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John Comyn (bishop)

John Comyn (c. 1150 – 25 October 1212) was Archbishop of Dublin, Ireland, from 1180 to 1212. He was born in England and moved to Ireland in 1184.

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Archdiocese
Dublin
Born
1150 (1150) England
Buried
Christ Church Cathedral
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Died
25 October 1212(1212-10-25) (aged 61–62) Dublin, Ireland
Residence
Dublin Castle

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Archdiocese · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → Dublin
Born · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → 1150 (1150) England
Buried · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → Christ Church Cathedral
Denomination · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → Roman Catholic
Died · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → 25 October 1212(1212-10-25) (aged 61–62) Dublin, Ireland
Residence · 1
John Comyn (bishop) → Dublin Castle

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John Comyn (bishop)ArchdioceseDublin1.00infobox
John Comyn (bishop)Born1150 (1150) England1.00infobox
John Comyn (bishop)BuriedChrist Church Cathedral1.00infobox
John Comyn (bishop)DenominationRoman Catholic1.00infobox
John Comyn (bishop)Died25 October 1212(1212-10-25) (aged 61–62) Dublin, Ireland1.00infobox
John Comyn (bishop)ResidenceDublin Castle1.00infobox

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