 However, his charters, while rich in geographical detail, do not describe the boundaries of his lands, only of the lands which Chertsey Minster was to receive.The core of these lay in the lands of the Woccingas, around modern Woking, probably bounded by the "Fullingadic", perhaps an earthwork although it has been suggested that it could instead have been a Roman road, to the east.The lands beyond may have formed part of the Kingdom of Kent.