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Swithred of Es**** (also
known as Swaefred) was King of Es**** (746–758). He was the
second son of Sebbi, and the
grandson of King
Sigeheard of Es****. Like...
- Oswulf. He
enters the
monastery attached to the
cathedral of York. King
Swithred of Es**** dies
after a 12-year reign. He is
succeeded by Sigeric, son of...
- Swæfbert c. 715 to 738 Swæfbert
Probably joint-king with Sælred 746 to 758
Swiþred Grandson of
Sigeheard 758 to 798
Sigeric Son of Saelred.
Abdicated 798...
- recorded.
Saelred was
succeeded by
Swithred,
grandson of Sigeheard. Saelred's own son
Sigeric succeeded Swithred. Like his predecessors,
Saelred was...
- King
Saelred of Es**** dies
after a 37-year reign. He is
succeeded by
Swithred,
grandson of the late king Sigeheard. Like his predecessors, he is not...
- Preceded by
Swithred of Es**** King of Es**** c. 758 – 798 Succeeded by
Sigered of Es****...
-
first king of Es**** and
genealogies for
later kings Offa,
Sigered and
Swithred in Add. MS 23211
converge on Sledd.
According to tradition, he is remembered...
- King (709) Sælred, Co-King (c.709–746) Swæfberht, Co-King (c.715–738)
Swithred, King (746–758) Sigeric, King (758–798)
Sigered King (798–812) Duke (812–825)...
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Suithred (
Swithred) who the
historian William Hunt in the
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography argues is
identical with Feologild.
Swithred is listed...
- dæl, on
sefan searolic þam þe
swylc ne conn, hu mec
seaxes ord ond seo
swiþre hond,
eorles ingeþonc ond ord somod, þingum geþydan, þæt ic wiþ þe sceolde...
