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  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ (404) Page Missing   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 449AD(1) ‑ Ypwinesfleot (Henghest and Horsa)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 449AD(2) ‑ Welsh Flee (Henghest and Horsa)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 455AD ‑ Aeglesthrep (Henghest and Horsa)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 457AD ‑ Crecganford (Henghest and Æsc)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 457AD to 477AD ‑ the Haestingas !   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 465AD ‑ Wippedesfleote (Henghest and Æsc)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 473AD ‑ Welsh Flee again (Henghest and Æsc)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 477AD ‑ Cymensora (Ælle,Cymen, Wlenca and Cissa )   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 485AD ‑ Mearcrædesburnan stæðe (Ælle,Cymen, Wlenca and Cissa )   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 491AD ‑ Andredescester (Ælle,Cymen, Wlenca and Cissa)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 495AD ‑ Cerdicesora (Cerdic and Cynric)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 501AD ‑ Portsmouth (Port, Beda and Mela)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 508AD ‑ Cerdicesford and Netley (Cerdic and Cynric)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 514AD ‑ Stuff and Wihtgar   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 519AD ‑ Cerdicesford (Cerdic and Cynric)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 527AD ‑ Cerdicesleigh (Cerdic and Cynric)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 530AD ‑ Wihtgarabyrg (Cerdic and Cynric)   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 534AD ‑ Isle of Wight given to Stuff and Wihtgar   
  Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 552AD ‑ Searobyrg (Cynric)   
 



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