The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Eata

Role: father of Eadbery · First appears: A.D. 722–760

A.D. 722–760

  • child: Eadbery “This year Eadbery, the son of Eata the son of Leodwald, succeeded to the Northumbrian kingdom, and held it one and twenty winters.”
  • parent: Leodwald “This year Eadbery, the son of Eata the son of Leodwald, succeeded to the Northumbrian kingdom, and held it one and twenty winters.”
  • siblings with Eadbery “Archbishop Egbert, the son of Eata, was his brother.”
  • child: Archbishop Egbert “Archbishop Egbert, the son of Eata, was his brother.”

A.D. 761–795

  • child: Eadbert “This year died King Eadbert, the son of Eata, on the fourteenth day before the calends of September.”

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