Geoffrey Ridel (bishop of Ely)

This article is about the Bishop of Ely. For other uses, see Geoffrey Ridel.

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14. Turner "Religious Patronage" Albion p. 10
15. Gillingham Richard I p. 115

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Geoffrey Ridel
Bishop of Ely
Elected	late April 1173
Term ended	August 1189
Predecessor	Nigel
Successor	William Longchamp
Other post(s)	Archdeacon of Canterbury
Orders
Consecration	6 October 1174
Personal details
Died	20 or 21 August 1189
Buried	Ely Cathedral
Denomination	Catholic
Lord Chancellor
In office 1162–1173

Political offices
Preceded by Thomas Becket	Lord Chancellor 1162–1173	Succeeded by Ralph de Warneville
Catholic Church titles
Preceded by Nigel	Bishop of Ely 1173–1189	Succeeded by William Longchamp