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Abbot Dunstan lived from 909 to 988 AD. The Foundation for Medieval Genealogy was established in 2001 by British genealogists and historians to document Anglo-Saxon and Danish kings of England. The group maintains a website with information on medieval lands and royal genealogy.
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