The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Leofwin (A.D. 1001)

Also known as: Leofwin · Role: high-steward of the king · First appears: A.D. 999–1005

Life events

  • 1001 · Leofwin was slain in the battle against the Danes.(A.D. 999–1005 · 📍 Alton)
    • “and Leofwin, high-steward of the king”

A.D. 999–1005

  • lord / consecrator: King Ethelred “There was slain Ethelwerd, high-steward of the king, and Leofric of Whitchurch, and Leofwin, high-steward of the king, and Wulfhere, a bishop's thane, and Godwin of Worthy, son of Bishop Elfsy; and of all the men who were engaged with them eighty-one.”

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