| Tenure
| Incumbent
| Notes
|
| c546 to 572 | Deniol
(Daniel) | Saint Deniol; founded monastery at Bangor 525; according to Haydn's bishop from 516
|
| 572 to c768 | unknown |
|
| c768 to 809 | Elfodd
(Elbodug) |
|
| 809 to c904 | unknown |
|
| c904 to ??? | Morlais |
|
| ??? to 1055 | unknown |
|
| c1050 to ???? | Dyfan |
|
| c1081 to ???? | Revedun |
|
| 1107 to 1109 | Hervey
(Hervaeus; Harve) | Translated to Ely
|
| 1109 to 1120 | Urban | Bishop of Llandaff
|
| 1120 to 1139 | David
(David the Scot) |
|
| 1139 to 1162 | Mauritius
(Maurice; Meuricus) |
|
| 1162 to 1177 | Gwion
(William) | Prior of St Austin's, Bristol
|
| 1177 to c1191 | Guy
(Guido; Guianus) |
|
| c1191 to 1195 | vacant | For 4 years
|
| 1195 to 1197 | Albanus
(Alan) | Prior of St John of Jerusalem
|
| 1197 to 1215 | Robert de Shrewsbury |
|
| 1215 to 1236 | Cadwgan
(Caducan; Martin) |
|
| 1236 to 1240 | Hywel
(Howell) |
|
| 1240 to 1267 | Richard |
|
| 1267 to 1303 (or 1307) | Anianus
(Anian; Einon) | Archdeacon of Anglesey
|
| 1303 to 1306 | Cadwgan
(Caducan) |
|
| 1307 to 1300 | Gruffyd ap Iorwerth
(Griffin ap Yerward; Griffith) | According to Haydn's: 1306 to 1320
|
| 1320 to 1327 | Lewis | According to Heylyn
|
| 1309 to 1328 | Anian Seys
(Einon Sais) | According to Le Neve
|
| 1327 to 1357 | Matthew de Englefeld |
|
| 1357 to 1366 | Thomas de Ringstede |
|
| 1366 to 1370 | Gervase de Castro |
|
| 1370 to 1371 | Hywel ab Goronwy
(Howell ab Gronow) |
|
| 1371 to 1375 | John Gilbert |
|
| 1375 to 1400 | John Swaffham
styled John Clovensis by Heylyn | Bishop of Cloyne, Ireland
|
| 1400 to 1405 | Richard Young | Translated to Rochester
|
| 1405 to 1408 | Llewellyn Bifort
(Llewellyn Byford; Lewis ) |
|
| 1408 to 1418 | Benedict Nichols
( Benedict Nicholls) |
|
| 1418 to 1424 | William Barrow
(William Barrowe) | Canon of Lincoln; translated to Carlisle
|
| 1424 to 1436 | Nicholaus Clederow
(John Clederow; John Cliderow) | Canon of Chichester
|
| 1436 to 1448 | Thomas Cheryton
(Thomas Cheriton) |
|
| 1448 to 1454 | John Stanbery
(John Stanbury) |
|
| 1454 to 1464 | James Blakedon | Bishop of Achad-Fobhair
|
| 1464 to 1496 | Thomas Ednam
alias Richard Evynden
(Richard Edenham) |
|
| 1496 to 1500 | Henry Deane | Prior of Llanthony and Lord Chancellor of Ireland
|
| 1500 to 1504 | Thomas Pigot |
|
| 1504 to 1509 | John Penny | Translated to Carlisle
|
| 1509 to 1534 | Thomas Skeffington | Abbot of Waverley
|
| 1534 to 1539 | John Salcott
alias Capon |
|
| 1539 to 1541 | John Birde | Last Provincial of the Carmelites; translated to Chester
|
| 1541 to March 1552 | Arthur Bulkeley | Died in office
|
| March 1552 to 1555 | vacant | for 3 years
|
| 1555 to 1559 | William Glynn | Master of Queen's College, Cambridge
|
| 1559 to 1566 | Rowland Merrick | Chancellor and Residentiary of St David's
|
| 1566 to 1585 | Nicholas Robinson |
|
| 1585 to 1595 | Hugh Bellot | Translated to Chester
|
| 1595 to 1598 | Richard Vaughan | Archdeacon of Middlesex; translated to Chester
|
| 1598 to 1616 | Henry Rowlands |
|
| 1616 to 1631 | Lewis Bayley |
|
| 1631 to 1633 | David Dolben |
|
| 1633 to 1637 | Edmund Griffith | Dean of Bangor
|
| 1637 to 1666 | William Roberts | Sub-dean of Wells
|
| 1666 to 1673 | Robert Morgan | Archdeacon of Merioneth
|
| 1673 to 1689 | Humphrey Lloyd | Dean of St Asaph
|
| 1689 to 1701 | Humphrey Humphreys | Dean of Bangor; translated to Hereford
|
| 1701 to 1715 | John Evans | Translated to Meath, Ireland
|
| 1715 to 1721 | Benjamin Hoadley | Rector of St Peter's-le-Poor, London; translated to Hereford
|
| 1721 to 1723 | Richard Reynolds | Dean of Peterborough; translated to Lincoln
|
| 1723 to 1728 | William Baker | Warden of Wadham College, Oxford; translated to Norwich
|
| 1728 to 1734 | Thomas Sherlock | Dean of Chichester; translated to Salisbury
|
| 1734 to 1737 | Charles Cecil | Translated from Bristol
|
| 1737 to 1743 | Thomas Herring | Dean of Rochester; translated to York
|
| 1743 to 1748 | Matthew Hutton | Translated to York
|
| 1748 to 1756 | Zacariah Pearce
(Zachary Pearce ) | Dean of Winchester; translated to Rochester
|
| 1756 to 1769 | John Egerton | Dean of Hereford; translated to Lichfield and Coventry
|
| 1769 to 1774 | John Ewer | Translated from Llandaff
|
| 1774 to 1783 | John Moore | Dean of Canterbury; translated to Canterbury
|
| 1783 to 1800 | John Warren | Translated from St David's
|
| 5 April 1800 to 1806 | William Cleaver | Translated from Chester; translated to St Asaph
|
| 13 December 1806 to 1809 | John Randolph | Translated from Oxford; translated to London
|
| 12 August 1809 to 9 July 1830 | Henry William Majendie | Translated from Chester; died in office
|
| 10 October 1830 to 19 April 1859 | Christopher Bethell | Translated from Exeter; died in office
|
| 12 May 1859 to 1890 | James Colquhoun Campbell | Archdeacon of Llandaff
|
| 1890 to 1898 | Daniel Lewis Lloyd |
|
| 1899 to 1924 | Watkin Herbert Williams |
|
| 1925 to 1928 | Daniel Davies |
|
| 1928 to 1944 | Charles Alfred Howel Green | Also Archbishop of Wales 1934-1944
|
| 1944 to 1948 | David Edwards Davies |
|
| 1949 to 1956 | John Charles Jones |
|
| 1957 to 1982 | Gwilym Owen Williams | Also Archbishop of Wales 1971-1982
|
| 1982 to 1992 | John Cledan Mears |
|
| 1992 to 1999 | Barry Cennydd Morgan |
|
| 2000 to 2004 | Francis James Saunders Davies | Elected 1999
|
| 2004 to present | Phillip Anthony Crockett | Archdeacon of Carmarthen and Vicar of Cynwyl Elfed, Cwm Duad and Newchurch; enthroned 18 September 2004
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