
Office	EMC Coin 2006.02 (N 790 (Short Cross))	Wynstan 12	held office of Moneyer for Cnut 3

Location: Canterbury / Kent

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