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Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 8 1872 271 CHARTERS OF OUMBWELL PRIORY. (Continuedfrom Vol. VI. p. 250.) LITE. [Date, prob. circa 1180.'] EUSTACE DE MEREWORTE grants a rent-charge of five shillings in MEREWORTH, and another of twelve-pence, to the Abbey of Oufiibwell. The former is the grant ivhich the preceding Charter confirms, quod ego EUSTACHITTS concessi domui de Combwell et fratribus ibidem deo MAREWB v solidos et xii denarios aput clivum annuatim pro animabus solidos ad Pentecostem et EADWAROTS films KECH ad festura. Sancti Miehaelis ROBERTAS filius SEDEHEN patris et efc feminarum mearum et pro me ipso. .Ex his autem prefatis v solidis EGELHTS 1 At least as early as this, by evidence of the handwriting. I have placed this Charter after the preceding, though anterior in date, as being in its mutilated condition chiefly intelligible by the light of the earlier one. Very neatly half of the parchment is torn away and lost, the right hand portion, including fortunately just so much as to preserve the seal, being all that remains. We gather from the two Charters that Eustace de Mereworth had two sons, Stephen and Eobert, the former of whom, as the eldest, he calls in his own Charter his " heir," in spite of the maxim—" nemo est hasres viventis." But Stephen would appear to have predeceased his father, and Roger, the younger, to have been eventually the heir,. See also the Fine between this Boger and the Prior of Leeds in 1814, concerning the advowaon of Mereworth Church. Arch. Cant, vi. p. 880. The animal represented on the seal of Eustace is probably intended for the same as that on the seal of his son appended to Charter • LII. —apparently a mule. (<z) Gawt. (A) G-eat. Ancestryof Jat, (SnorraEdda). _ Sif. Loride. Henrede. Vingethoi\ Vingenei\ Moda. Magn. Cespheth. Bedvig. Atra. It.raiann.Heremod.SkiaUdunn.Biaf. Jat. „ „ Geait, (English Chronicle MS. Cotton. Tiberms A. VI). Sceaf. = Bedwig. Hwala. Hrawra. Itormon. Heremod. ScyldVa. Beaw. Tcetwa. Geata. Hulmul. Godwulfod- . " " -n"i. >m"x T>«."-N " " B. IV.). Sceaf. — - . Beowi. • Hathra. Itermon. Hereniod. Scealdliwa. Beaw. Taitwa. Geat. „ „ Eata, (Textus Roffensis).- Sceaf. —— Bedwig. Hadra. Heraman. Heremod. SceaMwa, Beaw. Tethwa. Eata, Augis. Fin. Amal. Frithwulf. Isarna. Erealaf. Osh-ogotha, d. 251. (5) Ibor & Ayo. Woden. Hunnuil. Agelmund. Wecta. (B) Casere. (o) Wothelgeat. (/) Sigge. (B) WsegdKg. (G) Seaxnot. (H) Winta, SMold. (z) Tngve. Athal. Lamissio. "Witta. Tytmon. Waga. Beri. Sigegar (E) Beornec. (]?) Brand. Gesecg. Cretta. Fridleif. Kolner. Achiulf. Lethu. "Wictgils. Seyld Sceflng. Trygils. Wihtlteg. Wwls. Sfflbald. Wffigbrand. Gewis. AJitseog. Gweldgils. Fridfrode, Swegder. Ansila. Ediulf. Wuldulf. Hermanaric, Hildehoc. Horsa, Henogest, Ossa. Swane. (o) Folewalda. Beowulf. Hi'othmund. (e) Icel. "Wsevmund. Sigemund. Signy. Sfflfiigel. Aloe. Elesa. Sw£eppa. Cjedbsed. Fridleif, Vanland. d. 375. si. 435. si. 443. I 1 Waleravans. Gudehoc. Henegest, d. 491. Fin. Healfdene. BT. Hryp. Cnebba, Offa. Sigefrith. Fitela. (i) Wsegmund. Seomel. Ingwi. Cerdio, d. 511. Sigefugel. Bubba. Havare, Visbur. Hunimund. Ebissa. Oerie. Octa. r~ Winithari. Caffo. j si. 446. 2Es'c-Octa, d. 467. Heremod. Heorogar. Hrothgar. Halga. Hrothwulf. Wilhelm. Cynewald. Angentheow. • (ff) Wonred. Hrethel. Swearting. (&) Ongentheow. ^thelberht. Cynerie. Creoda. Beadeca. , Basda, Erode. Domald. Thorismund. Oise. | Eomser.. Wulf. Eofer. Wandalari. Tato. Ossa, d. 511. Heoroweard. Hrethric. Hrothmund. Wewa. Creoda. Herebeald. Haithcyn. Hygelae, si. 511. W.=Ecgtheow. Weohstan. Wilgils. Eadgils. Onela. Ohthere. Ossa. Cyneric, d. 560. Offa, Biseop. Varmund, Domar. Berimund. \Valamir. Theodemir. Widemir. Hildigisl, Eormenrie, d. 560. Wuffa. Wybba, d. 597. Heardred. Beowulf. Wiglaf. Wuscfrea. Eanmund. Eoppa. Cutha, d. 571. Oeolwulf. Ceawlin. -Slsowin Eanfrith, Olaf. Widerie. d. 548. I 2Ethelberht,b. 552, Tytla. £ II. lil. IV. Vi. Vt. VII. VIII. IX. Penda, si. 655. Eoppa, si. 642. Coenwealh. Theoderic, I Yfie. Ida, d. 559. Ceolwulf,d.611. Outhgils. Cutha. Cuthwine. Sleda. Eatta, Dan. Agne. b. 455, d. 526. Eutharic. d. 616. Ah-io. and Eric. I Redwald, si. 617. Eni. Peada, Wulfhere, .ZEthelred, Merewald. Mearehelm. Alewih. Osmod. Cuthwealh. JElle, d. 58S. JBlfrie. Adda, d. 568. Bselric. The'odhere. Theodric. 2Ethelric. Osmser. Ocga. Eadric. Ecca. Oswald.' Sogor. Sogothere. Cynegils, d.643. Oosnfrith. Ceadda. Cutha. Cynebald. Ssberht, Seasbald. Aldfrith. si. 656. d.675. j d. 716. | | 1 | | Erode. Yngve. Alf. Atlialaric. Eadbald, d. 640. H d. 616. I j 1 Eorpwald, Begenhere, Anna, Jilthelhere, JEthelwald, ^Ithelric. -j ; | llerewine. JEthelbald, Heardberht. Eanwulf. Centwine. Jorund and Eric. Hugleit, Eadwine, b. 586, si. 633. Osric, ^Bthelric, d. 572. ^Ethelfrith, si. 617. Theodbald. Aldhelm. Cwichehn, d. 636. Coenwealh, d. 672. Centwine,r.685. Ccenfus. Cosnberhfc. Ceolwald. JEthelbald. Sigeberht, Switlihelm. Sigefrith. Eridleif, On. Eormenred. Ecgfrith, liv. 618. Earconberht, si. 628. si. 617. si. 654 si. 655. d. 664. | Coenred, Berhtwald, Ceolred, si. 757. si. 634. 1 1 1 I | Seaxred, Sssweard, Sigeberht, si. 660, . H [ d. 664. Aldwulf" 'A- , r. 709. liv. 686. d. 716. ThingMtli. Cynereou. Osfrith, Eadfi-ith, ^Ethelhun. Wyscfrea, Eanfrith, Oswald, Oswiu, d. 670. Osiac. Oswudu. Oslaf. Offa. Ecgwald. Cuteed, d. 661. JSsowine, Ceadwalla, Mul, si. 687. Coenred. Oswald. si. 617. si. 617. si. 617. SEelfrith. ^Ethelred. ^Bthelberht. Eegberht, d. 673. d. 713. Erode. Egil. nw a /TOR -R ' sL 633> sl> 633- a- inf- Oswine, si. 634. si. 642. { , j ; d. 676. d.689. , 1 | 1 , | Hlothhere, si. 685. h 1 Olia,d.796. Bassa. i , CK1 | | Alhfrith, Ecgfrith, JBlfwine, b.661, Aldfrith, d. 705. I/eodwald. Ine, r. 728. Ingild, d. 718. Stebbi, Sigeborht JElfwald, d. 749. Elrio.' I I I si. D&J.. Sigebald. Ingiald. Halfdan. Ofctui-. Eadi-ic, si. 686. Wihtred, d.725. Yffe d inf Talorcan, ^Ethelwald, d. 664. si. 685. si. 679. r Eegfrith, Cuthberht. ' ' ' d. 694. d. 653. Eieheard, d. c. 718. d. 656. d. o. 660. \ Osred, si. 716. Cuthwine. Eata. Eoppa, Sigeberht. Hcereli. Hi'oar, Helge. Adils. Eadberht, d. 748. ^Ethelberht, d. 760. Alhric, d. 794. d.796. Oslac. Sigeheard. Swafred, Sigehere. 1 1 Winebald. Wflbald, Comwulf, d. 819. Ceolwulf, r. 821. Cuthred, d. 805. Ccenred, Cutha. Eadberht, Ecgberht, Eafa. | n. 704 | Sselred, Erode Hrolf. Eystein, Eardwulf. b. 700, 'd. 786. JSthelsige. d. 718. | d. 768. d. 766. Cynehelm, b. 812, el. 819. I Sigemund. Offa, r. 709. si. 747. Ceolred, | Alhmund, liv. 784 | Halfdan, Yngvar, Echun. r. 737. Oswulf, | Swithrced, Sigeric, 1 j si. 759. Eogberlit, d. 836. n. 756. r. 799. Hserek. Onund. Oslaf, liv. o. 800. JElfwald, si. 788. ^Sfchelwulf, d. 856. Sigered. Harald. Ingiald. I I JBlf. 2Elfwme, jBfchelstan, d. c. 878. iEth'elbald, d. 860. JEthelberht, d. 865. JStheired, d. 871. -ZElfred, b. 849, d. 901. Sigurd. Olaf. si. 791. 1 2Btlielm. 2Ethelwald, d. 903. Eadweard, d. 924. ^Etholwcard, d. 922. Pagnar, si. 865. Half'dau. J JEtMstan, d. 940. JEthelweard, d. 924 Eadwine, si. 933. Eadmund, d. 946. Ead'red, d. 955. G-regorius. Thureytol, b. 907, d. 975. -ZElfwine, d. 937. ^Ethelwine, Eystein. Gudrod. A. Genealogy of the Kings of Kent (JEseings). • a. G-enealogy of the Kings of the Ostrogoths. b. „ „ „ Longobards. d. 937. H B. M E. Anglia (Wivings or Wuffings). Eadwig, d. 969. Eadgar, d. 976. Haralcl, Olaf. Halfdan. o. Mereia. 0. Eolcwalda and Kn (the latter cotemporary with Hencgest II.). II d. Seyldings (Scyld supposed to have settled in Northumbria, A.D. 375 ; Houlfdeno cotomporary witli Hencgesfc II. j Hrotlignr reigned for BO years and more, at Hart, in Durham., b. 851. u. Deira. » ! Eadweard, d. 978, Eadmund. ^Etholred, d. 1016. Hai-ald, Bemicia (Beomicas). e. Line of the lelings (supposed collateral with o). E. /. Waelsings (Sigeimind cotemporary with Healfdone and Heremod.) TS. 'Wessex (Gewissas), Eadniund, d. 1016. ^tlielstan. Ecg'borht. Eadrud, Eadwig, Ea'dgar. ^El'frod, Eadw'eard, &. Essex. g. Wonred and his sous (the latter subjects of Hygelae; Wulf supposed to be mentioned in a poem of Taliesin, as an antagonist of Urien of Rheged, 6th century). [ ( d. 1017. d. 1036. d. 1066. It. Lindsey (Lindisfaras). 7t. Geats or Hrethlings (Hygelae cotemporary with Offa, o; called nephew of Swerting, D; supposed to have reigned in E. Anglia before Wiwa; killed in battle by the Franks, e. A.D. 511). Eadmund. Eadweard, d. 1057. I. Denmark. II 1. Wsegmundings in Norfolk (Beowulf reigned in Durham after the Soyldings j at feud with the people of Wiwa, or Wivings, ever after the fall of Hygelac). 1C. Sweden. , Ic. Sweos (cotemporary with Hygelae and Beowulf; supposed to have been settled in N. Yorkshire). Eadgar, d. e. 1126. 272 CHARTERS OF CUMBWELL PRIORY. vid. et relicfca HEEICUN iiia. et ad eundem terminum Hos vero prefatos v solidos de MAEEW. STEPHANUS hseres meus mecum in elemosinam optulit. His testibus BOGERIJS filius (ELFW. OEDBICUS BAEUM ALFBICUS filius ESTM. SALED Juvenis JOHANNES filius ORDM. LIEWINUS SMART Sacristan de PECHAM TOMA Olerico SIMONE clerico de HABDEES EOBEETO Sacristano de EST PECHAM de ROCHEIE et hoc vidente HALIMOT. In dorso, in contemporary hand : " Eust. de M . ." 1st. wife=EuBtaco do Meroworth=2nd. wife. Circa 1180. _ ; Stephen. Alive circa 1180. LIV. [Date, before 1215.'] WILLIAM son of WILLIAM DE DETLING grants to the Abbey of Cimbwell 33 acres of his demesne land adjoining their own land 1 This being our date for the death of Stephen de Thurnhatn, who is a witness. CHARTERS "OF CUMBWELL PRIORY." 273 at a quit-rent of 3 shillings, and in consideration of 4 ma/rhs to himself and 2 bezants to MATILDA -his wife. WILLELMUS filius WILLELMI'DE DETLiNGE omnibus hominibus suis et amicis tarn Francis qiiam. Anglis salutem. Sciant—etc., quo'd ego WILLELMUS films WILLELMI DE DETLttto'E concessi— etc. Abbati et Conventui de Ouuibwell xxxtaiiies acras de domU< nio meo que jacent juxfca terram eorum supra montes a parte occidental! tenendas—etc., reddeiid& per annum iiiior solidos pro omni servitio scilicet ad natale domini xii d. ad pascam xii d. ad festumSancti JoJhannis Baptiste xii d. ad festum Sancti Micnaelis xii d. Et pro hac concessions et confirmatione predicti Abbas et C/onventus dederunt miM Willelmo iiiior marcas argenti et MAfHitDE uxori mee- duo visantia.
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    Kung Agne och hans död på Agnefit Nerman, Birger Fornvännen 14, 143-169 http://kulturarvsdata.se/raa/fornvannen/html/1919_143 Ingår i: samla.raa.se Kung Agne och hans död på Agnefit. Av BIRGER NERMAN. ung Agne omtalas i två källor: Snorre Sturlesons be­ römda Ynglingasaga, författad under förra hälften av 1200-talet, samt den från tiden omkring år 1200 här­ rörande Historia Norwegiae, ett i Norge ? författat arbete, som bl. a. innehåller en kortfattad skildring av Ynglingaätten, vil­ ken skildring utgör ett utdrag ur ett parti av den i början på 1100-talet skrivande isländingen Are Frodes nu förlorade äldre Islendingabök. I Åres bevarade yngre Islendingabök uppräknas Agne i den där förekommande stamtavlan över Ynglingaätlen, men intet namnes här om honom. Både Snorres och Åres förnämsta källa har varit den fornnorska dikten Ynglingatal, författad kort efter 800-talets mitt av Tiodolf från Hvin. Snorre meddelar utdrag av denna dikt i Ynglingasagan. Snorres berättelse är av följande lydelse1: Agni hét sonr Dags, er konungr var eptir hann, rikr maör ok ägaetr, hermaör mikill, atg0rvimaör mikill um alla hluti. tat var eitt surnar, er Agni konungr för meö her sinn ä Finnland, gekk bar UPP °k herjaöi. Finnar drögu saman lift mikit ok föru til orrostu; Frosti er nefndr hoföingi beira. Varö bar or" rosta mikil ok fekk Agni konungr sigr; bar fell Frosti ok mikit liö meö honum. Agni konungr för herskildi um Finnland ok 1 Jag citerar F. Jönssons edition av Heimskringla, Kbhvn 1911, sid. 14 f. överstycket: tvä fägelformade bronsspannen från Oland samt en del av ert baltesbeslag av silver från Blekinge (yngre Järnåldern).

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  • Geni - Relatives List 02/03/2019, 11�55

    Geni - Relatives List 02/03/2019, 1155

    Geni - Relatives List 02/03/2019, 1155 0 Daniela Urem ▾ Home Tree ▾ Family ▾ Research ▾ PRO Upgrade Search People ! Geni Basic Add to Saved Lists or --- Select a predefined list --- Daniela Urem's Ancestors hide advanced controls Profiles Revisions 2141-2160 of 2250 people «Previous 1 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 Next» Photo Name Relationship Managed By Immediate Family Actions Focus Person ??? your 48th great Douglas John Wife of Saint Amaethlu Contact Profile Manager Daniela Urem grandmother Nimmo ap Caradoc Mother of Waroch View Tree Group Broërec View List Ancestors Saint Amaethlu ap your 48th great Erin Spiceland Husband of ??? Contact Profile Managers Refine This List Caradoc MP grandfather Father of Waroch Broërec View Tree (c.520 - 577) Filters "Amaethlu", View List Choose basic attributes "Maethlu", "of Cameddor", "of Profile Information Carneddor", "ap Relationships, manager, etc. Caradog" Events Include birth, death, others Agia d'Aise MP your 48th great Douglas John Wife of Augin de Contact Profile Managers grandmother Nimmo Soissons Columns (c.460 - d.) Mother of unknown de View Tree Customize your views Soissons View List Update List Augin de Soissons your 48th great Rolf Inge Husband of Agia d'Aise Contact Profile Managers MP (c.450 - d.) grandfather Holden Father of unknown de clear form Soissons View Tree View List Latinus, duke of your 48th great Pablo Benítez Husband of Syagria Contact Profile Managers Burgundy MP grandfather Barreto Father of Gondobald, count of Lyon View Tree (c.465 - c.500) View List Syagria
  • Norse Mythology: Legends of Gods and Heroes

    Norse Mythology: Legends of Gods and Heroes

    Norse Mythology Legends of Gods and Heroes by Peter Andreas Munch In the revision of Magnus Olsen Translated from Norwegian by Sigurd Bernhard Hustvedt New York The American-Scandinavian Foundation 1926 vii CONTENTS PAGES Translator’s Preface xi Introduction xiii I. MYTHS OF THE GODS The Creation of the World — The Giants — The Æsir — Men and Women — Dwarfs — Vanir — Elves ……………………… 1 The Plains of Ida — Valhalla — Yggdrasil …………………….. 5 Odin ………………………………………………………………... 7 Thor ………………………………………………………………... 10 Balder ……………………………………………………………… 12 Njord ……………………………………………………………….. 13 Frey ………………………………………………………………... 15 Tyr ………………………………………………………………..... 16 Heimdal ………………………………………………………….... 17 Bragi ……………………………………………………………….. 18 Forseti ……………………………………………………………... 18 Hod — Vali — Vidar — Ull ………………………………………. 18 Hœnir — Lodur …………………………………………………… 19 Loki and His Children ……………………………………………. 21 Hermod — Skirnir ………………………………………………… 25 The Goddesses — Frigg — Jord — Freyja .…………………... 25 Saga — Eir — Gefjon — Var — Vor — Syn — Snotra ………. 28 Idun — Nanna — Sif ...…………………………………………... 29 The Norns …………………………………………………………. 30 Familiar Spirits — Attendant Spirits ……………………………. 31 The Valkyries ……………………………………………………... 32 Thorgerd Hœlgabrud and Irpa ………………………………….. 34 The Forces of Nature — Ægir …………………………………... 34 Night — Day ………………………………………………………. 37 viii Hel …………………………………………………………………. 37 The Giants ………………………………………………………… 39 The Dwarfs ………………………………………………………... 41 The Vettir ………………………………………………………….. 42 The Heroes and Life in Valhalla ………………………………… 48 Corruption
  • Late Nordic Bronze Age Early Iron Age Iron Age the Merovingian Era the Viking Age Late Iron Age Nordic Lineages According To

    Late Nordic Bronze Age Early Iron Age Iron Age the Merovingian Era the Viking Age Late Iron Age Nordic Lineages According To

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