Bishop of Bangor: Meaning (information, definition, explanation, facts)

Bangor is a diocese in the Church of England, which originally covered much of the Kingdom of Gwynedd in Northwestern Wales.

Bishops of Bangor, 1092-present

• Hervey 1092-1108
• David the Scot 1120-1139
• Maurice 1140-1161
• Gwion 1177-1190
• Alan 1195-1196
• Robert of Shrewsbury 1197-1213
• Cadwgan 1215-1236
• Richard 1237-1267
• Anian 1268-1306
• Gruffyd ab Iorwerth 1307-1308
• Anian Sais 1309-1328
• Matthew de Englefield 1328-1357
• Thomas de Ringstead 1357-1366
• Gervase de Castro 1366-1370
• Hywel ab Gronow 1371-1372
• John Gilbert 1372-1375
• John Swaffham 1376-1398
• Richard Young 1400-1404
• Benedict Nicolls 1408-1417
• William Barrow 1419-1423
• John Cliderow 1425-1435
• Thomas Cheriton 1436-1447
• John Stanbury 1448-1453
• James Blakedon 1453-1464
• Richard Edenham 1465-1494
• Henry Dean 1495-1500
• Thomas Pigot 1500-1504
• John Penny 1504-1508
• Thomas Skevington 1509-1533
• John Salcot 1534-1539
• John Bird 1539-1541
• Arthur Bulkeley 1542-1553
• William Glynn 1555-1558
• Rowland Meyrick 1559-1566
• Nicholas Robinson 1566-1585
• Hugh Bellot 1586-1595
• Richard Vaughan 1596-1597
• Henry Rowlands 1598-1616
• Lewis Bayly 1616-1631
• David Dolben 1632-1633
• Edmund Griffith 1634-1637
• William Roberts 1637-1665
• Robert Morgan 1666-1673
• Humphrey Lloyd 1673-1689
• Humphrey Humphreys 1689-1701
• John Evans 1702-1716
• Benjamin Hoadley 1716-1721
• Richard Reynolds 1722-1723
• William Baker 1723-1727
• Thomas Sherlock 1728-1734
• Charles Cecil 1734-1737
• Thomas Herring 1738-1743
• Matthew Hutton 1743-1747
• Zachary Pearce 1748-1756
• John Egerton 1756-1768
• John Ewer 1769-1774
• John Moore 17745-1783
• John Warren 1783-1800
• William Cleaver 1800-1806
• John Randolph 1807-1809
• Henry William Majendie 1809-1830
• Christopher Bethell 1830-1859
• James Colquhoun Campbell 1859-1890
• Daniel Lewis Lloyd 1890-1898
• Watkin Herbert Williams 1899-1924
• Daniel Davies 1925-1928
• Charles Alfred Howel Green (also Archbishop of Wales 1934-1944) 1928-1944
• David Edwardes Davies 1944-1948
• John Charles Jones 1949-1956
• Gwilym Owen Williams (also Archbishop of Wales 1971-1982) 1957-1982
• John Cledan Mears 1982-1992
• Barry Morgan 1992-1999
• Saunders Davies 2000-