Bishop Anian Schonaw, O.P. †

Deceased

Bishop of Saint Asaph, Wales, Great Britain

Events

Date	Event	Title
24 Sep 1268	Appointed	Bishop of Saint Asaph, Wales, Great Britain
21 Oct 1268	Ordained Bishop	Bishop of Saint Asaph, Wales, Great Britain
5 Feb 1293	Died	Bishop of Saint Asaph, Wales, Great Britain

MicroData Summary
Anian Schonaw
Bishop Anian Schonaw O.P.
(died 5 Feb 1293)
Bishop of Saint Asaph

Event Place
Ordained Bishop Southwark

a bishop for 24.2 years

Principal Consecrator:
Archbishop Boniface of Savoy †
Archbishop of Canterbury, England
Principal Co-Consecrators:
Bishop Walter Bronscombe †
Bishop of Exeter, England

Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession:

Archbishop Boniface of Savoy † (1245)
Archbishop of Canterbury, England
Pope Innocent IV
(Sinibaldo Fieschi †)

Principal Co-Consecrator of:
Robert Cardinal Kilwardby, O.P. † (1273)
Bishop John Chishull † (1274)
Bishop Thomas Beck † (1280)
Bishop William of Louth † (1290)

Event	Place
Ordained Bishop	Southwark

External Link(s):

VIAF: 61200915
WikiData: Q18535601

Source(s):

ob/c23: Registrum Sacrum Anglicanum, Page 63
b: Fasti Ecclesiæ Anglicanæ, Volume 1, Page 67
op: CB, 20 Mar 2016
ob/c23: Le Petit Episcopologe, Issue 84, Number 6,888

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a bishop for 24.2 years	Principal Consecrator: Archbishop Boniface of Savoy † Archbishop of Canterbury, England Principal Co-Consecrators: Bishop Walter Bronscombe † Bishop of Exeter, England
Episcopal Lineage / Apostolic Succession: Archbishop Boniface of Savoy † (1245) Archbishop of Canterbury, England Pope Innocent IV (Sinibaldo Fieschi †)	Principal Co-Consecrator of: Robert Cardinal Kilwardby, O.P. † (1273) Bishop John Chishull † (1274) Bishop Thomas Beck † (1280) Bishop William of Louth † (1290)