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Vestiges of the supremacy of Mercia in the south of England during the eighth century

Note 10 — ERRORS.

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The genealogical relation of St. Werburgh and Æthelbald will be seen in this extract from Dr. Lappenberg’s Pedigree of the Kings of Mercia:

Wybba. | +--------+--------------------------------+ | | Penda, last Pagan King of Eawa, died A.D. 642. Mercia, reigned A.D. 626-655. (Called “Rex Merciorum.”?) | | +--------------+------------+ +-------+-----+ | | | | | Peada, K. of M. | Æthelred, K. of Alweo. Osmod. A.D. 655-656. | M. A.D. 675-704, | | | died A.D. 715. | | | | | Eanwulf. Wulfhere, K. of M. | | | A.D. 656-675. | | | | | | Thingferth. +---------------+----+ | | | | | | | | | Cenred, K. of M. | Beorhtwald, | | | A.D. 704-709. | Sub-King of | | | | Wiccia A.D. | | | | 636. | | Offa, | Coelred, K. Æthelbald, K. of M. St. Werburgh, of M., A.D. K. of M. A.D. 757-798. died about 709-716. A.D. 716-757 A.D. 700.

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