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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.

The Bishop's residence is The Palace, Exeter.

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 Cron. Lyfing became Bishop of Cron 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)


Tenure Incumbent Notes
See at Tawton
905 to 909 Werstan
(Eadulphus)
909 to 912 Putta
See at Cron
912 to 939 Edwulf
939 to 953 Aethelgar
953 to 973 Aelfwold I
973 to 978 Sideman
978 to 986 Aelfric
986 to 987 Aelfwold II
987 to 1013 Aelfwold III
1013 to 1027 Ednoth
1027 to 1046 Lyfing
1046 to 1050 Leofric Becoming Bishop of Exeter
See at Exeter
1050 to 10 February 1072 Leofric Hitherto Bishop of Cron; died in office
1072 to 1107 Osbern FitzOsbern Died in office
1107 to 26 September 1138 William Warelwast Died in office
1138 to 28 March 1155 Robert of Chichester Died in office
1155 to 1160 Robert Warelwast
1161 to 14 December 1184 Bartholomew Iscanus Died in office
1186 to 1 June 1191 John the Chanter Died in office
1194 to 26 October 1206 Henry Marshal Died in office
1214 to 9 September 1223 Simon de Apulia Died in office
1223 to 24 November 1244 William Bruere Died in office
1245 to 26 December 1257 Richard Blundy
(Richard Blondy)
Died in office
1258 to 22 July 1280 Walter Branscombe
(Walter Bronescombe)
Died in office
1280 to 1 October 1291 Peter Quinel Died in office
1291 to 1307 Thomas Bitton
(Thomas de Bytton)
1308 to 1326 Walter Stapledon
1326 to 1327 James Berkeley
1327 to 1327 John Godeley
1327 to 1369 John Grandisson
1370 to 1394 Thomas Brantingham
(Thomas Brantyngham)
1395 to 1419 Edmund Stafford
1419 to 1419 John Catterick
(John Ketterick)
1420 to 1455 Edmund Lacey
(Edmund Lacy)
1455 to 1456 John Hales
1456 to 1465 George Neville
1465 to 1478 John Booth
(John Bothe)
1478 to 1487 Peter Courtenay
1487 to 1492 Richard Fox
1492 to 1495 Oliver King
1496 to 1502 Richard Redman
1502 to 1504 John Arundel
1504 to 1519 Hugh Oldham
1519 to 1551 John Veysey
1551 to 1553 Miles Coverdale
1553 to 1555 John Veysey Restored
1555 to 1560 James Turberville
1560 to 1571 William Alleyn
(William Alley)
1571 to 1578 William Bradbridge
1579 to 1594 John Woolton
1594 to 1597 Geravse Babington
1598 to 1621 William Cotton
1621 to 1626 Valentine Carey
1627 to 1641 Joseph Hall
1642 to 1659 Ralph Brownrigg
1660 to 1662 John Gauden
1662 to 1667 Seth Ward
1667 to 1676 Anthony Sparrow
1676 to 1688 Thomas Lamplugh
1688 to 1707 Jonathan Trelawney
(John Trelawny )
1708 to 1716 Offspring Blackall
1717 to 1724 Lancelot Blackburn
1724 to 1742 Stephen Weston
1742 to 1746 Nicholas Claget
1746 to 1762 George Lavington
1762 to 1777 Frederick Keppel
1778 to 1792 John Ross
1792 to 1796 William Buller
1797 to 1803 Henry Reginald Courtenay
1803 to 1807 John Fisher
1807 to 1820 George Pelham
1820 to 1830 William Carey
1830 to 1830 Christopher Bethell
1830 to 1869 Henry Phillpotts Died in office
1869 to 1885 Frederick Temple Consecrated 21 December 1869; translated to London
1885 to 1900 Edward Henry Bickerseth
1900 to 1903 Herbert Edward Ryle
1903 to 1916 Archibald Robertson
1916 to 1936 Rupert Ernest William Gascoyne-Cecil
1936 to 1948 Charles Edward Curzon
1949 to 1973 Robert Cecil Mortimer
1973 to 1985 Eric Arthur John Mercer
1985 to 1999 Geoffrey Hewlett Thompson
2000 to present Michael Laurence Langrish Bishop of Birkenhead



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Sources

  • Haydn's Book of Dignities (1894) Joseph Haydn/Horace Ockerby, reprinted 1969
  • Whitaker's Almanack 1883 to 2004, Joseph Whitaker and Sons Ltd/A&C Black, London


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