- of "
Egfrid"
Historiam ecclesiasticam gentis anglorum, Vol. 2. Bede, ed.
Charles Plummer, 1896, (Clarendon Press, Oxford): 71
mentions of "
Egfrid" Higham...
-
Egfrid may
refer to:
Egfrid of Lindisfarne,
Bishop of
Lindisfarne from 821
until his
death Egfrid of Northumbria, King of
Northumbria from 670
until his...
- with India.
Egfrid put into St
Helena in
September 1821
leaky and was
condemned there and her
cargo transshipped on
another vessel.
Egfrid first appeared...
-
Ecgred of
Lindisfarne (or
Egfrid) was
Bishop of
Lindisfarne from 830
until his
death in 845. Fryde, et al.
Handbook of
British Chronology p. 219 Fryde...
- "[T]he very next year [685AD], that same king [
Egfrid],
rashly leading his army to
ravage the
province of the Picts, much
against the
advice of his friends...
-
prince of
Iberia (or 826) Eardwulf, king of
Northumbria (approximate date)
Egfrid,
bishop of
Lindisfarne Li Jiang,
chancellor of the Tang
Dynasty (b. 764)...
- but
failed to
capture him. He
installed Egfrid as
count of
Toulouse and left
Aquitaine under the
command of
Egfrid and Duke Warin.
Louis marched to Saxony...
- East Indian,
Juliana Unknown date: Earl
Fauconberg Other incidents January (unknown date):
Bulmer May (unknown date): Lady
Banks 28 Sep:
Egfrid 1820 1822...
-
Priory +
Benedictine monks founded 681/2 by St
Benedict Biscop and King
Egfrid;
raided by the
Danes 794; destro**** in
raids by the
Danes c.867; destro****...
- site as
early as AD 660 when it is
recorded that Etheldreda, the
queen of
Egfrid,
became a nun at the
Monastery of Coldingham, then
under the management...
