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Wulfwine - Tenth Century

I can find no reference to Ulwin in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicals. The name Alwin does appear on a number of Domesday entries.

The name on the Belchamp Walter entry (Thunderlow) is Alfwin (father of Wulfwin - no "e")

Wulfwine - Medieval Moneyer

Wulfwine is the Anglo-Saxon name for a Medieval Moneyer. Someone who can mint money (coins).

The name can refer to more than one person, it seems that it was a medieval profession.

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References: - a note on these

  • William I Penny - Details for Wulfwine - https:// data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/agent/ agent-159952 - penny as in coin with a head of William I
  • Anglo-saxon Chronicles - Anne Savage - https:// www.wob.com/en-gb/books/ anne-savage/anglo-saxon-chronicles /9781858334783
  • Anglo-Saxon Chronicle - https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Anglo-Saxon_Chronicle
  • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle by J. A. Giles and J. Ingram - https:// www.gutenberg.org/ ebooks/657
  • Unruly - David Michell - https:// www.amazon.co.uk /Unruly -Bestseller-Horrible-Histories- grownups-ebook /dp/B0C4GM5KSX

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