- John
Skypp (c. 1495 – 1552) was the
Bishop of
Hereford from 1539
until 1552, and the
almoner of
Queen Anne Boleyn. Born in Irstead,
Norfolk of humble...
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April 1536, her almoner, John
Skypp,
denounced Cromwell and his
fellow Privy Councillors before the
entire court.
Skypp's diatribe was
intended to persuade...
- John Skip, Skipp, Skippe, or
Skypp may
refer to: John
Skypp (c. 1495–1552),
English cleric and
Bishop of
Hereford John
Skippe (1741–1812),
English amateur...
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History Episcopal consecration Prin****l
consecrator Stephen Gardiner Co-consecrators
Richard Sampson John
Skypp Date 4
April 1540...
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Church of
England titles Preceded by John
Skypp Bishop of
Hereford 1553–1554 Succeeded by
Robert Parfew...
- bishop, who used the
house as
their London residence. One of them, John
Skypp,
personal chaplain to (and
champion of) Anne Boleyn, was
buried in the church...
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challenging royal supremacy. Post-Reformation (Church of England) 1534 1539 John
Skypp Consecrated bishop Later appointed Bishop of Hereford. 1539 1546 William...
- 1483 1504 11
Edmund Stubb 1504 1513 12
William Buckenham 1513 1536 13 John
Skypp 1536 1540
resigned 14 John
Styrmin 1540 1552† 15
Thomas Bacon 1552 1557...
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Without being consecrated translated to
London in 1539. 1539 1552 John
Skypp Also
recorded as John
Skippe or Skip.
Nominated by King
Henry VIII on 13...
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November 1533 – 1535 (res.)
Edward Foxe bef. 1539–bef. 1542 (res.): John
Skypp (also
Bishop of
Hereford from 1539) 1542–aft. 1547:
Thomas Canner 1551–1572...
