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Henry Chichele
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Henry Chichele was Archbishop of Canterbury and founded All Souls College, Oxford.
19th-century imaginary portrait of Henry Chichele
19th-century imaginary portrait of Henry Chichele
Ceiling of entrance of Canterbury Cathedral showing the king's arms in centre surrounded by 8 shields: 5 royal princes and dukes, the arms of Mortimer
Ceiling of entrance of Canterbury Cathedral showing the king's arms in centre surrounded by 8 shields: 5 royal princes and dukes, the arms of Mortimer, Beauchamp (Richard de Beauchamp, 13th Earl of Warwick (1382–1439)) and Archbishop Henry Chichele impaled by arms of See of Canterbury (bottom)
Portrait of Henry Chichele as Archbishop of Canterbury, with a heraldic shield showing the arms of Chichele impaling the arms of the See of Canterbury
Portrait of Henry Chichele as Archbishop of Canterbury, with a heraldic shield showing the arms of Chichele impaling the arms of the See of Canterbury
Henry's tomb effigy
Henry's tomb effigy
John Stafford (bishop)
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John Stafford was a medieval English prelate and statesman who served as Lord Chancellor and as Archbishop of Canterbury.
Henry Chichele
…imaginary portrait of Henry Chichele Church Catholic Church Appointed 28 April 1414 Term ended 12 April 1443 Predecessor Thomas Arundel Successor John Stafford Other post Bishop of St Davids Orders Consecration 17 June 1408 by Gregory XII Personal details Born 1363 or 1364 Died 12 April 1443 Coat of arms Arms…
Henry VI enthroned. The leading figure at far left holding a mace/staff/baton with a purse (containing the Great Seal) attached to his waist appears t
Henry VI enthroned. The leading figure at far left holding a mace/staff/baton with a purse (containing the Great Seal) attached to his waist appears to be the Lord Chancellor, those items being the symbols of his office. Possibly John Stafford (d.1452), Lord Chancellor (1432-1450) and Archbishop of Canterbury (1443-1452). Detail from "Talbot Shrewsbury Book", 1444-45
Effigy of Emma, mother of Archbishop John Stafford (d. 1452), North Bradley Church, Wiltshire. Inscription in ledger-line: hic jacet d(omin)a Emma mat
Effigy of Emma, mother of Archbishop John Stafford (d. 1452), North Bradley Church, Wiltshire. Inscription in ledger-line: hic jacet d(omin)a Emma mater Venerabilissimi patris et domini D(omi)ni Joh(ann)is Stafford dei gra(tia) Cantuariensis Archiepi(scopi) qu(a)e obiit quinto die mensis Septembris anno d(omi)ni Mille(n)simo ccc.mo quadra(gen)s(i)mo vi.o cui(us) anime p(ro)piciet(ur) de(us) am(en) ("Here lies Lady Emma mother of the most venerable father and lord, Lord John Stafford by the grace of God Archbishop of Canterbury, who died on the 5th day of the month of September in the one thousandth four hundredth and sixth year of our Lord, on whose soul may God look with favour amen"