Richard Lincoln

Richard Lincoln (b and d Dublin 1707 - 1763) was an Irish Roman Catholic bishop in the mid 18th century.[1]

Linegar was ordained priest in 1730. He was appointed Archbishop of Dublin in 1757.[2] He died in post on 18 June 1763.

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