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Leofsige (died 19
August 1033) was a
medieval Bishop of Worcester. He was
consecrated in 1016. He died on 19
August 1033. Fryde, et al.
Handbook of British...
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Scandinavian sources refer to him as
Ulfkell Snillingr, the
byname meaning bold.
Leofsige,
ealdorman of Es****, was
exiled for
killing a
shire reeve in 1002. It is...
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Worcester to
Leofsige while retaining York.
There is evidence, however, that he
retained influence over
Worcester even
after this time, and that
Leofsige perhaps...
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thegn called Leofsige seized estates at Peterborough,
Oundle and Kettering,
causing such
disorder that no
crops were sown for two years.
Leofsige was killed...
- (996/999–1016)
Leofwine (1019–1022, 1022–1023)
Leofric (1022, 1023–1029)
Leofsige (1029–1044)
Wulfric (1044 or 1045–1066)
Thurstan (–1072) – the last Saxon...
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prominent supporter of the
monasteries and
ordered the
death of one
Leofsige who was
attempting to
claim lands belonging to the
monastery of Peterborough...
- do****entation survives. The name
Lessingham derives from the 'homestead of the
Leofsige's people'
Lessingham is a very
active community making the most of its smart...
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Translated from London; also
Archbishop of York (1002–1023) 1016 1033
Leofsige 1033 1038
Beorhtheah c. 1038/39 1040
Lyfing (1st term)
Deprived from Worcester;...
- claim.
Brinkworth Manor was
given to
Malmesbury Abbey by the
nobleman Leofsige,
sometime before the
Domesday Book
survey of 1086. The
abbey held the land...
- of East
Anglia From
Until In****bent Citation(s)
Notes 930 931 Ælfred 932 956 Æthelstan Half-King 957 962 Æthelwald 962 992 Æthelwine 993 1002
Leofsige...
