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- 52°28′30″N 0°49′30″E / 52.475°N 0.825°E / 52.475; 0.825 The Battle of Ringmere was fought on 5 May 1010 between an East Anglian contingent led by Ulfcytel...
- unification (991–1010) Maldon First Alton St Brice's Day Pinhoe Thetford Ringmere Cnut's invasion (1015–16) ****andun Brentford Harald's invasion (1066) Northumbrian...
- unification (991–1010) Maldon First Alton St Brice's Day Pinhoe Thetford Ringmere Cnut's invasion (1015–16) ****andun Brentford Harald's invasion (1066) Northumbrian...
- unification (991–1010) Maldon First Alton St Brice's Day Pinhoe Thetford Ringmere Cnut's invasion (1015–16) ****andun Brentford Harald's invasion (1066) Northumbrian...
- unification (991–1010) Maldon First Alton St Brice's Day Pinhoe Thetford Ringmere Cnut's invasion (1015–16) ****andun Brentford Harald's invasion (1066) Northumbrian...
- unification (991–1010) Maldon First Alton St Brice's Day Pinhoe Thetford Ringmere Cnut's invasion (1015–16) ****andun Brentford Harald's invasion (1066) Northumbrian...
- school (including Mary and Frances Waters) are moving to the equally elite Ringmere, the twins' parents are reluctant to send them to an expensive school as...
- had a daughter who married Oswig, who died 5 May 1010 in the Battle of Ringmere. Byrhtnoth is reported to have had a daughter called Leofflæd, but she...
- married the Æthelstan who was killed fighting the Danes at the Battle of Ringmere in 1010. He is called Æthelred's aðum, meaning either son-in-law or brother-in-law...
- Monsen Briggs, Keith (December 2011). "The battle-site and place-name Ringmere". Notes and Queries. 256 (4). OUP: 491–492. doi:10.1093/notesj/gjr151....