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Oswulf may
refer to
Oswulf of Northumbria, King of
Northumbria 758-59
Oswulf of Ramsbury,
Bishop of
Ramsbury c. 949 to 970 This
disambiguation page lists...
- Osulf,
Oswulf,
Oswulf of Bamburgh,
Oswulf of Bebbanburg,
Oswulf of Bamburgh,
Oswulf of Bebbanburg,
Oswulf Eadwulfsson,
Oswulf Ealdredsson,
Oswulf I of Bamburgh...
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Oswulf I was king of
Northumbria from 758 to 759. He
succeeded his
father Eadberht, who had
abdicated and
joined the
monastery at York.
Oswulf's uncle...
- 934; another,
Oswulf, is
named in a
genealogy reproduced by De
Northumbria post
Britannos (this is
probably the
later 'high reeve'
Oswulf, fl. 934–954)...
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Osulf or
Oswulf (died 1067) was the son of
Eadwulf IV, Earl of
Bamburgh (killed 1041), and
grandson of
Uhtred the Bold,
ruler of
Bamburgh and ealdorman...
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Oswulf was a
medieval Bishop of Ramsbury.
Oswulf was
consecrated between 949 and 951. He died in 970. In the 940s
Ealdorman Ealhhelm was
given the lands...
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during his reign. In 758 he
abdicated in
favour of his son
Oswulf and
became a monk at York.
Oswulf was
murdered the next year and Æthelwald Moll of Northumbria...
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Copsi was dead
within five w****s,
killed by
Oswulf,
grandson of Uchtred, who
installed himself as Earl.
Oswulf was
killed in the
autumn by
bandits after...
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government of the city is ****igned to the
Visigothic count Miló. July 24 – King
Oswulf of
Northumbria is
murdered by
members of his own
household (his servants...
- ealdorman)
after Oswulf's death.
Eadwulf II Evil-Child fl. 968–70 dux
Paternity unknown.
Ealdred fl. mid. 11th
century comes ('count') Son of
Oswulf I, he provides...
