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• Edgar the Atheling had no descendants but he did have a sister.
• Others have Matilda born in Feb 1102 and William Atheling in Nov 1103.
• Edgar is now recorded as Edgar the Atheling.
• Following the work she was commissioned as " Atheling " on 28 October.
• Some records have William Atheling born in 1101 and his sister Matilda born in 1103.
• Blish also wrote literary criticism of science fiction using the pen-name William Atheling, Jr.
• The romance, aerobics, acrobatics and joy of dancing constitute the appeal of ballroom dance, Atheling said.
• "Atheling " put in to Norfolk, Virginia, 6 December 1946 for return to the United States.
• Variations such as 苩heling, Atheling or Etheling appear in many English place names, attributing land ownership to the Atheling.
• Variations such as 苩heling, Atheling or Etheling appear in many English place names, attributing land ownership to the Atheling.
• Anne Atheling, 68, founder of the Massachusetts chapter of the amateur dance association, is cautious about the competitive aspect.
• Those captured included Robert, Edgar Atheling ( uncle of Henry's wife ), and William, Count of Mortain.
• The presence of the last Edgar Atheling, had encouraged Anglo-Danish rebellions that broke the Norman hold on the North.
• Within hours of each other, messages arrived from Anne Atheling and Jim Muench, both complaining of an excess syllable cluttering up the environment.
• The name Edlington which pre-dates the Norman conquest of England is evidence of some former consequence : / Kpniinj tun, the town of the Atheling.
• Reviewing " The Issue at Hand ", Algis Budrys described " Atheling " as " acidulous, assertive, categorical, conscientious and occasionally idiosyncratic ."
• The Atheling being an Old English term ( 纩eling ) used in Anglo-Saxon England to designate Princes of the Royal Dynasty who were eligible for the Kingship.
• 1996 Best Australian Long Fiction  Mirrorsun Rising; William Atheling Jr Award for Criticism  The Hunt for Australian Horror Fiction ( together with Steven Paulsen and Bill Congreve)
• According to Orderic Vitalis an English fleet led by Edgar Atheling, the exiled King of England, arrived at St Symeon on 4 March carrying supplies from the Byzantines.
• 1999  Winner William Atheling Award for work on " The MUP Encyclopaedia of Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy "; Shortlisted for the Aurealis Convenor's Award.