The Wreocensæte (Old English: Wrēocensǣte, Wrōcensǣte, Wrōcesǣte, Wōcensǣte), sometimes anglicized as the Wrekinsets, were one of the peoples of Anglo-Saxon...

subsequently absorbed by the Kingdom of Essex) Pecsæte Surrey Tomsæte Wreocensæte Wihtwara Anglo-Saxon England portal History of Anglo-Saxon England Cornovii...

meadow. Alternatively, the name may have described a settlement of the Wreocensæte people, who were possibly a continuation of the Cornovii tribe of Roman...

occupied by Anglo-Saxon groups who became sub-kingdoms of Mercia, the Wreocensǣte or Wrekinset in the northern part of what became Shropshire, and the...

the seventh century or the beginning of the eighth. The later minor Wreocensæte sub-kingdom of the Angles emerged in the area when Oswiu conquered Pengwern...

Magonsæte Meonwara, the Meon Valley area of Hampshire Pecsæte Surrey Tomsæte Wreocensæte At the end of the 6th century the most powerful ruler in England was...

Part of it consisted of the Anglian sub-kingdom of the Magonsæte and Wreocensæte. In Shrewsbury there is the Pengwern Boat Club on the banks of the River...

South Shropshire) Hahlsæte (Ludlow) Temersæte (Hereford) Wreocensæte (Wrekinsets) (Wrēocensǣte, Wrōcensǣte, Wrōcesǣte, Wōcensǣte, Wocansaete) (Anglian...

needed] Newport was located in the historic kingdom of Mercia, near where Wreocensæte was once situated. Humans inhabited the surrounding area long before...

the 1st millennium. At that time Cheshire was under the control of the Wreocensæte people of Mercia. Goostrey first appears in recorded history in the Domesday...

uncertain. The northern part of Shropshire was part of the territory of the Wreocensæte. The southern part probably belonged to the Magonsaete. Both were absorbed...

in this area, which was a part of the Kingdom of Mercia known as the Wreocensæte. A Saxon cross dating to the 10th/11th century has been unearthed by...