House of Wessex
until 1093 · Generations I–VIII · 21 people in this archive · 11 crowned
Alfred’s line: kings of Wessex who became the first kings of all England.
Family that initially ruled Wessex kingdom.
Founded by Cerdic of Wessex.
Crowned
- King Alfred the Great (849 – 899)
- King Edward The Elder (874 – 924)
- King Athelstan (Aethelstan) (894 – 939)
- King Edred (923 – 955)
- King Edmund (921 – 946)
- King Edwy (Eadwig) (940 – 959)
- King Edgar (943 – 975)
- King Aethelred II The Unready (966 – 1016)
- King Edward The Martyr (962 – 978)
- King Edmund II lronside (990 – 1016)
- King Edward The Confessor (1003 – 1066)
Everyone in the house
- King Alfred the Great (849 – 899)
- Ealhswith of Mercia (852 – 902)
- Æthelflæd Lady of the Mercians (870 – 918)
- Eadgifu of Kent (903 – 966)
- Ecgwynn of Wessex (872 – 901)
- King Edward The Elder (874 – 924)
- Ælfgifu of Shaftesbury (922 – 944)
- King Athelstan (Aethelstan) (894 – 939)
- King Edred (923 – 955)
- King Edmund (921 – 946)
- Ælfthryth of Devon (945 – 1000)
- King Edwy (Eadwig) (940 – 959)
- King Edgar (943 – 975)
- Ælfgifu of York (970 – 1002)
- King Aethelred II The Unready (966 – 1016)
- King Edward The Martyr (962 – 978)
- Emma of Normandy (985 – 1052)
- King Edmund II lronside (990 – 1016)
- King Edward The Confessor (1003 – 1066)
- Edward the Exile (1016 – 1057)
- Margaret of Wessex (1045 – 1093)
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