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Walter de Heselshagh
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Walter Hesselshagh or HAsi^hSHAVfE bishop of bath and well; dean of well (1302) probable
From Le Neve, Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae (1854, public domain), matched by office, place and date. A checkable identification, not an asserted one.
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- Mickleham (Surrey) 1
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- Thomas de Heselshagh · 1331-10-23 – 1331-10-26 · 3 entries
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- “Walter de Heselshagh” ×3
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1302-09-14 date: inferred auto-linked
Mandate to Nicholas Fermbaud, keeper of the bishopric of Bath and Wells, to restore the temporalities thereof to Master Walter de Heselshagh, dean of St. Andrews, Wells, elected in that cathedral church to be bishop of B…
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