7 þære medemestan[1] æt [2]clearan. 7 æt [3]
7 þære gingestan [4]þone ham æt [5]welig. 7 æt [6]æsctune. 7 æt [7]cippan hamme.
7 æðelme[8] mines broðer suna þone ham æt ealdingburnan.[9] 7 æt cumtune.[10] 7 æt crundellan.[11] 7 æt beadingum.[12] 7 beadinga hamme.[13] 7 æt burnham.[14] 7 æt þunresfelda.[15] 7 æð æscengum.[16]
7 aþelwolde[17] mines broðor suna þone ham æt godelmingum. 7 æt gyldeforda.[18] 7 æt stæningum.[19]
- ↑ His middlemost daughter, as he calls her, was Ethelgeda, a Nun, and afterwards Abbess of Shaftsbury, where she died and was buried.
- ↑ King's Clere, Co. Hant.
- ↑ Probably one of those places in Hampshire which still bear this addition to their Name, viz. Preston-Candever, Chilton-Candever.
- ↑ The youngest daughter of Alfred was Elfrida, who married Baldwin. II. Earl of Flanders; and dying, 7 Jun. A°. 929, was buried in the Monastery of St. Peter at Ghent.
- ↑ Willey, Co. Wilt.
- ↑ Ashton, Co. Wilt.
- ↑ Chippenham, Co. Wilt.
- ↑ Æthelm, the eldest son of K. Ethelbert elder brother of Alfred.
- ↑ Aldingbourn, Co. Sussex.
- ↑ Compton, Co. Sussex.
- ↑ Crundal, Co. Hant.
- ↑ Beden, Co. Sussex.
- ↑ Bedingham, Co. Sussex.
- ↑ Barnham, Co. Sussex.
- ↑ I take this to have been the Manor of Thundersfield in the parish of Horsey, near Reygate in Surrey, where was formerly a Castle of considerable strength.
- ↑ Probably Eashing in the parish of Godelming in Surrey, the Manor of which also belonged to Alfred.
- ↑ Ethelwold, the youngest son of K. Ethelbert elder brother of Alfred; who died in arms against Edward his cousin, the son and successor of Alfred, A°. 905.
- ↑ Godelming and Gildford, both in Surrey.
- ↑ Steyning in Sussex.
