John Moore D.D. Archbishop of Canterbury, 1730–1805?> (aged 74 years)
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- John /Moore/ D.D. Archbishop of Canterbury
- Surname
- Moore
- Given names
- John
- Name suffix
- D.D. Archbishop of Canterbury
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1730–1805
Birth: April 26, 1730
— Gloucester, Gloucs. Death: January 18, 1805 — Lambeth Palace, London |
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1730–1805
Birth: April 26, 1730
— Gloucester, Gloucs. Death: January 18, 1805 — Lambeth Palace, London |
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Marriage | Marriage — April 29, 1763 — Walcot St. Swithin, Soms. |
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1730–1805
Birth: April 26, 1730
— Gloucester, Gloucs. Death: January 18, 1805 — Lambeth Palace, London |
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1742–1818
Birth: December 17, 1742
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— West Auckland, Co. Durham Death: April 20, 1818 — Freelands, Bromley, Kent |
Marriage | Marriage — January 23, 1770 — St. Mary the Less, Durham, Co. Durham |
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1770–1845
Birth: before November 19, 1770
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Death: December 9, 1845 — Wrotham, Kent |
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1777–1865
Birth: before June 20, 1777
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— London, Middx. Death: 1865 — Hunton, Kent |
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5th prebendary Durham Cathedral 1761, canon of the first prebend Christ Church, Oxford 1763. Rector of Ryton, Co. Durham Nov 1769, Dean of Canterbury 20 Sep 1771, Bishop of Bangor 1775, 88th Archbishop of Canterbury 26 Apr 1783 - 18 Jan 1805. Died about 9.00 a.m. in his room at Lambeth Palace. The coffins of him and his wife Catherine (along with four, and possibly more, Archbisops of Canterbury) were discovered by accident in 2016 during refurbishment of the Garden Museum in the former chancel of the now deconsecrated St. Mary-at-Lambeth, next door to Lambeth Palace. |
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Bond dated 20 Jan 1770. John Moore (widower) age 30, of The College, Durham City, Catherine Eden age 21 of St. Mary-the-Less, Durham City. |