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Damerham is a
rural village and
civil parish in the New
Forest district of Hampshire, England, near Fordingbridge. The area has
notable Neolithic and Bronze...
- Æthelflæd of
Damerham was
Queen of the
English as the
second wife of King
Edmund I from
their marriage c. 944
until Edmund died in 946. Æthelflæd was a...
- Adam of
Damerham (sometimes Adam of Domerham; died
after 1291), was a
Benedictine monk of
Glastonbury Abbey, who
wrote a
history of the abbey, and was...
- HMS
Damerham was one of 93
ships of the Ham-class of ins**** minesweepers.
Their names were all
chosen from
villages ending in -ham. The
minesweeper was...
- is
found as
early as the late 13th century, in the
writings of Adam of
Damerham; and in the 16th and 17th centuries,
antiquaries such as John Stow and...
- Somerset. Together, they had two sons,
Henry II (his heir) and
Anthony of
Damerham. When Sir
Henry Ashley I died on 1
March 1549, his son
Henry II inherited...
- and
Eadgifu of Kent (1) Ælfgifu of
Shaftesbury 2 sons (2) Æthelflæd of
Damerham 944 No
children 26 May 946
Pucklechurch Killed in a
brawl aged
about 25...
- Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians,
daughter of
Alfred the
Great Æthelflæd of
Damerham,
queen of England,
second wife of King
Edmund and
mother of
Edward II Æthelflæd...
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Shaftesbury – – – – 944
Shaftesbury Abbey Edmund I the
Magnificent Æthelflæd of
Damerham Ælfgar,
Ealdorman of Es**** (father) – 944 – 26 May 946
between 962 (975)...
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gives to the Old
Minster at
Winchester three estates,
namely Downton,
Damerham and Calne. Item, he
gives to the New
Minster three estates,
namely Wherwell...
