The Handbook of Dates for Students of English History Royal Historical Soc Guides  Handbooks 4says that AngloSaxon and Norman kings of England followed the proposal of the Venerable Bede and dated the new year from Christmas day Dec 25th  Benedictine writers with characteristic conservatism still employed it after it had been abandoned in most quarters of Plantagenet England p 4  March 25 Lady Day feast of the Annunciation was not considered the beginning of the new year in England or apparently northern French regions p5 

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The Handbook of Dates for Students of English History Royal Historical Soc Guides  Handbooks 4says that AngloSaxon and Norman kings of England followed the proposal of the Venerable Bede and dated the new year from Christmas day Dec 25th  Benedictine writers with characteristic conservatism still employed it after it had been abandoned in most quarters of Plantagenet England p 4  March 25 Lady Day feast of the Annunciation was not considered the beginning of the new year in England or apparently northern French regions p5 

