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ng the ceremony. Among the Kings crown-ed here, Mr. Lyson enumerates Edward the Elder, AnnoDomini 900; his son Athelstan, *)25 ; Edmund, 040 ; El-dred or Edred, 946 ; Edwy or Edwin, 955 ; Edward theMartyr, 975 ; and Ethelred, in 978. The figures of manyof these Kings were preserved till they were… … ^ ^^ TUNFORD MONASTERY, KENT. TuNFORD, or ToniforJ, is a manor situated within theborough of its own name, and in the parish of Thanington,near Canterbury, on that side of the Stour near Harbledon.It was in early times both the property and residence of afamily who took their name from it. John de…
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