Guillaume de Farges
French cleric
Guillaume de Farges was a 14th-century French priest:[1] a nephew of Pope Clement V, he was Archdeacon of Leicester[2] from 1310 until his death in 1346.
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See also
- Diocese of Lincoln
- Diocese of Peterborough
- Diocese of Leicester
- Archdeacon of Leicester
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Archdeacons of Leicester
- Ranulph
- Godfrey
- Walter
- Robert de Chesney
- Hugh Barre
- Baldric de Segillo
- Hamo
- Roger de Rolleston
- Reimund
- of Lincoln
- Robert Grosseteste
- William de Dratton
- John of Basingstoke
- Solomon of Dover
- Roger de Saxenhurst
- Roger Martival
- Guillaume Cardinal de Farges
- Raynald Orsini
- Henry Chaddesden
- William Doune
- Philippe Cardinal de Cabassoles
- Giacomo Cardinal Orsini, Dean of Salisbury
- John Bottlesham
- John Elvet
- Richard Elvet
- John Legbourne
- Thomas Barnsley
- Richard Ewen
- William Witham
- Roger Rotherham
- John Morton
- Richard Lavender
- William Spark
- Henry Wilcocks
- Richard Maudeley
- Stephen Gardiner
- Edward Foxe
- Edmund Bonner
- William More
- Thomas Robertson
- Richard Barber
- Hugh Blythe
- Robert Johnson
- Richard Pilkington
- William Warr
- Henry Ferne
- Robert Hitch
- Clement Breton
- William Owtram
- Francis Meres
- Byrom Eaton
- John Rogers
- David Trimnel
- John Taylor
- James Bickham
- Andrew Burnaby
- Thomas Parkinson
- Thomas Bonney
- Henry Fearon
- Assheton Pownall
- John Mitchinson
- John Stocks
- Frederick MacNutt
- Cecil Matthews
- Irven Edwards
- Berkeley Cole
- David Silk
- Mike Edson
- Richard Atkinson
- Tim Stratford
- Richard Worsfold
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