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Entry Type	Corporate
Corporate Name	Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield
Also Known As	Diocese of Lichfield
Place	Lichfield, Staffordshire
Epithet	Church of England Diocesan body
History	The medieval Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield covered the counties of Chester, Stafford and Derby, as well as parts of Shropshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire and smaller parts of Flintshire and Denbighshire. In 1541, a new Diocese of Chester was formed and the Welsh parishes were also no longer covered by the Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Notes	The main series of records for the Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield are held at Staffordshire Record Office. Records are also held at Lambeth Palace Library and Canterbury Cathedral Archives and Library.
Source	David M. Smith (1981) 'Guide to Bishops' Registers of England Wales: A survey from the Middle Ages to the Abolition of the Episcopacy in 1646'.
Authorised Form of Name	Lichfield, Staffordshire; Diocese of Coventry and Lichfield; Church of England Diocesan body

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