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Born : December 2, 1799<br>
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Deceased : July 6, 1875
'''Deceased''': July 6, 1875


Auxiliary bishop of [[Archdiocese of Marseille|Marseille]], 1858-1861; Titular Bishop of Ceramus
Auxiliary bishop of [[Archdiocese of Marseille|Marseille]], 1858-1861; Titular Bishop of Ceramus
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[[Category:Roman Catholic bishops|Jeancard]]
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JACQUES-MARIE-JOSEPH JEANCARD

Born: December 2, 1799
Deceased: July 6, 1875

Auxiliary bishop of Marseille, 1858-1861; Titular Bishop of Ceramus

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French D'azur au calice d'argent surmonté d'une hostie rayonnante d'or. Motto: Sacerdos in aeternum

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