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Wynsige was a
medieval Bishop of Dorchester.
Wynsige was
consecrated between 909 and 925 and died
between 934 and 945. Fryde, et al.
Handbook of British...
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Wynsige (died 975) was a
medieval Bishop of Lichfield.
Wynsige was
consecrated between 963 and 964 and died in 975. Or
Wynsy or
Winsey or
Winsius Fryde...
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opening folio contains a
faded signature reading Wynsige presul,
which probably refers to the
Wynsige who was
Bishop of
Lichfield from
about 963 to 972–5...
- king of
Sweden (approximate date)
Theobald I,
Frankish nobleman (b. 913)
Wynsige (or Wynsy),
bishop of
Lichfield Yongming Yanshou,
Chinese Zen
master (b...
- 946 and 949 Term
ended between 963 and 964
Predecessor Ælfwine
Successor Wynsige Orders Consecration between 946 and 949
Personal details Died
between 963...
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nobleman (b. 854) Wigred,
bishop of Chester-le-Street (approximate date)
Wynsige,
bishop of
Dorchester (approximate date) Martínez Díez,
Gonzalo (2005)...
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Appointed between 934 and 945 Term
ended between 949 and 950
Predecessor Wynsige Successor Oskytel Personal details Died
between 949 and 950 Denomination...
- bet 946–949 bet 963–964
Cynesige Kinsey; Kynsy; Kinsius. bet 963–964 975
Wynsige Winsey; Winsius. 975 bet 1002–1004
Elphege bet 1002–1004
after 1017 Godwin...
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translates to 'boundary hill'. It is
speculated that the name
might mean '
Wynsige's boundary hill'. By 1395, the name had been
altered to Wynsmerhull, and...
- 925
Coenwulf Also
recorded as
Kenulphus betw. 909 x 925 betw. 934 x 945
Wynsige betw. 934 x 945 betw. 949 x 950 Æthelwold 949 or 950 971
Oscytel Also Archbishop...
