The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Osborn

Role: son of Siward · First appears: A.D. 1053–1054

Life events

  • 1054 · Osborn and Siward were slain in the fighting.(A.D. 1053–1054 · 📍 Scotland)
    • With: Siward
    • “even his own son, Osborn, and his sister's son, Sihward: and many of his house-carls, and also of the king's, were there slain that day”

A.D. 1053–1054

  • parent: Siward “Many fell also on his side, both Danish and English; even his own son, Osborn, and his sister's son, Sihward: and many of his house-carls, and also of the king's, were there slain that day, which was that of the Seven Sleepers.”

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