Edgar the Atheling (Simple English Wikipedia)

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"Orderic Vitalis Chronological Index, A.D.1066, Dec-Dec 25." Translated by Thomas Forrester, M.A. 1856, p274. Dec 1066: "Edgar resigns his rights to the throne." and "Dec 25 [1066] William is Crowned. See: John L. R. Guest (2023 Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine) and (2024^{[permanent dead link]}).
Guest, John. L. R. (2023). Hallifax Family Submission Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine. Academia.edu.
Guest, John, L.R. (2024). "Uncovering the First Creation of the Earldom of Oxford 1067"^{[permanent dead link]}. Academia.edu.
Licence, Tom (2017). "Edward the Confessor and the Succession Question: a Fresh Look at the Evidence". Anglo-Norman Studies. 39: 126
Ibid, "Uncovering the First Creation of the Earldom of Oxford 1067"^{[permanent dead link]}. Academia.edu.
Ibid, "Uncovering the First Creation of the Earldom of Oxford 1067"^{[permanent dead link]}. Academia.edu.

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"Orderic Vitalis Chronological Index, A.D.1066, Dec-Dec 25." Translated by Thomas Forrester, M.A. 1856, p274. Dec 1066: "Edgar resigns his rights to the throne." and "Dec 25 [1066] William is Crowned. See: John L. R. Guest (2023 Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine) and (2024^{[permanent dead link]}).

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"Orderic Vitalis Chronological Index, A.D.1066, Dec-Dec 25." Translated by Thomas Forrester, M.A. 1856, p274. Dec 1066: "Edgar resigns his rights to the throne." and "Dec 25 [1066] William is Crowned. See: John L. R. Guest (2023 Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine) and (2024^{[permanent dead link]}).
Licence T. (2024). Edgar Atheling & Creation of the Earl of Oxford title by William I. Expert Opinion.

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"Domesday Book: A Complete Translation" (2003, 1992, 1986) page 157. Edited and translated by Ann Williams and G.H. Martin, the Alecto series commissioned by Queen Elizabeth II, is a comprehensive English translation of the 1086 survey, in turn commissioned by William the Conqueror. First published in 1986 (Alecto Historical Editions) and later by Penguin (1992, 2003). It includes both Great and Little Domesday.

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Ward, E. J. (2020, p.347) (PhD). "Child kings and the Norman Conquest". Representations of association and succession. In L. Ashe, & E. J. Ward (Eds.). University of Edinburgh.
Ibid, "Child kings and the Norman Conquest" (2020, p. 347).

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Edgar Ætheling (r. Oct-Dec 1066) as Edgar II^{[permanent dead link]}. Royal Family.

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"Orderic Vitalis Chronological Index, A.D.1066, Dec-Dec 25." Translated by Thomas Forrester, M.A. 1856, p274. Dec 1066: "Edgar resigns his rights to the throne." and "Dec 25 [1066] William is Crowned. See: John L. R. Guest (2023 Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine) and (2024^{[permanent dead link]}).
Guest, John. L. R. (2023). Hallifax Family Submission Archived 2026-01-03 at the Wayback Machine. Academia.edu.

Edgar the Atheling (Simple English Wikipedia)

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