and second husbands, respectively. Ælfgar's son Burgheard predeceased his father, expiring while returning from Rome early in 1061, and was buried at Reims. This led Ælfgar to give to Reims Abbey lands in Staffordshire and Shropshire, which became the endowment for Lapley Priory. He was survived by three other children. Death Ælfgar is believed to have died around 1062, well before the Battle of Hastings. His daughter's children, of the defeated King Harold, are believed to have lived in exile. Notes External links 1062 deaths Anglo-Saxon warriors Earls of Mercia Earls of East Anglia Year of birth unknown Place of birth unknown Lady Godiva 11th-century English nobility English exiles