The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

34 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
Chron., vol. xvi., p. 375), occur 220 different moneyers'
names, and an examination of this list will show that 155,
or nearly three-fourths, occur in one term only ; of the
remaining 65, 32 occur only in two towns, and 11 in but
three, reducing the number of widely distributed names
down to 22, or just one-tenth of the whole ;
of these one,
Leofwine, occurs in 19 towns, Godwine in 16, Elfwine
in 13, Godric in 12, the rest are distributed as under.
Four occur in 7 towns, four in 6, three in 5, and seven
in 4.
The following is a list of some of the peculiarly local
names which, in the City Hoard at least, were only
associated with the towns they are connected with here.
Being at present out of England, I have no means of
referring to Ruding, Hawkins, or Hildebrand, but it
would be interesting to see whether the connection is
maintained in the coinage of previous and succeeding
Agamund or ) r T .
,
. P of Lincoln.
Ahmund )
Anderboda ... of Winchester.
Boga .... of Taunton.
Braceman .... of Dorchester.
Brid ..... of Hastings.
Cenelm . ... of Norwich.
Cilda .... ofBedwin.
Cinstan .... of Dover.
Froma . . t of Derby.
Sigod )
Spot . . of Bedford.
Elm )
Godchild .... ofWatchet.
Morcere .... of Bury St. Edmunds.
Snoter .... of Nottingham.
Folcwine . . ^ of Sudbury.
Farebiw .... of Sandwich.
1 lilmvi .... of Malmsbury.
Seiner . of Hertford.