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Bishop of Kujawy, he
carried out
canonical visitations throughout the
archdeanery of
Pomerania in the
years 1686–1687. Madaliński died in 1691 and was...
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appointed an "official", the
title given to an
ecclesiastical judge, of the
archdeanery of
Rennes (1280). He
protected orphans and widows,
defended the poor...
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three archdeaneries and
twelve deaneries. The
archdeanery of
Bruges comprised the
deaneries of Bruges, Ardenbourg, and Oudenbourg; the
archdeanery of Ghent...
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Diocese London Archdeaconry London Deanery City of
London (sole
deanery in
archdeanery)
Parish St.
Sepulchre with Christchurch,
Greyfriars and St. Leonard,...
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Croatian Military Frontier. It was
divided into five
archdeaneries and
fifteen vice-
archdeaneries, and 137 parishes. The
language at M**** and
during the...
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either has been
licensed as an
honorary ****istant bishop. In 1541, the
archdeanery of Richmond,
North Yorkshire,
which included part of the
Yorkshire Dales...
- Fitzpaine,
Stoke St Mary (with Thurlbear) and West Hatch. It is
within the
archdeanery of Taunton.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Church of St John...
- White. It is part of the
Deanery of Polesworth,
which is part of the
Archdeanery of Aston.
Footnotes Notes Salzman 1947
Kingsbury and
Hurley gallery Archived...
- Rivington, Lancashire, England. It is in the
Deane deanery, the
Bolton archdeanery and
Diocese of Manchester. The
church has been
designated a
Grade II...
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Wootton Courtenay,
which is part of the
Exmoor deanery and the
Taunton archdeanery.
Grade I
listed buildings in West
Somerset List of
Somerset towers List...
