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958 Dunstan, abbot of Glastonbury[1], was consecrated bishop of Worcester by Odo archbishop of Canterbury in 958; translated to London in the same year.
960 Oswald, a monk, was made bishop of Worcester at the request of Dunstan[2], He was translated to York in 972[3]. He however hold the see of Worcester together with that of York till his death in 992[4]
993 Aldulf[5]., abbot of Peterborough, succeeded Oswald in both sees of Worcester and York in the year 993. He died 6th May 1002[6].
1002 Wlstan, the abbot, succeeded Aldulf both at York and Worcester, but he held the latter only till 1016. He died 28th May 1023, and was buried at Ely[7]
1016 Leofsu's or Lkotsixus, abbot of Thorney, succeeded in 1016 to Worcester[8]. He died 19th Aug. 1033, and was buried at Worcester[9].
1033 Brihteagus[10], abbot of Pershore, succeeded in 1033. He died 20th Doc. 1038[11].
1038 Lyfing, bishop of Devonshire or Crediton, was translated to Worcester by king Harold in 1038[12] He died in 1046[13].
1046 Aldred or Ealdred, abbot of Tavistock, succeeded in
- ↑ Flor. Wigorn.
- ↑ Ibid, ad ann.
- ↑ Ibid.
- ↑ Sax. Cbron. ann. 992.
- ↑ Ealdulf, Aldulph or Adulf,abbot of Peterborough. Sax. Chron.
- ↑ Sax. Chron. ad ann. et Flor. Wigorn. ad ann. His death is also placed on 4th June. Obituar. Vet. Wigorn.; 5th June, Obituar. Petriburg.
- ↑ Flor. Wigorn. ad ann. 1023.
- ↑ Reverendus vir Leofsius Thorniensis abbas suscepit episcopatum Wigornensis ecclesi{{subst:ae}}. Flor, Wigorn. var. lect.
- ↑ Flor. Wigorn. et Sax. Chron.
- ↑ Britrgus, Malmes.; Brictegus, Lib. Wigorn.; Brihteh, Annal. Petriburg. Sax.
- ↑ Flor. Wigorn. ad ann. 1033 et 1038.
- ↑ Sax. Chron. ad ann. 1038.
- ↑ One copy of the Sax. Chron. says 1047, another copy 1044. In 1040 he was expelled from Worcester and the see given to Aelfric archbishop of York; but in the following year Lyfing was restored. "Ann. 1046. Livingus Wicciorum Domnaniae et Cornubi{{Subst:ae}} pr{{subst:ae}}sul, deciino Kal. Apirilis, die Dominica (23 March) obiit." (Hor. Wigorn.) Some writers place his death 19th March; others 20th March.