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Wulfheard (died c. 823) was a
medieval Bishop of Hereford. He was
consecrated between 799 and 801 and died
between 822 and 824. In 801 he made a profession...
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Wulfhere ("Wolf Army"),
Cynewulf ("Royal Wolf"), Cēnwulf ("Bold Wolf"),
Wulfheard ("Wolf-hard"),
Earnwulf ("Eagle Wolf"), Wulfstān ("Wolf Stone") Æðelwulf...
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Thomas the Slav,
Byzantine general and
usurper Timothy I,
Syrian patriarch Wulfheard,
bishop of
Hereford (approximate date) Bury, John
Bagnell (1912). A History...
- Godley, Kingston, Reigate, Tandridge, Wallington,
Woking and Wotton.
Wulfheard (c. 823) Huda (?–853) Æðelweard (late 10th century) Æðelmær (?–1016) After...
- and 798 Term
ended between 799 and 801
Predecessor Ceolmund Successor Wulfheard Orders Consecration between 793 and 798
Personal details Died between...
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Hereford Appointed 824 Term
ended between 825 and 832
Predecessor Wulfheard Successor Eadwulf Orders Consecration 824
Personal details Died between...
- he sent his son Æthelwulf from the army, and Ealhstan, his bishop, and
Wulfheard, his ealdorman, to Kent with a
great troop." Æthelwulf
drove Baldred,...
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followed it up by
sending Æthelwulf with Eahlstan,
Bishop of Sherborne, and
Wulfheard,
Ealdorman of Hampshire, with a
large army into Kent to
expel sub-king...
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Returning home,
Uhtred finds all his
outbuildings burnt, this time by
Bishop Wulfheard. He has
nothing to
rebuild and a
shrunken force. He
decides to try to...
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Thomas the Slav,
Byzantine general and
usurper Timothy I,
Syrian patriarch Wulfheard,
bishop of
Hereford (approximate date) 824
February 11 –
Paschal I, pope...
