Wulfsige the Black, Anglo-Saxon landholder, the source does not assign him a formal title specific to Abbots Bromley.
Dates: fl. 10th century
Biography
Wulfsige the Black was an Anglo-Saxon landholder who received lands in Staffordshire by charter from King Edmund in 942. The surviving summary identifies Abbots Bromley among those lands.
Notes / Sources
The exact extent and legal status of his holding at Abbots Bromley are not established by the source summary.
Research sources:
- High Speed Two Ltd, SES2 and AP2 ES Appendix CH-001-000, paragraphs 3.6.11-3.6.12, citing Staffordshire charter evidence. — https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5c5863f8ed915d041f3a8a91/J35_HS2_Phase_2a_AP2_ES_Volume_5_Cultural_heritage_baseline_report.pdf
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