Frithuþæg
Frithuþæg was an Anglo-Saxon individual whose name appears in historical records, most notably as a witness to a charter. The name itself is Old English, composed of the elements "frith" meaning peace and "þæg" which can be interpreted as gift or possibly a more abstract concept related to blessing or favour. This suggests a name carrying positive connotations, likely bestowed upon someone of some standing within their community.
The most significant mention of Frithuþæg is found in a charter dated around 799 AD, concerning land