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BENJAMIN HOADLY
Born: 14 November 1676
Deceased: 17 April 1761
Bishop of Bangor, 1715-1721
Bishop of Hereford, 1721-1723
Bishop of Salisbury, 1723-1734
Bishop of Winchester, 1734-1761
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Quarterly, Azure and Or, in first quarter a pelican in piety Argent.
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