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Source: Egbert (771-839), "Find A Grave Index"

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Type	Valeur
Titre	Egbert (771-839), "Find A Grave Index"

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King EGBERT of Wessex RF01

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"Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:73B5-8FMM : 9 June 2021), egbert wessex, ; Burial, West End, Eastleigh Borough, Hampshire, England, Wessex Vale Crematorium; citing record ID 194171488, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com.

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8719/egbert Egbert BIRTH 771 DEATH 839 (aged 67–68) BURIAL Winchester Cathedral Winchester, City of Winchester, Hampshire, England MEMORIAL ID 8719 King of Wessex. Born the son of Ealhmund, Sub-king of Kent. He fled to Charlemagne's court, where he married Redburh with whom he had at least three children. During the English civil war, Parliamentarian soldiers violated his grave and smashed the windows of the cathedral with the bones from the royal graves. With the restoration of the monarchy, all the scattered bones were gathered up and placed in the present mortuary chests. His name has also been recorded as Ecgbeorht and Egberht.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8719/egbert
Egbert
BIRTH 771
DEATH 839 (aged 67–68)
BURIAL Winchester Cathedral
Winchester, City of Winchester, Hampshire, England
MEMORIAL ID 8719
King of Wessex. Born the son of Ealhmund, Sub-king of Kent. He fled to Charlemagne's court, where he married Redburh with whom he had at least three children. During the English civil war, Parliamentarian soldiers violated his grave and smashed the windows of the cathedral with the bones from the royal graves. With the restoration of the monarchy, all the scattered bones were gathered up and placed in the present mortuary chests. His name has also been recorded as Ecgbeorht and Egberht.