Talk:Geoffrey, Archbishop of York

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[edit] Who was he?

Illegitimate son of Henry II, or of Geoffrey Plantagenet? john k 13:21, 14 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Found a 1911 Britannica article on him, presumably. I'm also assuming that his half-brothers were Richard I and John of England; same time period, family, etc... and I'm moving the page to Geoffrey, Archbishop of York.