Æthelberht of Saxony - Another case of 'Y'?

Also, Saxony should be in Germany not France.

This might also be some sort of same kind of mistakes,

Aethelbert II Billung, Graf in Sachsen

Born: cirka 685
Billung, Germany
Died: Kent, UK

But if we look on this site called Roskildehistorie, http://www.roskildehistorie.dk/stamtavler/konger/3_Valdemarer/Billu... they clearly only stated this, "Kendt 665", which actually only means, KNOWN in the year of 665, just imagine how many norwegians and danes also writing "ukendt" = unknown, in their profiles, which also easily can be confused with either UK Kent, or mistaken as an actual partners name: okänt, ukendt, ukjent, ekki vitað, just means that their names are unknown.

Private User indeed it's a victim of "y oh y did you write yes dead in the Location field" - I've erased it from the profile. I am hesitant however to add locations without references, so await that info.

Yes, and, I'm going to change that Kent I mentioned to nothing.

There was an Aethelbert of Kent, probably where your Graf picked up locations

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Æthelberht_of_Kent
http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bio/4.html

Ulf,

Haha, I'll have to make note of that Kendt/ukendt error and watch for it too - thanks for the heads-up!

Erica,

Yes, I think you are right that there is conflation of Aethelbert of Kent and his purported great-grandson Æthelberht (son of Eormenred).