Wulfheard 3 (Male) Son of Cussa 1; holder of land in Worcs., fl. 789-803
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Factoid List

Recorded Name (5)

Uulfheard (1)

 S1430   

Wulfheard (2)

 S1260   
 S1432   

Wulfheardus (2)

 S1260   
 S1430   

Office (1)

Bishop (1)

 S1260   

Personal Relationship (1)

Wulfheard 3 Son (Consanguineal kinship) of ~ (1)

 of Cussa 1: S1430   

Event (7)

Agreement (1)

 Worcester 1.S1430 leasing land to Wulfheard 3: Hemele 3 and Dudda 3 nominated that Inkberow and Bradley should pass to Worcester 1 after their death. Wulfheard 3 wished to alienate this land from the church. It was agreed that the land should be leased to Wulfheard 3 until his death when it should revert to Worcester 1.: S1430    (789)

Bequeathing/will-making (1)

 Worcester 1.S1430 leasing land to Wulfheard 3: Hemele 3 and Dudda 3 nominated that Inkberow and Bradley should pass to Worcester 1 after their death. Wulfheard 3 wished to alienate this land from the church. It was agreed that the land should be leased to Wulfheard 3 until his death when it should revert to Worcester 1.: S1430    (789)

Charter-witnessing (3)

 S1260 - Deneberht 1 confirming lease of Wulfheard 3: Deneberht 1, bishop, and his familia at Worcester 1, to Wulfheard 3; confirmation of his life interest in land at Inkberrow and Bradley, Worcs: S1260    (803)
 S1430 - settlement of dispute between Hathored 3 & Wulfheard 3: Settlement of a dispute between Hathored 3, bishop, and Wulfheard 3, son of Cussa 1, concerning land at Inkberrow and Bradley, Worcs.: S1430    (789)
 S1432 - Ceolwulf 5-Heahberht 8-Wulfheard 3 land negotiations: A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not.: S1432    (822 x 823)

Confirmation of land/privileges (2)

 Deneberht 1.S1260 confirming lands of Wulfheard 3: Deneberht 1, bishop, and his familia at Worcester 1, to Wulfheard 3; confirmation of his life interest in land at Inkberrow and Bradley, Worcs.: S1260    (803)
 S1260 - Deneberht 1 confirming lease of Wulfheard 3: Deneberht 1, bishop, and his familia at Worcester 1, to Wulfheard 3; confirmation of his life interest in land at Inkberrow and Bradley, Worcs: S1260    (803)

Disputing/dispute-settling (2)

 S1430 - settlement of dispute between Hathored 3 & Wulfheard 3: Settlement of a dispute between Hathored 3, bishop, and Wulfheard 3, son of Cussa 1, concerning land at Inkberrow and Bradley, Worcs.: S1430    (789)
 S1432 - Ceolwulf 5-Heahberht 8-Wulfheard 3 land negotiations: A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not.: S1432    (822 x 823)

Freeing from dues (1)

 S1432 - Ceolwulf 5-Heahberht 8-Wulfheard 3 land negotiations: A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not.: S1432    (822 x 823)

Grant and Gift (1)

 Ceolwulf 5.S1432 acquiring land from Heahberht 8: Ceolwulf 5 II, king of the Mercians, requested land at Bromsgrove, Worcs. from Bishop Heahberht 8 and his community [Worcester 1]: S1432   

Lease (2)

 S1432 - Ceolwulf 5-Heahberht 8-Wulfheard 3 land negotiations: A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not.: S1432    (822 x 823)
 Worcester 1.S1430 leasing land to Wulfheard 3: Hemele 3 and Dudda 3 nominated that Inkberow and Bradley should pass to Worcester 1 after their death. Wulfheard 3 wished to alienate this land from the church. It was agreed that the land should be leased to Wulfheard 3 until his death when it should revert to Worcester 1.: S1430    (789)

Property-transacting (2)

 Ceolwulf 5.S1432 acquiring land from Heahberht 8: Ceolwulf 5 II, king of the Mercians, requested land at Bromsgrove, Worcs. from Bishop Heahberht 8 and his community [Worcester 1]: S1432   
 S1432 - Ceolwulf 5-Heahberht 8-Wulfheard 3 land negotiations: A charter clear as tar. It would seem that King Ceolwulf 5 I requested land from Worcester 1. Worcester in turn asked Wulfheard 3 to give up his lease on Inkberrow so that the church could obtain the freedom on the land [from the king]. The charter, i.e. Worcester 1, appears to allege that Wulfheard 3 went back on his word and tried to petition the king for Inkberrow. In attempting to do this he sent a man [Anonymous 476] to Archbishop Wulfred 6, Eadberht 34 and Dynne 3. The first two supported his request to the king, the third did not.: S1432    (822 x 823)

Factoids linked indirectly to Wulfheard 3 (1)

Office (1)

Agent of Wulfheard 3 (1)

 Anonymous 476: S1432