John Crakehall

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John Crakehall
Archdeacon of Bedford
Appointed1254
Predecessor John de Dyham [1]
Successor Peter de Audeham [1]
Personal details
Bornbefore 1210
Died c. 8 September 1260
London
Buried Waltham Abbey
Lord High Treasurer
In office
2 November 1258 c. 8 September 1260