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Factoid Type |
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Primary Person |
Short Description |
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Event |
Asser.VitAlfredi 49 |
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The army of the pagans (Anonymi 79) left Cambridge and entered the fortification called Wareham. |
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Occupation |
Asser.VitAlfredi 49 |
Anonymi 83 |
Nun |
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Event |
ASC 877 ADEG, <878> B, 878 C |
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Here the here (Anonymi 940) came to Exeter from Wareham. |
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Event |
ASC 876 ADEF(OE and Lat.)G, <877> B, 877 C |
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The mounted here (Anonymi 939) stole away under cover of night from the fierd (Anonymi 903) to Exeter. |
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Event |
ASC 876 ADEG, <877> B, 877 C |
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Here the here (Anonymi 900) stole away from a fierd of West Saxons (Anonymi 903) into Wareham. |
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Event |
ASC 784 ADEG, <783/4> B, 783 C |
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The body [of Beorhtric 1] lay at Wareham. |
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Occupation |
ASC 877 ADEG, <878> B, 878 C |
Anonymi 940 |
Here |
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Event |
ASC (DEF) 980 DEF(OE and Lat.) |
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[DE: Here in this year] [F(OE): Dunstan 1 and] Ælfhere 10 [F(Lat.): with Dunstan 1] brought the body of the king [sc. Edward 12] from Wareham and carried it [DEF(Lat.): with great honour] to Shaftesbury. |
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Event |
ASC (DEF) 979 DEF(OE and Lat.) |
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He [sc. Edward 12] was buried at Wareham. |
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Event |
ASC (BC) 982 C |
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In this same year two abbesses among the people of Dorset (Anonymi 1595) passed away: Herelufu 1 at Shaftesbury and Wulfwynn 4 at Wareham. |
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Office |
ASC (BC) 981 C |
Wulfgar 28 |
held office of Bishop (Bishop in Wiltshire) |
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Office |
ASC (BC) 982 C |
Wulfwynn 4 |
held office of Abbess (Abbess at Wareham) |
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Event |
Æthelweard.Chron iv.3 (p. 41) |
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The army (Anonymi 2507) made a common settlement with the western army (Anonymi 2510) near Wareham, which it had not done before. |
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Event |
WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum ii.86.4-6 |
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In Shaftesbury lay St Edward 12, grandson of Ælfgifu 3 by her son Edgar 11, who went to heaven after being killed for no good reason by his stepmother [Ælfthryth 8]. His first place of burial was Wareham, close to the sea not far from Corfe, and then translated to Shaftsbury. In after time, however, half of the body was taken to Leominster, half to Abingdon. |
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Event |
WilliamofMalmesbury.GestaPontificumAnglorum v.217.3-6 |
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Aldhelm 3 built a church in Dorset, near Wareham and Corfe Castle. It is now roofless and open to the sky, but miraculously no drop of rain ever falls inside of it. |
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RecordedNames |
TRW Non-royal charters/Spalding |
Ælfric 155 |
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Possession |
GDB 78v (Dorset 14:1) |
Horton 1 |
Property recorded in Domesday Book: 5 urban tenements in Wareham, Dorset (in 1086) |
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Possession |
GDB 78v (Dorset 14:1) |
Horton 1 |
Property recorded in Domesday Book: 5 urban tenements in Wareham, Dorset (in 1066) |
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Office |
EMC Coin 1992.0266 (N 706 (Two-Line (H): HT 1)) |
Alfred 89 |
held office of Moneyer for Eadred 16 |
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RecordedNames |
EMC Coin 1992.0266 (N 706 (Two-Line (H): HT 1)) |
Alfred 89 |
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Office |
EMC Coin 1992.0266 (N 706 (Two-Line (H): HT 1)) |
Eadred 16 |
held office of King |
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RecordedNames |
EMC Coin 1993.0202 (N 440 (Æthelstan EA, non-portrait)) |
Æthelstan 80 |
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Office |
EMC Coin 1993.0202 (N 440 (Æthelstan EA, non-portrait)) |
Æthelstan 80 |
held office of King |
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RecordedNames |
EMC Coin 1993.0202 (N 440 (Æthelstan EA, non-portrait)) |
Torhthelm 8 |
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Office |
EMC Coin 1993.0202 (N 440 (Æthelstan EA, non-portrait)) |
Torhthelm 8 |
held office of Moneyer for Æthelstan 80 |