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Source: The will of King Alfred; reprinted from the Oxford ed. of 1788. With a preface, and additional notes by Alfred, King of England, 849-899

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Titre	The will of King Alfred; reprinted from the Oxford ed. of 1788. With a preface, and additional notes by Alfred, King of England, 849-899

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Archive.org https://archive.org/details/willofkingalfred00alfr/page/16/mode/1up The will of King Alfred; reprinted from the Oxford ed. of 1788. With a preface, and additional notes by Alfred, King of England, 849-899 Publication date 1828 Publisher London, W. Pickering Collection robarts; toronto Digitizing sponsor University of Toronto Contributor Robarts - University of Toronto Language English

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https://archive.org/details/willofkingalfred00alfr/page/16/mode/1up
The will of King Alfred; reprinted from the Oxford ed. of 1788. With a preface, and additional notes
by Alfred, King of England, 849-899

Publication date 1828
Publisher London, W. Pickering
Collection robarts; toronto
Digitizing sponsor University of Toronto
Contributor Robarts - University of Toronto
Language English

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Will of King Alfred the Great, (dated about 888) includes bequeaths to his nephews Æthelhelm and Æthelwold: "And to Æthelm, my brother's son, the Manor at Ealdingburn, and at Cumtune, and at Crundell, and at Beading, and at Beadinghamme, and at Burnham, and at Thunresfield, and at Æsceng. And to Athelwold, my brother's son, the Manor at Godelming, and at Gyldeford, and at Stening." [**It is important to note that Alfred did not identify Æthelhelm as 'Ealdorman', there were other men in his will identified as such but he did NOT identify Æthelhelm in such a manner; ALSO Wiltshire was NOT one of the properties bequeathed to Æthelhelm]

Will of King Alfred the Great, (dated about 888) includes bequeaths to his nephews Æthelhelm and Æthelwold:

"And to Æthelm, my brother's son, the Manor at Ealdingburn, and at Cumtune, and at Crundell, and at Beading, and at Beadinghamme, and at Burnham, and at Thunresfield, and at Æsceng.

And to Athelwold, my brother's son, the Manor at Godelming, and at Gyldeford, and at Stening."

[**It is important to note that Alfred did not identify Æthelhelm as 'Ealdorman', there were other men in his will identified as such but he did NOT identify Æthelhelm in such a manner; ALSO Wiltshire was NOT one of the properties bequeathed to Æthelhelm]