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Gilbert Sheldon

Gilbert Sheldon (19 June 1598 – 9 November 1677) was an English religious leader who served as the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1663 until his death.

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Profession
Theologian
Alma mater
Trinity College, Oxford
Born
(1598-06-19)19 June 1598 Stanton, Staffordshire
Buried
Croydon parish church, Surrey
Church
Church of England
Denomination
Anglican

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Civil War period

Bishop of London

Archbishop of Canterbury

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Gilbert Sheldon

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Gilbert Sheldon

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Gilbert Sheldon → Anglican Survival, Architect, Sutch, Victor
Alma mater · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → Trinity College, Oxford
Born · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → (1598-06-19)19 June 1598 Stanton, Staffordshire
Buried · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → Croydon parish church, Surrey
Church · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → Church of England
Denomination · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → Anglican
Died · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → 9 November 1677(1677-11-09) (aged 79) Lambeth Palace, Surrey
Diocese · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → Diocese of Canterbury
Elected · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → 11 August 1663 (elected); 31 August 1663 (election confirmed)
Installed · 1
Gilbert Sheldon → 7 September 1663 (by proxy)

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Gilbert SheldonAlma materTrinity College, Oxford1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonBorn(1598-06-19)19 June 1598 Stanton, Staffordshire1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonBuriedCroydon parish church, Surrey1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonChurchChurch of England1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonDenominationAnglican1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonDied9 November 1677(1677-11-09) (aged 79) Lambeth Palace, Surrey1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonDioceseDiocese of Canterbury1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonElected11 August 1663 (elected); 31 August 1663 (election confirmed)1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonInstalled7 September 1663 (by proxy)1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonOther postsDean of the Chapel Royal (1660–1663) Bishop of London (1660–1663) Master of the Savoy (1660–1663) Chancellor of the University of Oxford (1667–1669)1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonParentsRoger Sheldon1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonPredecessorWilliam Juxon1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonProfessionTheologian1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonProvinceProvince of Canterbury1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonSuccessorWilliam Sancroft1.00infobox
Gilbert SheldonTerm ended9 November 1677 (death)1.00infobox

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