Cerdic KING OF WEST SAXONS: Adkins-Horton Family

- 534

Generation: 1

Cerdic KING OF WEST SAXONS (son of Elesa of Saxony and of Saxony); died in 534.

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Cerdic was the King of Wessex and the first king of the West Saxons. He was crowned at Winchester in 532. He was a Saxon earldorman who founded a settlement on the coast of Hampshire, England in 495, assumed the title of King of the West Saxons in 519, and became the ancestor of the English royal line.

Cerdic married . [Group Sheet]

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Cynric OF WESSEX died in 560.

Generation: 2

2.	Elesa of Saxony was born about 439 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Elsa of Saxony). Elesa married of Saxony. was born about 443 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany. [Group Sheet]

3.
of Saxony was born about 443 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.
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1. Cerdic KING OF WEST SAXONS died in 534.

Generation: 3

4.
Elsa of Saxony was born about 411 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Gewis of Saxony).
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2. Elesa of Saxony was born about 439 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.

Generation: 4

8.
Gewis of Saxony was born about 383 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Wig of Saxony).
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4. Elsa of Saxony was born about 411 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.

Generation: 5

16.
Wig of Saxony was born about 355 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Freawin of Saxony).
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8. Gewis of Saxony was born about 383 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.

Generation: 6

32.
Freawin of Saxony was born about 327 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Frithogar of Saxony).
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16. Wig of Saxony was born about 355 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.

Generation: 7

64.
Frithogar of Saxony was born about 299 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany (son of Brand).
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32. Freawin of Saxony was born about 327 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.

Generation: 8

128.
Brand was born about 271 in Scandinavia (son of Baldeg and Nanna).
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64. Frithogar of Saxony was born about 299 in Ancient Saxony, Northern Germany.