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Aldhun of
Durham (died 1018 or 1019), also
known as Ealdhun, was the last
Bishop of
Lindisfarne (based at Chester-le-Street) and the
first Bishop of Durham...
- the new cathedral. The new
cathedral was
founded by
Bishop Aldhun, and
Uhtred married Aldhun's daughter, Ecgfrida,
probably at
about this time. From his...
- with the
connivance of Cnut. Ealdred's
mother was Ecgfrida,
daughter of
Aldhun,
bishop of Durham. Some time
probably in the mid 1020s
Ealdred killed Thurbrand...
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Warden Law and,
despite the
effort of the congregation,
would not move.
Aldhun,
Bishop of Chester-le-Street and
leader of the order,
decreed a holy fast...
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succeeded by
Sylvester II as the 139th pope of the
Catholic Church.
Bishop Aldhun consecrates a
cathedral (later
Durham Cathedral) at a site in
England where...
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Warden Law and,
despite the
effort of the congregation,
would not move.
Aldhun,
Bishop of Chester-le-Street and
leader of the order,
decreed a holy fast...
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protection of the Earl of Northumbria, with whom the
bishop at this time,
Aldhun, had
strong family connections.
Today the
street leading from The Bailey...
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saint October 6 –
Frederick of Luxembourg,
count of
Moselgau (b. 965)
Aldhun (or Ealdhun),
bishop of
Lindisfarne (or 1018)
Sergius II (the Studite),...
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Jarrow Location Ecclesiastical province York
Information First holder Aidan Aldhun (first
bishop of Durham)
Established 635 (at Lindisfarne) 995 (translation...
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Durham gradually acquired the
lands that
would become County Durham.
Bishop Aldhun began this
process by
procuring land in the Tees and Wear valleys, including...
