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John Kemp

John Kemp (c. 1380 – 22 March 1454) was a medieval English cardinal, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lord Chancellor of England.

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Alma mater
Merton College, Oxford
Appointed
21 July 1452
Born
c. 1380 Olantigh, Kent
Buried
Canterbury Cathedral
Church
Catholic Church
Consecration
3 December 1419 by Louis d'Harcourt

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John Kemp

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John Kemp

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related to External links · 9
John Kemp → Canterbury, Cross, Hutchinson, Jackman, John, Kent, Kentishmen, Men, Subscription
Created cardinal · 4
John Kemp → (Cardinal bishop), (Cardinal priest),, 18 December 1439, and 21 July 1452
Alma mater · 1
John Kemp → Merton College, Oxford
Appointed · 1
John Kemp → 21 July 1452
Born · 1
John Kemp → c. 1380 Olantigh, Kent
Buried · 1
John Kemp → Canterbury Cathedral
Church · 1
John Kemp → Catholic Church
Consecration · 1
John Kemp → 3 December 1419 by Louis d'Harcourt
Died · 1
John Kemp → 22 March 1454 Canterbury, Kent
Predecessor · 1
John Kemp → John Stafford

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John KempAlma materMerton College, Oxford1.00infobox
John KempAppointed21 July 14521.00infobox
John KempBornc. 1380 Olantigh, Kent1.00infobox
John KempBuriedCanterbury Cathedral1.00infobox
John KempChurchCatholic Church1.00infobox
John KempConsecration3 December 1419 by Louis d'Harcourt1.00infobox
John KempCreated cardinal18 December 14391.00infobox
John KempCreated cardinal(Cardinal priest),1.00infobox
John KempCreated cardinaland 21 July 14521.00infobox
John KempCreated cardinal(Cardinal bishop)1.00infobox
John KempDied22 March 1454 Canterbury, Kent1.00infobox
John KempPredecessorJohn Stafford1.00infobox
John KempSuccessorThomas Bourchier1.00infobox
John KempTerm ended22 March 14541.00infobox

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