- Mærwynn (fl. 967−975 AD), also
known as St.
Merewenna or Merwinna, was a 10th-century
abbess of
Romsey Abbey. She is
recognised as a
saint in the Catholic...
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Bishop of
Verona in
Italy (780)
Saint Merwenna of
Rumsey (Merwinna,
Merewenna),
first Abbess of
Rumsey convent, in
Hampshire (c. 970)
Blessed Fortis...
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noblewoman named Merewenna in 974 AD.
Merewenna was
given charge of Edgar's stepdaughter, Æthelflæd, who
later served as
abbess herself. Both
Merewenna and Æthelflæd...
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Romsey Abbey in
Hampshire by King
Edgar I (the Peaceful). He
appoints Merewenna, an
English noblewoman, as
abbess who
becomes a
foster mother to Princess...
- (Jænberht, Janbert),
fourteenth Archbishop of
Canterbury (792)
Saint Merewenna (Marwenne, Morwenna), the
local saint of
Marhamchurch near Bude in Cornwall...
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Matilda (Mathilda, Maud) 895 968 Olga of Kiev 969
Merewenna (Merwenna, Merwinna) 970
Ulrich of
Augsburg 973 Bishop...
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Romsey Abbey in
Hampshire by King
Edgar I (the Peaceful). He
appoints Merewenna, an
English noblewoman, as
abbess who
becomes a
foster mother to Princess...
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Romsey in England, she
became a nun
there and
eventually abbess after St
Merewenna. "ST.
ELFLEDA was the
daughter of the Earl Ethelwold, who
founded the...
