Withburga (fl. 7th c.)
Withburga (fl. 7th c.)
Princess and nun. Dau. of Saewara and Anna, king of East Anglia (r. 635–654); sister of Elthelthrith and Sexburga and half-sister of Ethelburga (d. 665).
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Withburga (fl. 7th c.)