- village. The village's name
probably means, 'farm/settlement of Saewulf/
Sigewulf'. The
Silverstone Circuit, the
current home of the
British Grand Prix,...
-
leaders Æthelwold † Eohric † Beorthtsige † Beornoth † Ysopa † Ocytel †
Sigewulf † Sigehelm † Cenwulf † Sigeberth † Eadwold †
Strength unknown unknown Casualties...
- king of Mercia, Burgred.
Kentish losses included their two ealdormen,
Sigewulf and Sigehelm, and an
Abbot Cenwulf. The
achievement of the
Kentish contingent...
- Sigfrid/Siegfried, Sigith/Sigesgundia, Sigvald, Sigwald/Siwald, Sigulf/
Sigewulf/Siconulf; Ælfsige; Sigelinde/Siglind,
Sigtrud possibly theophoric in origin...
- the
palace chapel.
Bringing with him from York his ****istants Pyttel,
Sigewulf, and Joseph,
Alcuin revolutionised the
educational standards of the Palace...
- the Anglo-Saxon side,
including the two
Kentish ealdormen,
Sigehelm and
Sigewulf. In the view of
Cyril Hart, King
Edward made a
strategic error in failing...
-
could be a step in an
illustrious noble career. Alfred's
pincerna in 892,
Sigewulf,
later became an
ealdorman and died
fighting against the
Vikings at the...
- of
Genesis by the Anglo-Saxon
scholar Alcuin,
addressed to his
protege Sigewulf,
comprising 281
questions and
corresponding answers about Genesis. It has...
- 939–946)
recording a
grant of five
hides of land at
Abbedesburi to the
thegn Sigewulf. The name (Abbedesburi) may
suggest that the land had once
belonged to...