- Æthelthryth of Ely Æthelwine of
Lindsey Athwulf of
Thorney Blida of
Martham Botwulf of
Thorney Cissa of
Crowland Cuthbald of
Peterborough Eadmund of East Anglia...
- Æthelthryth of Ely Æthelwine of
Lindsey Athwulf of
Thorney Blida of
Martham Botwulf of
Thorney Cissa of
Crowland Cuthbald of
Peterborough Eadmund of East Anglia...
-
church was one of four in
medieval London dedicated to
Saint Botolph or
Botwulf, a 7th-century East
Anglian saint;
three of
these were
outside city gates...
- Æthelthryth of Ely Æthelwine of
Lindsey Athwulf of
Thorney Blida of
Martham Botwulf of
Thorney Cissa of
Crowland Cuthbald of
Peterborough Eadmund of East Anglia...
- Æthelthryth of Ely Æthelwine of
Lindsey Athwulf of
Thorney Blida of
Martham Botwulf of
Thorney Cissa of
Crowland Cuthbald of
Peterborough Eadmund of East Anglia...
- Æthelthryth of Ely Æthelwine of
Lindsey Athwulf of
Thorney Blida of
Martham Botwulf of
Thorney Cissa of
Crowland Cuthbald of
Peterborough Eadmund of East Anglia...
- Virgin,
Hayes Old
Hayes Mary C12th St Botolph's Church,
Ruxley Ruxley Botwulf of
Thorney C13th
Deconsecrated in 1557 St Mary, St Mary Cray St Mary Cray...
- Wes**** Archaeology. Blair,
Oxford Dictionary of
Nationary Biography:
Botwulf (fl. 654 – c. 670),
abbot of Iken. Yorke,
Kings and
Kingdoms of Early...
- 1683.
Granted to Welsh-speaking
Anglicans 1879 St Botolph,
Aldersgate Botwulf Botwulf of
Thorney C13th
Founded as
Cluniac Priory.
Rebuilt 1788–1791. Holds...
- the
Wuffingas dynasty.
These included the sees at
Dommoc and Helmham,
Botwulf of Thorney's
monastery at Icanho, the
religious foundations at Ely and...
