Posted by stephanie on Sunday, February 3, 2008 at 2:02am.
Ste. (not St.) Hilda was female. She was born in Northumbria in 1614. That is in the northeastern part of England, just south of Scotland
Her year of birth was 614, not 1614. Although the word "Saint" is often abbreviated Ste. for females, St. is also OK in English.
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