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Appendix: The Abbots of Evesham to 1215

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 May 2021

David Cox
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Æthelwald fl.713–25

Ealdberht

Ealdberht (another?)

Ealdferth

Tilberht fl.759

Cuthwulf

Ealdmund

Credan fl.777

Thingcferth fl.803

Ealdbald

Ecgberht fl.824

Ealhferth fl.855×?

Wulfheard

Wulfsige fl.897

Cynehelm fl.899–904

Cynath fl.916–29

Eaba fl.929?

Cynath (again) fl.930

Eadwine fl.931–9

Osweard fl.970–74

Freothegar fl.?×983

Ælfric fl.997

Ælfgar fl.1002

Brihtmær

Æthelwine ?–1013

Ælfweard c.1014–1044

Manni (Wulfmær) 1044–58

Æthelwig 1058–78

Walter 1078–1104

Maurice c.1104–c.1121

Robert c.1121–c.1130

Reynold 1130–49

William de Andeville 1149–59

Roger 1159–60

Adam 1161–89

Roger Norreis 1190–1213

Randal 1214–29

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The Church and Vale of Evesham, 700-1215
Lordship, Landscape and Prayer
 , pp. 209
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2015

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