Ealdwulf

Ealdwulf, also Aldwulf, Aldulf, Ældƿulf, Halduulf or Aldulfus, is an Anglo-Saxon male first name. The name has the meaning " old wolf " and refers to the following persons:

  • Ealdwulf (East Anglia ), King of East Anglia 664-713
  • Ealdwulf (Rochester ), Bishop of Rochester 727-739
  • Ealdwulf ( Mercia ), Dux of Mercia in 740
  • Ealdwulf ( Sussex ), King of Sussex at 772-791
  • Ealdwulf ( Mayo ), Bishop of Mayo, 786
  • Ealdwulf ( Lindsey ), Bishop of Lindsey, 750-796
  • Ealdwulf ( Lichfield ), Bishop of Lichfield, 800 - by 815
  • Ealdwulf ( York), Abbot of Peterborough, Bishop of Worcester 992-1002, Archbishop of York 995-1002
  • Disambiguation
Ealdwulf of East Anglia Ealdwulf of Sussex
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