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FLORIS VAN WEVELINKHOVEN in Münster : Florenz von Wevelinghoven
Born : +/- 1330
Deceased : April 4, 1393
Bishop of Münster, 1364-1378
Bishop of Utrecht, 1378-1393
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Origin/meaning
The bishop used on his seals in Utrecht either the arms shown above, or two shields with the diocesan arms and the personal arms separately. The personal arms are of the Lords Von Wevelinghoven, an important noble family from nearby Cologne in Germany.
 His arms on a coin additional chief with eagle |
 His arms on a coin Separate shields |
 His arms on a coin Single shield |
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