776 Æthelberht Bishop of Whitehorn 69 797 dies 76 854 Æthelbryht, King of Kent, Essex, & Sussex 88 860 King of Wessex 16, 88 1055 Æthelbryht’s St. monastery burnt 205 748 Æthelbyrht King of Kent 62 760 dies 66 792 Æthelbyrht King of East Anglia, beheaded 73 633 Æthelburg, Edwin’s widow, takes refuge in Kent 30 722 Æthelburh Queen demolishes Taunton 58 673 Ætheldryth St. founds Ely Monastery 44 679 dies 49 963 relics of at Ely 139 897 Æthelere, Frisian, killed 114 593 Æthelferth, or Æthelfrith, King of Northumberland 23 603 defeats Ægthan 24 607 defeats the Britons 25 617 killed 27 897 Æthelferth Alfred’s herdsman killed 114 913 Æthelfled, Lady of Mercia, builds fenced towns 120 916 takes Brecknock 121 918 Derby 123 920 Leicester 124 922 dies 129 964 Æthelgar, Abbot of the new monastery, Winchester 144 988 Archbishop of Canterbury 150 728 Æthelheard King of Wessex 16, 58 741 dies 61 790 Æthelheard (or Athelard) Archbishop of Canterbury 72 796 holds a synod 75 799 goes to Rome 76 803 dies 78 794 Æthelheard, Alderman, dies 74 852 Æthelheard, Alderman 86 837 Æthelhelm, Duke, killed 84 887 Æthelhelm, Alderman, carries alms to Rome 102 655 Æthelhere, brother of Anna, killed 34 750 Æthelhun, Alderman 62 894 Æthelm, Alderman of Wiltshire 109 898 dies 115 1013 Æthelmer, Alderman, submits to Swegn 172 800 Æthelmund, Alderman, killed 77 894 Æthelnoth, Alderman 109 1022 Æthelnoth (or Ægelnoth) Archbishop of Canterbury 183 1023 removes the relics of St. Ælfeah 184 1023 dies 187