Archbishops of York (Bishops until 735, and Archbishops afterwards) |
Office Holder |
|
Year
of appointment |
Paulinus |
627-633 | |
see vacant | 633-644 | |
Chad (Ceadda) |
644-669 | |
Wilfrid I (St. Wilfrid) |
669-677 | |
Bosa |
678-705 |
|
John (St. John of Beverley) |
705-718 | |
Wilfrid II |
718-732 |
|
Egbert |
735-766 |
|
Ethelbert |
767-780 |
|
Eanbald I |
780-796 |
|
Eanbald II |
796-808 | |
Wulfsige |
808-837 | |
Wigmund |
837-854 | |
Wulfhere |
854-900 | |
Ethelbald | 900-904 | |
Hrotheweard (or Lodeward) | 904-931 | |
Wulfstan I |
931-956 |
|
Oskytel |
958-971 |
|
Edwald (or Ethelwold) |
971 |
|
Oswald | 972-992 | |
Ealdulf (Abbot of Peterborough) |
992-1002 |
|
Wulfstan II |
1003-1023 |
|
Aelfric Puttoc |
1023-1051 | |
Cynesige |
1051-1060 | |
Ealdred |
1061-1069 | |
Thomas I |
1070-1100 | |
Gerard |
1101-1108 | |
Thomas II |
1109-1114 | |
Thurstan | 1119-1140 | |
William Fitzherbert |
1143-1147 | |
Henry Fitzherbert |
1147-1153 | |
William Fitzherbert (again) |
1154 | |
Roger of Pont-L'Eveque |
1154-1181 | |
1181-1191 |
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1215-1255 | ||
Sewal De Bovill |
1256-1258 | |
Godfrey of Ludham (or Kineton) |
1258-1265 | |
Walter Giffard |
1256-1279 | |
William Wickwane | 1279-1285 | |
John le Romeyn (Romanus) |
1286-1296 | |
Henry of Newark |
1298-1299 | |
Thomas of Corbridge |
1300-1304 | |
William Greenfield |
1306-1316 | |
William of Melton |
1317-1340 | |
1342-1352 | ||
John Thoresby |
1352-1373 | |
1374-1388 | ||
1388-1396 | ||
Robert Waldby |
1396-1398 | |
1398-1405 | ||
Henry Bowet |
1405-1423 | |
John Kempe |
1425-1452 | |
William Booth |
1452-1464 | |
1465-1476 | ||
Lawrence Booth | 1476-1480 | |
1480-1500 | ||
1501-1507 | ||
1508-1514 | ||
1514-1530 | ||
1531-1544 | ||
1545-1554 | ||
1555-1560 | ||
Thomas Young |
1561-1568 | |
1570-1576 | ||
Edwin Sandys | 1577-1588 | |
John Piers |
1589-1594 | |
Matthew Hutton |
1595-1606 | |
Tobias Matthew |
1606-1628 | |
George Montaigne |
Chaplain to the Earl of Essex, Professor of Divinity at Gresham College, Master of the Savoy and Chaplain to King James I, Rector of Great Cressingham, Norf., of Aspeden, Herts., of Cheam, Surrey, Dean of Westminster. Bishop of Lincoln, of London, then of Durham, Archbishop of York. d.1628. |
1628 |
Samuel Harsnett | 1628-1631 |
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