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Augustine Baines

Peter Augustine Baines (1786/87–1843) was an English Benedictine, Titular Bishop of Siga and Vicar Apostolic of the Western District of England.

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Appointed
3 March 1829
Born
25 June 1786 or 25 January 1787 Peartree Farm, Kirkby, near Liverpool, England
Buried
Downside Abbey, Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset, England
Consecration
1 May 1823 by Daniel Murray
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Died
6 July 1843 Prior Park College, Bath, Somerset, England

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Augustine Baines

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Appointed · 1
Augustine Baines → 3 March 1829
Born · 1
Augustine Baines → 25 June 1786 or 25 January 1787 Peartree Farm, Kirkby, near Liverpool, England
Buried · 1
Augustine Baines → Downside Abbey, Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset, England
Consecration · 1
Augustine Baines → 1 May 1823 by Daniel Murray
Denomination · 1
Augustine Baines → Roman Catholic
Died · 1
Augustine Baines → 6 July 1843 Prior Park College, Bath, Somerset, England
Ordination · 1
Augustine Baines → 7 April 1810
Other post · 1
Augustine Baines → Titular Bishop of Sigus
Predecessor · 1
Augustine Baines → Peter Collingridge

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Augustine BainesAppointed3 March 18291.00infobox
Augustine BainesBorn25 June 1786 or 25 January 1787 Peartree Farm, Kirkby, near Liverpool, England1.00infobox
Augustine BainesBuriedDownside Abbey, Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset, England1.00infobox
Augustine BainesConsecration1 May 1823 by Daniel Murray1.00infobox
Augustine BainesDenominationRoman Catholic1.00infobox
Augustine BainesDied6 July 1843 Prior Park College, Bath, Somerset, England1.00infobox
Augustine BainesOrdination7 April 18101.00infobox
Augustine BainesOther postTitular Bishop of Sigus1.00infobox
Augustine BainesPredecessorPeter Collingridge1.00infobox
Augustine BainesPrevious postCoadjutor Vicar Apostolic of the Western District (1823–1829)1.00infobox
Augustine BainesSuccessorCharles Michael Baggs1.00infobox
Augustine BainesTerm ended6 July 18431.00infobox

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