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Bishop of Lindisfarne, Bishop of Ramsbury, Bishop of Elmham, Bishop of Lindsey
merge Bishop of Leicester (suffragan) to Bishop of Brixworth? Similar merges? Do predecessor aBs of current SBs go in suff. list or aB list (section of diocesan)?
Dean and Chapter of.. Westminster, Windsor, other collegiate churches; St Paul's, other cathedrals?
England: redirects (below) for CofE suffragans, coadjutors, assistants
Clergy Guide, List, Crockford sweeps
Late modern returned colonials, assistants, coadjutors, and creation of suffragan Sees
WAbbey consecration boards
Assistant bishops (sheet)
User:DBD/List of all the Church of England bishops

Living[edit]

User:DBD/ABCD/List of assistant bishops in the Church of England (living)
Use Debrett's & WW to expand bishop articles
2017 active CofE bishops:
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- general checks
- ordinations & consecrations (up to: Kingston, S. Europe, Lambeth, St Albans)
- children privacy
- residences
- townhouses Townhouse (Great Britain)#Episcopal palaces

Medieval assistants[edit]

Saxon suffragans
Mediaeval in partibus (e.g. Bell; transcribe photos 20190619)

Thom Cornish 1485–1513? https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=KmQMBAAAQBAJ&pg=PA40 to PA41
- cons Tenos/Tine 1485aux B&W (under 4)
- Ex suff app 3 Mar 1487 (under 5 bps) 1487–92 under Fox, under Redman https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=qva-lHKNR4MC&pg=PA194
- Winch (under 1 bp, Fox?) PA46
- master of the Hosp of St J, Wells 1485
- other livings
- Provost of Oriel til 1507
Mayo was Deane's suff https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Deane,_Henry_(DNB00)
some Mayo absentees http://mayoabbey.ie/community-council/diocese_of_mayo.html
section on these suffs https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=3G_XAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA111

Colonial returnees[edit]

(20161226) Investigate. Retired or not?

"the Assistant Bishop of the diocese of Birmingham, Dr. Hamilton Baynes." 1923_10_12_391
"the Assistant Bishop of Rochester, the Right Rev. G. L. King." 1930_03_14_309
"the Assistant Bishop of the Diocese {Chichester} and Precentor of the Cathedral, Dr. Southwell" 1930_06_20_783
"the Assistant Bishop of the diocese {Oxford}, Dr. Shaw" 1931_11_06_538
"by the Assistant Bishop {Truro} (Dr. W. R. Mounsey, C.R.)" 1933_05_19_595
"Derby Cathedral. ... the Assistant Bishop, Dr. Every." 1937_12_31_744
"Dr. W. R. Mounsey, C.R., formerly Assistant Bishop of Truro." 1938_09_30_336
"By BISHOP WILLIS, for the BISHOP OF LEICESTER." 1939_10_13_317

201906

Norman Lang (bishop), Pbro

Redirect links[edit]

Suffragans

Diocesans

RETIRED COLONIALS.—<1872_04_05_156>

The Right Rev. Dr. Alford, who recently resigned the Bishopric of Victoria, Hongkong, has become curate of Bowden, Cheshire.
The Right Rev. Dr. Staley, late Bishop of Honolulu, has become curate of Groxliall, near Tamwortb.
Some of the retired colonial bishops have been more fortunate:
The Right Rev. Dr. Jenner did not give up the living of Preston, in Kent, while he was Bishop of Dunedin, and still holds it.
The Right Rev. Dr. Beckles, on retiring from the Bishopric of Sierra Leone, became minister of Berkeley Chapel, Mayfair, and some time since was presented to the rectory of Wootton, near Canterbury.
The Right Rev. Dr. Chapman, on retiring from the Bishoprick of Colombo, became rector of Wootton Courtney, Somerset, a Fellow of Eton College, and a Prebendary of Wells Cathedral.
The Right Rev. Dr. McDougall, on retiring from the Bishoprick of Labuan, became vicar of Godmanchester and Archdeacon of Huntingdon.
The Right Rev. Dr. Claughton, on retiring from the Bishoprick of Colombo, became Archdeacon of London and a Canon of St Paul's.
The Right Rev. Dr. Ryan, on retiring from the Bishopric of the Mauritius, became an Archdeacon in the diocese of Norwich, then rector of St. Nicholas, Guildford, and then vicar of Bradford.
The Right Rev. Dr. Abraham, on resigning the Bishopric of Wellington, New Zealand, became Coadjutor Bishop of Lichfield (with Dr. Selwyn, formerly Bishop of New Zealand); and
the Right Rev. Dr. Hobhouse, formerly Bishop of Nelson, New Zealand, is also an assistant to Bishop Selwyn, and has the living of Edlaston, Derbyshire, to which Bishop Selwyn presented him in 1869,
The Right Rev. Dr. Trower, formerly Bishop of Gibraltar, is sub-dean of Exeter Cathedral
The Right Rev. Dr. Henry Cotterell, formerly Bishop of Grahamstown, has become Coadjutor Bishop of Edinburgh.
The Right Rev. Dr. Anderson, on retiring from the Bishopric of Rupert's Land, became assistant to Dr. Tait, Bishop of London, and was appointed to the Vicarage of Clifton;
all these gentlemen retain their appointments.
The Rev. Dr. Nixon, on retiring from the Bishopric of Tasmania, was presented to the vicarage of Bolton Percy, a rich Yorkshire living, but was obliged to resign it on account of enfeebled health.

Medieval suffragans

Saxon

Bishop of St Martin's Suffragan Bishop of St Martin's Suffragan bishop of St Martin's Bishop Suffragan of St Martin's Bishop of St Martin's (suffragan) bishop suffragan of St Martin's Assistant Bishop of St Martin's Bishop of St Martins Suffragan Bishop of St Martins Suffragan bishop of St Martins Bishop Suffragan of St Martins Bishop of St Martins (suffragan) bishop suffragan of St Martins Assistant Bishop of St Martins Bishop of Saint Martin's Suffragan Bishop of Saint Martin's Suffragan bishop of Saint Martin's Bishop Suffragan of Saint Martin's Bishop of Saint Martin's (suffragan) bishop suffragan of Saint Martin's Assistant Bishop of Saint Martin's Bishop of Saint Martins Suffragan Bishop of Saint Martins Suffragan bishop of Saint Martins Bishop Suffragan of Saint Martins Bishop of Saint Martins (suffragan) bishop suffragan of Saint Martins Assistant Bishop of Saint Martins Bishop of St. Martins Suffragan Bishop of St. Martins Suffragan bishop of St. Martins Bishop Suffragan of St. Martins Bishop of St. Martins (suffragan) bishop suffragan of St. Martins Assistant Bishop of St. Martins Bishop of St. Martin's Suffragan Bishop of St. Martin's Suffragan bishop of St. Martin's Bishop Suffragan of St. Martin's Bishop of St. Martin's (suffragan) bishop suffragan of St. Martin's Assistant Bishop of St. Martin's
Siegfried, a Norwegian bp of the time of Edgar.^[1]
Ralph, a Norwegian bp, abbot of Abingdon 1050–52.
Osmund, possibly lived at Ely and was buried there between 1066 and 1076.
Christiern, came to England was Sweyn, 1070.

^ Fryde, E.B.;. Greenway, D.E.; Porter, S.; Roy, I. Handbook of British Chronology (Cambridge, CUP: 1996) ISBN 0-521-56350-X, p. 284

[1] Fryde, E.B.;. Greenway, D.E.; Porter, S.; Roy, I. Handbook of British Chronology (Cambridge, CUP: 1996) ISBN 0-521-56350-X, p. 284

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