Jean-Victor-Emile Chesnelong

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JEAN-VICTOR-EMILE CHESNELONG

Born : April 6, 1856
Deceased : November 29, 1931

Bishop of Valence, 1906-1912
Archbishop of Sens, 1912-1931

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D'argent au chêne de sinople sur une terrasse du même, le bas du fût chargé du monogramme constantinien complet de gueules.
Mott: Faictes sur toutes choses, que Dieu soyt le mieulx aymé

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