 The saint's inclusion in "Secgan", grouped as she is with other early saints buried near rivers, may be taken as evidence for the hypothesis that she was a Mercian saint who flourished in the 7th or 8th century.According to Alan Thacker, on the other hand, the entry in "Secgan" may also be a later addition, along with at least two other items which seem to reflect interests peculiar to Æthelstan's time.The saint is commemorated in a number of churches around the Midlands, the most notable of these being Polesworth Abbey and the Collegiate Church of Tamworth, which bears her name.