Bishop Of Exeter
The
Bishop
of
Exeter
is the
Ordinary
of the
Church of England
Diocese of Exeter
in the
Province of Canterbury
. The diocese covers the County of
Devon
. The
see
is in the
City of Exeter
where the seat is located at the
Cathedral Church of Saint Peter
which was founded as an abbey possibly before
690
. Devon (/
Wessex
) has held a bishopric since about
905
when, on the division of the
Diocese of Sherborne
, the first cathedral was founded at
Tawton
(now
Bishop's Tawton
). In
912
the seat was moved to the Collegiate Holy Cross Church at
Crediton
.
Lyfing
became
Bishop of Crediton
in
1027
and shortly afterwards became
Bishop of St. Germans
. It was he who united the two sees covering Cornwall and Devon. The seat was transferred again to the City of Exeter in
1050
under
Edward the Confessor
by
Bishop Leofric
. The diocese was redivided in
1877
along the Devon-Cornwall border by
Henry Phillpotts
, creating the Diocese of
Truro
. The current bishop is the Right Reverend
Michael
Laurence
Langrish
, the 70th
Lord Bishop of Exeter
, who signs
Michael Exon
.
List of the Bishops of the Diocese of Exeter, England
and its precursor offices
(Dates in italics indicate
de facto
continuation of office)
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olspan="3"|See at
Tawton
small>
905
to
909
Werstan
(
Eadulphus
)
small>
909
to
912
Putta
olspan="3"|See at
Crediton
small>
912
to
939
Edwulf
small>
939
to
953
Aethelgar
small>
953
to
973
Aelfwold I
small>
973
to
978
Sideman
small>
978
to
986
Aelfric
small>
986
to
987
Aelfwold II
small>
987
to
1013
Aelfwold III
small>
1013
to
1027
Ednoth
small>
1027
to
1046
Lyfing
small>
1046
to
1050
Leofric
Becoming Bishop of Exeter
olspan="3"|See at
Exeter
small>
1050
to
10 February
1072
Leofric
Hitherto Bishop of Crediton; died in office
small>
1072
to
1107
Osbern FitzOsbern
Died in office
small>
1107
to
26 September
1138
William Warelwast
Died in office
small>
1138
to
28 March
1155
Robert of Chichester
Died in office
small>
1155
to
1160
Robert Warelwast
small>
1161
to
14 December
1184
Bartholomew Iscanus
Died in office
small>
1186
to
1 June
1191
John the Chanter
Died in office
small>
1194
to
26 October
1206
Henry Marshal
Died in office
small>
1214
to
9 September
1223
Simon de Apulia
Died in office
small>
1223
to
24 November
1244
William Bruere
Died in office
small>
1245
to
26 December
1257
Richard Blundy
(
Richard Blondy
)
Died in office
small>
1258
to
22 July
1280
Walter Branscombe
(
Walter Bronescombe
)
Died in office
small>
1280
to
1 October
1291
Peter Quinel
Died in office
small>
1291
to
1307
Thomas Bitton
(
Thomas de Bytton
)
small>
1308
to
1326
Walter Stapledon
small>
1326
to
1327
James Berkeley
small>
1327
to
1327
John Godeley
small>
1327
to
1369
John Grandisson
small>
1370
to
1394
Thomas Brantingham
(
Thomas Brantyngham
)
small>
1395
to
1419
Edmund Stafford
small>
1419
to
1419
John Catterick
(
John Ketterick
)
small>
1420
to
1455
Edmund Lacey
(
Edmund Lacy
)
small>
1455
to
1456
John Hales
small>
1456
to
1465
George Neville
small>
1465
to
1478
John Booth
(
John Bothe
)
small>
1478
to
1487
Peter Courtenay
small>
1487
to
1492
Richard Fox
small>
1492
to
1495
Oliver King
small>
1496
to
1502
Richard Redman
small>
1502
to
1504
John Arundel
small>
1504
to
1519
Hugh Oldham
small>
1519
to
1551
John Veysey
small>
1551
to
1553
Miles Coverdale
small>
1553
to
1555
John Veysey
Restored
small>
1555
to
1560
James Turberville
small>
1560
to
1571
William Alleyn
(
William Alley
)
small>
1571
to
1578
William Bradbridge
small>
1579
to
1594
John Woolton
small>
1594
to
1597
Geravse Babington
small>
1598
to
1621
William Cotton
small>
1621
to
1626
Valentine Carey
small>
1627
to
1641
Joseph Hall
small>
1642
to
1659
Ralph Brownrigg
small>
1660
to
1662
John Gauden
small>
1662
to
1667
Seth Ward
small>
1667
to
1676
Anthony Sparrow
small>
1676
to
1688
Thomas Lamplugh
small>
1688
to
1707
Jonathan Trelawney
(
John Trelawny
)
small>
1708
to
1716
Offspring Blackall
small>
1717
to
1724
Lancelot Blackburn
small>
1724
to
1742
Stephen Weston
small>
1742
to
1746
Nicholas Claget
small>
1746
to
1762
George Lavington
small>
1762
to
1777
Frederick Keppel
small>
1778
to
1792
John Ross
small>
1792
to
1796
William Buller
small>
1797
to
1803
Henry
Reginald
Courtenay
small>
1803
to
1807
John Fisher
small>
1807
to
1820
George Pelham
small>
1820
to
1830
William Carey
small>
1830
to
1830
Christopher Bethell
small>
1830
to
1869
Henry Phillpotts
Died in office
small>
1869
to
1885
Frederick Temple
Consecrated
21 December
1869
; translated to
London
small>
1885
to
1900
Edward
Henry
Bickerseth
small>
1900
to
1903
Herbert
Edward
Ryle
small>
1903
to
1916
Archibald Robertson
small>
1916
to
1936
Rupert
Ernest William Gascoyne
Cecil
small>
1936
to
1948
Charles
Edward
Curzon
small>
1949
to
1973
Robert
Cecil
Mortimer
small>
1973
to
1985
Eric
Arthur John
Mercer
small>
1985
to
1999
Geoffrey
Hewlett Thompson
small>
2000
to
present
Michael
Laurence
Langrish
Bishop of Birkenhead
See also
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