Walter de Saleron (a.k.a. Walter of London), sixth Archbishop of Tuam, 1257–1258.
Formerly Archdeacon of Norfolk (1239 to c.1254) and Dean of St Paul's, London (1254-1257), de Saleron was consecrated by the Pope 6 September 1257. His appointment was controversial because the Chapter of Tuam had already unanimously elected James Ó Lachtáin, who received the king's confirmation later, on 16 October 1257, but because of de Saleron's appointment, was never able to take possession. De Saleron received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257 but had died before 22 April 1258.
The History of the Popes says of him:
He never personally visited his see, having been cut off by death at London, on his way home from Rome.
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