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Revision as of 14:21, 28 January 2024
FÉLIX-PIERRE FRUCHAUD
Born: July 30, 1811
Deceased: November 9, 1874
Bishop of Limoges, 1859-18717
Archbishop of Tours, 1871-1874
| English | blazon wanted |
- (Limoges) D'argent à une branche de laurier et une de chêne de sinople en sautoir, cantonnées de 4 croisettes d'azur.
- (Tours) D'or à une branche de laurier et une de chêne de sinople en sautoir, cantonnées de 4 croisettes de gueules.
Motto: Simpliciter et confidenter
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