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EDMUND RICH (also Edmund of Abingdon and Edmund of Pontigny)

Born :
Deceased : November 16, 1240

Archbishop of Canterbury, 1233-1240

Arms of Edmund Rich

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Gules, a cross patonce Or between four sea-pies Sable winged Argent.
also
Or, a cross patonce Gules between four Cornish choughs proper.

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