Bishop of Lincoln
The Bishop of Lincoln is the Church of England bishop who controls the see of Lincoln. His seat is at Lincoln Cathedral. The see of Lincoln encompasses all of the country of Lincolnshire.
Bishops of Lincoln
incomplete after 1608
- Remigius de Fécamp, 1067-1094
- Robert Bloet, 1094-1123
- Alexander, 1123-1148
- Robert de Chesney, 1148-1168
- vacanct, 1168-1173
- Walter de Coutances, 1173-1184
- vacanct, 1184-1186
- St. Hugh of Avalon, 1186-1200
- William de Blois, 1201-1206 (cons. 1203)
- vacanct, 1206-1209
- Hugh de Wells, 1209-1235
- Robert Grosseteste, 1235-1253
- Henry de Lexinton, 1253-1258
- Richard de Gravesend, 1258-1280
- Oliver Sutton, 1280-1300
- John de Dalderby, 1300-1320
- Henry Burghersh, 1320-1341
- Thomas Bek, 1341-1347
- John Gynwell, 1347-1363
- John Bokyngham, 1363-1398
- Cardinal Henry Beaufort, 1398-1405
- Cardinal Philip Repyngdon, 1405-1420
- Richard Fleming, 1420-1431
- William Gray, 1431-1436
- William of Alnwick, 1436-1450
- Marmaduke Lumley, 1450-1451
- vacanct, 1451-1452
- John Chadworth, 1452-1472
- Thomas Rotherham, 1472-1480
- John Russell, 1480-1494
- William Smith, 1496-1514
- Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, 1514
- William Atwater 1514-1541
- John Longland, 1541-1547
- Henry Holbeach, 1547-1552
- John Taylor, 1552-1554
- John White, 1554-1557
- Thomas Watson, 1557-1560
- Nicholas Bullingham, 1560-1571
- Thomas Cooper, 1571-1584
- William Wickham, 1584-1595
- William Chadderton, 1595-1608
