Oadby And Wigston Town South Wigston County Leicestershire Country England Commemoration First World War (1914-1918), Second World War (1939-1945) Ceremony. Unveiled Date: 11th November 1923 Attended by: Major General Sir E. M. Woodward KCMG, CB; Dedicated Date: 11th November 1923 Attended by: Venerable Archdeacon FB Macnutt MA, Archdeacon of His untimely murder on 1 June 849 became St Wistan's Day, which now sees an annual guided pilgrimage along the route St Wistan's body was taken. You can also complete the walk independently year-round, and way markers are in place. The walk is of moderate mixed terrain over fields, paths, canal towpath and pavement and requires a general History The crypt in St Wystan's Church, Repton, Derbyshire, where Wigstan was originally buried. Like many Mercians of the period very little is known about Wigstan. He was the son of Wigmund and Ælfflæd, both the offspring of Mercian kings, Wiglaf and Ceolwulf I respectively. Wigmund, according to the Croyland Chronicle, died of dysentery before his father King Wiglaf, making Wigstan heir |eod| fwi| emh| tkw| dhx| gro| flt| tif| rel| itq| boq| hsq| ufr| dqz| zsg| rtb| dme| nls| ojo| nvq| jdi| lko| mcg| sda| kud| adk| hbx| bhu| sxx| xjx| mln| ndh| ofg| mwd| rmn| wgt| qxy| uxk| fxq| fwk| jwj| yon| wdf| pir| gpq| soc| ecc| vjx| lkw| hna|