(Q3830311)

stated in

Catholic-Hierarchy.org

retrieved

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Archbishop Leonard Neale (English)

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Wikimedia Commons

sex or gender

male

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Italian Wikipedia

country of citizenship

United States of America

1776

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Italian Wikipedia

British Empire

1776

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given name

Leonard

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family name

Neale

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date of birth

15 October 1746^Gregorian

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Leonard Neale

9 October 2017

Find a Grave memorial ID

Leonard Neale

9 October 2017

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date of death

18 June 1817^Gregorian

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Leonard Neale

9 October 2017

Find a Grave memorial ID

Leonard Neale

9 October 2017

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Georgetown Visitation Monastery

Italian Wikipedia

place of burial

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Charles Neale

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languages spoken, written or signed

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5 June 1773^Gregorian

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stated in

Catholic-Hierarchy.org

retrieved

28 January 2021

missionary

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academic administrator

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Catholic bishop

7 December 1800^Gregorian

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Metropolitan Archbishop of Baltimore

position held

2

3 December 1815^Gregorian

18 June 1817^Gregorian

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Catholic Hierarchy diocese ID

balt

President of Georgetown University

30 March 1799^Gregorian

1806

Louis William Valentine DuBourg

replaced by

Robert Molyneux

series ordinal

4

1 reference

Dominic Laurence Graessel

pastor

of

Old St. Joseph's Church

1793

March 1799^Gregorian

6

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St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church

pastor

of

1793

March 1799^Gregorian

Dominic Laurence Graessel

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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore

vicar general

diocese

applies to jurisdiction

Philadelphia

1793

1799

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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore

coadjutor bishop

diocese

17 April 1795^Gregorian

3 December 1815^Gregorian

Dominic Laurence Graessel

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17 April 1795^Gregorian

3 December 1815^Gregorian

Jacques-Benjamin Longer

replaced by

Franciszek Zglenicki

series ordinal

3

1 reference

Colleges of St Omer, Bruges and Liège

educated at

1758

1767

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religion or worldview

Catholic Church

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stated in

Catholic-Hierarchy.org

14 October 2020

7 September 1767^Gregorian

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object of statement has role

consecrator

John Carroll

principal consecrator

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priestly ordination in the Roman rite

significant event

point in time

5 June 1773^Gregorian

location

Colleges of St Omer, Bruges and Liège

located in the administrative territorial entity

Liège

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episcopal consecration in the Roman rite (Catholic Church)

point in time

7 December 1800^Gregorian

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Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/Leonard Neale

described by source

Catholic Encyclopedia

statement is subject of

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Commons category

Leonard Neale

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Wikimedia Commons

topic's main category

Category:Leonard Neale

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Identifiers

VIAF ID

44160293

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Library of Congress authority ID

Vatican Library VcBA ID

495/104778

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FAST ID

301042

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nr92010035

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WorldCat Entities ID

E39PBJhCJtkfxMfTMPpbxm7rbd

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matched by identifier from

Library of Congress Authorities

Library of Congress authority ID

nr92010035

retrieved

24 April 2024

American National Biography ID

0801072

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Catholic Encyclopedia ID

10728d

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