Stephenson Family Tree » Aldhelm Northumbria (565-????)

Personal data Aldhelm Northumbria 


Household of Aldhelm Northumbria


Child(ren):

  1. Ecgwulf  ± 600-???? 


Child(ren):

  1. Ecgwulf  ± 600-???? 


Child(ren):

  1. Ecgwulf  ± 600-???? 


Child(ren):

  1. Ecgwulf  ± 600-???? 

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Timeline Aldhelm Northumbria

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Aldhelm Northumbria

Ida Eopping King of Bernicia
515-559
Bearnach
± 520-????
Ocg of Bernicia
± 539-????

Aldhelm Northumbria
565-????



Onbekend

Ecgwulf
± 600-????


Onbekend

Ecgwulf
± 600-????


Onbekend

Ecgwulf
± 600-????


Onbekend

Ecgwulf
± 600-????

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