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Bishop pippin 
See 1934 quote.
- 1879 The lot comprised Baldwins, Russets, Bishop Pippins and other winter fruit.
- 1934 . . . Bishop [John] Inglis selected the little village of Aylesford in Nova Scotia for his country home. Here he . . . grew excellent [apples;] the pippin . . . introduced by him . . . is known to this day as "The Bishop Pippin."
- 1879 The lot comprised Baldwins, Russets, Bishop Pippins and other winter fruit.