Bishop St. Hugh of Avalon, O. Cart. †

Deceased

Bishop of Lincoln, England, Great Britain

Events

Date	Age	Event	Title
1135		Born
1160	25.0	Professed	Member of Carthusian Order
1165	30.0	Ordained Priest	Priest of Carthusian Order
10 Aug 1186	51.6	Appointed	Bishop of Lincoln, England, Great Britain
21 Sep 1186	51.7	Ordained Bishop	Bishop of Lincoln, England, Great Britain
17 Nov 1200	65.8	Died	Bishop of Lincoln, England, Great Britain
1220		Canonized

MicroData Summary for St. Hugh of Avalon
(VIAF: 20479535; WikiData: Q924107)
Bishop St. Hugh of Avalon O. Cart. (born 1135, died 17 Nov 1200) Bishop of Lincoln

Event Place
Birth Place Castle of Avalon, France
Ordained Bishop Ste Catherine, Chapel, Westminster, Archdiocese of Canterbury, England

a priest for 35.8 years
a bishop for 14.1 years

Principal Consecrator:
Archbishop Baldwin †
Archbishop of Canterbury, England

Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession:

Archbishop Baldwin † (1180)
Archbishop of Canterbury, England
Archbishop Richard of Dover † (1174)
Archbishop of Canterbury, England
Pope Alexander III (1159)
(Rolando Bandinelli, C.R.L. †)
Ubaldo Cardinal Allucingoli, O. Cist. †
Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia (e Velletri)

Principal Co-Consecrator of:
Bishop William of Saint Mary’s Church † (1199)

Event	Place
Birth Place	Castle of Avalon, France
Ordained Bishop	Ste Catherine, Chapel, Westminster, Archdiocese of Canterbury, England

Source(s):

b: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae, Volume 2, Page 9
ob/c2: Registrum Sacrum Anglicanum, Page 50
ob/c2: Le Petit Episcopologe, Issue 92, Number 7,760

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a priest for 35.8 years a bishop for 14.1 years	Principal Consecrator: Archbishop Baldwin † Archbishop of Canterbury, England
Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession: Archbishop Baldwin † (1180) Archbishop of Canterbury, England Archbishop Richard of Dover † (1174) Archbishop of Canterbury, England Pope Alexander III (1159) (Rolando Bandinelli, C.R.L. †) Ubaldo Cardinal Allucingoli, O. Cist. † Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia (e Velletri)	Principal Co-Consecrator of: Bishop William of Saint Mary’s Church † (1199)