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The three fish are taken from a Keane family arms from Ireland (not necessarily the family of the archbishop). The scallop is the symbol of St. James, the baptismal saint of the archbishop. | The three fish are taken from a Keane family arms from Ireland (not necessarily the family of the archbishop). The scallop is the symbol of St. James, the baptismal saint of the archbishop. | ||
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JAMES JOHN KEANE
Born : August 26, 1857 in Joliet, Illinois, USA
Deceased : August 2, 1929 in Dubuque, Iowa, USA
Bishop of Cheyenne, 1902-1911
Archbishop of Dubuque, 1911-1929
 Bishop of Cheyenne |
 Archbishop of Dubuque |
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As common in US episcopal heraldry, the arms show the arms of the diocese impaled with the personal arms of the bishop.
The three fish are taken from a Keane family arms from Ireland (not necessarily the family of the archbishop). The scallop is the symbol of St. James, the baptismal saint of the archbishop.
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