Abbot Wulfric

Also known as: Wulfric · Role: abbot of St. Augustine's · First appears: A.D. 1042–1046

A.D. 1042–1046

• lord / consecrator: Edward son of Ethelred “Wulfric was hallowed Abbot of St. Augustine's at Christmas, on Stephen's mass-day, by leave of the king”
• lord / consecrator: Elfstun “Wulfric was consecrated Abbot of St. Augustine's, at Christmas, on the mass-day of St. Stephen, by the king's leave and that of Abbot Elfstan, by reason of his great infirmity.”

A.D. 1046–1047

• with Edward son of Ethelred (Sent as an envoy.) “And King Edward sent thither Bishop Dudoc Of Wells, and Wulfric, Abbot of St. Augustine's, and Abbot Elfwin Of Ramsey, that they might make known to the king what should be there resolved on for Christendom.”

A.D. 1049

• with Edward son of Ethelred (Sent on the king's errand.) “King Edward sent thither Bishop Dudoc, and Abbot Wulfric, of St. Augustine's, and Elfwin, Abbot of Ramsey, with the intent that they should report to the king what was determined there concerning Christendom.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.