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Ealhmund

Ealhmund (c. 758 - 784 or 786), also known as Alckmund of Wessex, was Sub-King of Kent and father to King Egbert of Wessex.

The historical evidence is very slight; there is a charter of 784 mentioning Ealhmund, and the 784 entry of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle mentions Eahlmund as father of Egbert but this is very tenious.

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Ecgbert | Egbert | Egbert of Wessex

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Ealhmund David_DeLancey@yahoo.com - February 27th, 2006
Ealhmund a relative of DeLacy wich is strong in millitary forces and in 300 a.d. delacy o'leary had the duty of bishop of percia spelling may be messed up pursia and in 900 a.d. sir michael DeLacy possibly related to the name DeLancey wich is found in the tenth century a female this family could go back to b.c. era and are travelled well so the culture through mariages and millitary forces wich held ranks of scholar's it seems a bishop did many thing's as well i'm still learning i do know an o infront of a name represents a read more » messages 2 - last message on February 27th, 2006

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