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'''Born''': 18 January 1684<br> | '''Born''': 18 January 1684<br> | ||
Deceased : 13 September 1762 | '''Deceased''': 13 September 1762 | ||
Bishop of [[Diocese of Exeter|Exeter]], 1746-1762 | Bishop of [[Diocese of Exeter|Exeter]], 1746-1762 |
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GEORGE LAVINGTON
Born: 18 January 1684
Deceased: 13 September 1762
Bishop of Exeter, 1746-1762
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Argent, a saltier Gules; on a chief of the second three boars’ heads couped.
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