Edward Chandler, Bishop of Durham
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Edward Chandler (d. 20 July 1750) was Bishop of Durham from 1730–1750.
He was the father of Catherine Chandler, the wife of Wadham Wyndham, Esq. of Eversley in Hampshire.
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| Preceded by William Talbot |
Bishop of Durham 1730–1750 |
Succeeded by Joseph Butler |
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| Preceded by William Talbot |
Lord Lieutenant of Durham 1730–1750 |
Vacant
Title next held by
Henry Vane |
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