- part of the
civil parish of Millington. The church,
dedicated to
Saint Ethelburgh, was
designated a
Grade II*
listed building in 1967 and is now recorded...
- Street, SW11 theundergroundmap.com
Historic England. "Church of
Saint Ethelburgh (1346278)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 26 December...
-
Thorgyth (Tortgith), nun at the
convent of
Barking in
England with St
Ethelburgh (ca. 700)
Saint Poppo of Stavelot,
Abbot of Stavelot-Malmédy in Belgium...
- was king of all
England with the
exception of Kent and
wished to
marry Ethelburgh, the
daughter of
Ethelbert king of Kent. The
problem being that Edwin...
- Glastonbury. In
about 726 he
abdicated and went to Rome with his wife
Ethelburgh,
where he
ended his days as a monk. "ETHELBURGA was his
faithful fellow-worker...
-
Daughter of Anna, King of East
Anglia in England,
sister of Sts Etheldred,
Ethelburgh and
Withburgh and half-sister of St Sethrid. She
married Erconbert, King...
-
succeeded as abbess. She was the half-sister of Sts
Etheldred (Audrey) and
Ethelburgh. "Being
called to the
religious state, ST.
SETHRYDA retired, with her...
- St Saxburgh,
became a nun at Faremoutiers-en-Brie
under her aunt, St
Ethelburgh, but
reposed very
young (660)
Saint Gundebert (Gumbert, Gondelbert), Bishop...
- of St.
Kieran of
Ossory (6th century)
Saint Æthelburh of
Faremoutiers (
Ethelburgh, Ethelburga, Aubierge), an Anglo-Saxon
princess and
Abbess of Faremoutiers...
-
church there. In 616 he
became King of
Northumbria in England,
married Ethelburgh of Kent and was
baptised by St Paulinus. He fell in
battle at Hatfield...
