Ælfstan is an Anglo-Saxon given name borne by several men
* Ælfstan, late 10th century Bishop of London
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Ælfstan (bishop of London) — For other uses, see Ælfstan. Ælfstan Bishop of London Diocese Diocese of London Appointed between 959 and 964 Reign ended between 995 and 996 … Wikipedia
Ælfstan of Rochester — NOTOC Infobox bishopbiog name = Ælfstan religion =Catholic See =Diocese of Rochester Title = Bishop of Rochester Period = c953 ndash;995 Predecessor = Daniel Successor =Godwine I ordination = bishops = post = date of birth = place of birth = date … Wikipedia
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Daniel (bishop) — Daniel Bishop of Rochester See Diocese of Rochester Appointed between 951 and 955 Reign ended between 951 and 955 Predecessor … Wikipedia
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