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Wulfrun

Wulfrun(a) (c. 935-c. 1005) was a Mercian noblewoman and landowner who held estates in Staffordshire.

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Known for
The person who endowed St Peter's Collegiate Church and having a close connection to the founding of the city of Wolverhampton
Born
c. 935 Mercia
Burial place
possibly Tamworth
Children
2 sons (Wulfric Spot & Ælfhelm of York)
Died
c. 1005 (aged roughly 70) possibly Tamworth, Mercia (now Staffordshire)
Occupations
Landowner, noblewoman

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Wulfrun

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples98
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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Wulfrun

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related to Sources · 31
Wulfrun → Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Anglo-Saxon Wulfrūnehēantūn, Contemporary, Ethelred, Heantune, Hēatūn, In, It, Kemble's Codex Diplomaticus, King Ethelred II, King Wulfhere, Lady Wulfrun, Listed, Many, Mercia, Older, Tamworth, The, The Goose
related to Description of Wulfrun's abduction (943) · 29
Wulfrun → And, Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Anlaf, Anlaf Eadmundes, Anlafe, Danes, Denan, Eadmund, Edmund, Edmund's, Her Anlaf, Her Eadmund, Her Norðhymbra, Here, Here Olaf, Ireland, Legraceastre, Leicester, Northumbrians, Olaf
related to Biography · 28
Wulfrun → Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Another, Burton Abbey, Cnut, Danes, Derbyshire, England, English, Harold Harefoot, Her, His, In, It, Later, Mercia, Mersey, Northumbria, Ribble, She, Spot
related to External links · 2
Wulfrun → Anglo-Saxon England, Prosopography
Born · 1
Wulfrun → c. 935 Mercia
Burial place · 1
Wulfrun → possibly Tamworth
Children · 1
Wulfrun → 2 sons (Wulfric Spot & Ælfhelm of York)
Died · 1
Wulfrun → c. 1005 (aged roughly 70) possibly Tamworth, Mercia (now Staffordshire)
Known for · 1
Wulfrun → The person who endowed St Peter's Collegiate Church and having a close connection to the founding of the city of Wolverhampton
Occupations · 1
Wulfrun → Landowner, noblewoman

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anglo-saxon wolverhampton king church tamworth mercia land 943 endowed staffordshire son principal charter wulfric 1005 landowner known now city also

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WulfrunBornc. 935 Mercia1.00infobox
WulfrunBurial placepossibly Tamworth1.00infobox
WulfrunChildren2 sons (Wulfric Spot & Ælfhelm of York)1.00infobox
WulfrunDiedc. 1005 (aged roughly 70) possibly Tamworth, Mercia (now Staffordshire)1.00infobox
WulfrunKnown forThe person who endowed St Peter's Collegiate Church and having a close connection to the founding of the city of Wolverhampton1.00infobox
WulfrunOccupationsLandowner, noblewoman1.00infobox
WulfrunOther nameWulfruna1.00infobox
WulfrunYears activebefore 990s-10051.00infobox
Wulfrunrelated to BiographyShe0.60section
Wulfrunrelated to BiographyMercia0.60section
Wulfrunrelated to BiographyTamworth0.60section
Wulfrunrelated to BiographyIt0.60section

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