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Seffrid II (fl. 1172–1204) was an
English cleric who
served as a
medieval Bishop of Chichester.
Little is
known of
Seffrid's ancestry, but
given the unusual...
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Seffrid I,
sometimes known as
Seffrid Pelochin, was a
medieval Bishop of Chichester.
Seffrid was the son of
Seffrid d'Escures and Guimordis, and was a...
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Latin m****cripts.
Ralph was the son of
Seffrid d'Escures and his
first wife Rascendis, and a half
brother of
Seffrid I,
Bishop of
Chichester from 1125 to...
- was
knocked down in 1140 by
Bishop Seffrid I and
replaced by a more
elaborate stone hall, to
which Bishop Seffrid II
added the East Wing in 1200. A larger...
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Braose family:
William de
Braose was a
patron when
confirmation granted by
Seffrid,
Bishop of Chichester;
dissolved 1537;
granted to Sir
Robert Southwell...
- 1173 Term
ended 26
April 1180
Predecessor Hilary of
Chichester Successor Seffrid II
Other post(s) Dean of
Chichester Orders Consecration 6
October 1174...
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dates from
before Hilary's episcopate.
Appointed July 1147
Predecessor Seffrid I
Successor John of
Greenford Other post(s) Dean of
Christchurch Orders...
- (1291–1297)
Simon of
Ghent (1297–1315) 9
Bishops of
Chichester South-East Sus****
Seffrid II (1180–1204)
Nicholas de
Aquila (1209–1214)
Ranulf of
Wareham (1217–1222)...
- office. 1091 1123
Ralph de
Luffa Radulphus; died in office. 1125 1145
Seffrid (I)
Seffridus Pelochin; also
Abbot of Glastonbury; deprived. 1147 1169...
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According to Rev
George Reginald Balleine, it was
either a
French form of
Seffrid, or of the
Latin Severiacus. It
possibly derived from an Old Scandinavian...
