List of the bishops of St Asaph
The following people were bishops of the Diocese of St Asaph in Wales :
- 583 - ??? Saint Kentigern ( Saint Mungo ) (also Bishop of Glasgow)
- Asaph (Asa)
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- around 600 Tysilio
- around 800 Renchidus
- around 928 Cebur
- around 1070 Melanus
- 1143–1152 Gilbertus (Galfridus)
- 1152-1154 Geoffrey of Monmouth
- 1154-1155 Richard
- 1155–1175 Godefridus (Godfrey)
- 1175-1183 Adam
- 1183–1186 John I (John)
- 1186–1225 Reinerus (Reyner, Reiner)
- 1225-1235 Abraham
- 1235–1240 Hugo (Hugh; Hywel I.)
- 1240 to approx. 1247 Howel ap Ednevet (Hywel II. From Ednyfed)
- approx. 1247-1249 vacant
- 1249-1267 Anian I.
- 1267-1268 John
- 1268-1293 Anian II
- 1293–1314 Leoline de Bromfeld (Llywelyn Bromfield)
- 1314-1352 David I.
- 1352-1357 John Trevor I
- 1357-1376 Leoline ap Madoc
- 1376-1382 William de Sprinlington
- 1382-1390 Lawrence Child
- 1390–1395 Alexander Bache
- 1395–1402 John Trevor II
- 1402-1411 David II
- 1411-1433 Robert de Lancaster
- 1433–1444 John Lowe (then Bishop of Rochester)
- 1444–1450 Reginald Pecock (then Bishop of Chichester)
- 1450–1461 Thomas I.
- 1461–1472 Thomas II.
- 1472–1495 Richard Redman (then Bishop of Exeter)
- 1495-1499 Michael Dyacon
- 1499-1503 David III.
- 1503-1513 David IV.
- 1513-1518 Edmund Birkhead
- 1518-1535 Henry Standish
- 1535–1536 William Barlow (afterwards Bishop of St. David's)
- 1536–1554 Robert Warton (Robert Parfew; Robert Parfoy) (also Bishop of Hereford)
- 1554–1559 Thomas III. Goldwell (last Roman Catholic bishop)
- 1559–1561 Richard Davies (also Bishop of St. David's)
- 1561–1573 Thomas IV. Davies
- 1573–1603 William Morgan (before that Bishop of Llandaff)
- 1603-1622 Richard Parry
- 1622-1629 John Hamner
- 1629-1651 John Owen
- 1651-1660 vacant
- 1660–1667 George Griffith
- 1667-1669 Henry Glenham
- 1669–1680 Isaac Barrow (previously Bishop of Sodor & Man)
- 1680–1692 William Lloyd (previously Bishop of Lichfield & Coventry)
- 1692–1703 Edward Jones (before that Bishop of Cloynes)
- 1703–1704 George Hooper (then Bishop of Bath & Wells)
- 1704-1708 William Beveridge
- 1708–1714 William Fleetwood (afterwards Bishop of Ely)
- 1714–1727 John Wynne (later Bishop of Bath & Wells)
- 1727–1731 Francis Hare (then Bishop of Chichester)
- 1731–1736 Thomas Tanner
- 1736–1743 Isaac Maddox (then Bishop of Worcester)
- 1743–1743 John Thomas (elected, Bishop of Lincoln before consecration)
- 1743–1748 Samuel Lisle (afterwards Bishop of Norwich)
- 1748–1761 Robert Drummond (later Bishop of Salisbury)
- 1761–1769 Richard Newcombe (before that, Bishop of Llandaff)
- 1769–1789 John Shipley (before that Bishop of Llandaff)
- 1789–1790 Samuel Halifax (previously Bishop of Gloucester)
- 1790–1802 Lewis Bagot (before that Bishop of Norwich)
- 1802–1806 Samuel Horsley (previously Bishop of Rochester)
- 1806–1815 William Cleaver (before that, Bishop of Bangor)
- 1815–1830 John Luxmore (previously Bishop of Hereford)
- 1830–1846 William Carey (previously Bishop of Exeter)
- 1846–1870 Thomas Vowler Short (before that, Bishop of Sodor & Man)
- 1870-1889 Joshua Hughes
- 1889–1934 Alfred George Edwards (also Archbishop of Wales)
- 1934–1950 William Thomas Havard
- 1950–1971 David Daniel Bartlett, DD
- 1971–1982 Harold John Charles, MA
- 1982–1999 Alwyn Rice Jones (also Archbishop of Wales 1991–1999)
- 1999-2008 John Stewart Davies
- 2009- Gregory Cameron