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Savaric fitz
Geldewin (died 8
August 1205) was an
Englishman who
became Bishop of Bath and
Glastonbury in England.
Related to his
predecessor as well as...
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married Savaric Fitzcana of
Midhurst Geldewin Franco de Bohun,
ancestor of the
Bohuns of
Midhurst Savaric Fitz
Geldewin (d. 1205),
Bishop of Bath Humphrey...
- Bath,
before settling at Wells. In 1197 Reginald's successor,
Savaric Fitz
Geldewin, with the
approval of Pope
Celestine III,
officially moved his seat to...
- the
myths which have ac****ulated on the subject." In 1197,
Savaric Fitz
Geldewin,
Bishop of Bath and Wells,
traded the city of Bath to the king in return...
- 1148 and 1161. In 1197,
Reginald Fitz Jocelin's successor,
Savaric Fitz
Geldewin, with the
approval of Pope
Celestine III,
officially moved his seat to...
- Bath and Glastonbury)
Elected 3
February 1206
Predecessor Savaric Fitz
Geldewin Successor Roger of
Salisbury Other post(s)
canon of
Wells Orders Consecration...
- of
Louth (1290–1298) 7
Bishops of Bath South-West
Somerset Savaric Fitz
Geldewin (1192–1206)
Jocelin of
Wells (1206–1242)
Roger of
Salisbury (bishop of...
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Saint Hugh of
Lincoln to England, and Reginald's
successor Savaric Fitz
Geldewin (1192–1205)
forcibly annexed Glastonbury Abbey to the
diocese in 1197....
- July 13 –
Hubert Walter,
archbishop of
Canterbury August 8 –
Savaric Fitz
Geldewin,
English bishop unknown dates Alan IV (the Young),
viscount of
Rohan (b...
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Peter de
Marcy Abbot of
Glastonbury 1189–1193 Succeeded by
Savaric Fitz
Geldewin Preceded by
Robert FitzRalph Bishop of
Worcester 1193–1195 Succeeded by...
