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Bishop Skirlaw came from a family of basket weavers, which explains the use of the typical cross in his arms.
Bishop Skirlaw came from a family of basket weavers, which explains the use of the typical cross in his arms.


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WALTER SKIRLAW

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Deceased : March 24, 1406

Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 1385-1386
Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1386-1388
Bishop of Durham, 1388-1406

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Bishop Skirlaw came from a family of basket weavers, which explains the use of the typical cross in his arms.



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