Bruno of Saxony - Sources?

To begin ... wikpedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno,_Duke_of_Saxony

Primary source: The Annals of Fulda

Reuter, Timothy (trans.) The Annals of Fulda. (Manchester Medieval series, Ninth-Century Histories, Volume II.) Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1992

The Book of Saints (Reference) Hardcover – May 31, 2002
by Ramsgate Benedictine Monks of St.Augustine's Abbey (Author)

Encyclopedia of Saints, Second Edition 2nd ed. Edition
by Matthew Bunson (Author)

New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the ..., Volume 4
edited by William Richard Cutter (page 1898).

http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_...

The British Museum:

Collection online
print / book-illustration
Object typeprintbook-illustration term details
Museum number1926,0713.52
DescriptionDukes Bruno and Hasswin surrender to Charlemagne; Charlemagne with crown on r, putting his sceptre on the shoulder of one of the Saxon dukes. A large army in background. Illustration to Peter Albinus, 'Außzug der Eltisten und fürnembsten Historien des uralten streitbarn und beruffenen Volcks der Sachssen ...', (Dresden) 1597. 1597 Hand-coloured etching and letterpress
Producer namePrint made by: Heinrich Göding biography
School/styleGerman term details
Date1597
Production placePrinted in: Dresden(Europe,Germany,Saxony,Dresden (district),Dresden (city))
Materialspaper
Techniqueletterpresshand-coloured term detailsetching term details
DimensionsHeight: 254 millimetres (Sheet size)Width: 293 millimetresHeight: 186 millimetres (Image)Width: 261 millimetres
Inscriptions
Inscription Content
11 lines of letterpress below: 'Fürst Bruno ... lavantur aquae.' Numbered 58 in plate.
Curator's commentsSee Curatorial Comment for 1926,0713.45.
BibliographyHollstein 15 bibliographic detailsAndresen 1864-78 I.84.58 bibliographic details
LocationNot on display (German XVIc Mounted Roy)
Subjectsmilitary term details
Associated namesIllustration to: Peter Albinus biographyRepresentation of: Hasswin of Saxony biographyRepresentation of: Bruno of Saxony biographyRepresentation of: Emperor Charlemagne biography
Associated placesAssociated with: Saxony term details(Europe,Germany,Saxony (state))
Associated titlesAssociated Title: Historien des uralten streitbarn und beruffenen Volcks der Sachssen ((Dresden) 1597)
Acquisition namePurchased from: Percy H Webb biography
Acquisition date1926
DepartmentPrints & Drawings
Registration number1926,0713.52Dukes Bruno and Hasswin surrender to Charlemagne; Charlemagne with crown on r, putting his sceptre on the shoulder of one of the Saxon dukes. A large army in background. Illustration to Peter Albinus, 'Außzug der Eltisten und fürnembsten Historien des uralten streitbarn und beruffenen Volcks der Sachssen ...', (Dresden) 1597. 1597 Hand-coloured etching and letterpress
Large image
Dukes Bruno and Hasswin surrender to Charlemagne; Charlemagne with crown on r, putting his sceptre on the shoulder of one of the Saxon dukes. A large army in background. Illustration to Peter Albinus, 'Außzug der Eltisten und fürnembsten Historien des uralten streitbarn und beruffenen Volcks der Sachssen ...', (Dresden) 1597. 1597 Hand-coloured etching and letterpress

Jacqueli - what are those sources saying?
That he's the son of Liudolf?

It would appear so.

Isn't the Wikipedia profile for a different person? Geni has his life as 725 - c. 787 and Wikipedia says c. 830 to 880.

This is all that I can find for a Bruno from this date:

1. BRUNO (-after 775). The Annales Laurissenses record that "Angrarii…cum Brunone" came "in pago qui dictum Bucki" in 775[111]. The Introduction to the MGH SS edition of the Vita Sanctæ Idæ cites "annalibus Corbeiensibus in bibliotheca Regia" naming "Egberti quem Brunonis Angrariorum principis filium fuisse" as husband of Ida[112]. m ---. The name of Bruno's wife is not known. Bruno & his wife had one child:

a) EKBERT (-after 834). The Vita Sanctæ Idæ names "Egbertus…orientis procures præfectus"[113]. Einhard records that "Egbertum comitem" crossed the Elbe and was put in charge of "locus super ripam Sturiæ fluminis…Esesfelth" in 809[114]. "Ekkibertus…comes" donated property "in pago…Folcfeld" to Regensburg St Emmeram by charter dated 810[115]. Einhard's Annales record "Egbertus comes" as one of the signatories of peace with the Vikings in 811[116]. The charter of Emperor Louis I dated 834 relating to the mission of "S. Anscharii" in Saxony names "Ecberto comite"[117]. m IDA, daughter of [BERNHARD & his [first/second] wife ---] ([750/80]-). The Vita Sancti Idæ names Ida as only daughter of an unnamed count[118]. The Introduction to the MGH SS edition of this source cites "annalibus Corbeiensibus in bibliotheca Regia" naming Ida as "Adalhard et Walæ soror, uxor Egberti quem Brunonis Angrariorum principis filium fuisse", commenting that she died aged 100[119]. She is not named as the sister of Adalhard in the Vita Adalhardi. Ida is named as wife of Ekbert in the Historia Translationis Sanctæ Pusinnæ[120]. Ekbert & his wife had two children:

i) WARIN (-20 Sep 856). The Historia Translationis Sanctæ Pusinnæ names Warin as the son of Ekbert & Ida[121]. The Historia Translationis Sancti Viti names "Warinus" as "adolescens monachus" at Corvey "ex nobilissimo Francorum atque Saxonum genere"[122]. Abbot of Corvey 826.

ii) [daughter . m ---.]

(a) HADUIN . The Historia Translationis Sanctæ Pusinnæ names "Venerabili Haduini" as neptis of Warin[123].

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXONY.htm

I cannot find sources for a father son Bruno pair Bruno in these dates,
Bruno MP
Gender: Male
Birth: circa 756
Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
Death: circa 813 (49-65)
Sachsen, Germany

and, as the Geni profile has no sources I'm cutting the relationship, pending someone providing them.