List of Bishops
List of the Bishops of Oxford, and its precursor offices.
(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| See at Osney | ||
| Robert King, | ||
| See at Oxford | ||
| Robert King, | ||
| Thomas Goldwell | ||
| vacant | ||
| Hugh Curwen (Hugh Coren) |
||
| vacant | ||
| John Underhill | ||
| vacant | ||
| John Bridges | ||
| John Howson | ||
| Richard Corbet | ||
| John Bancroft | ||
| Robert Skinner | ||
| Robert Skinner | ||
| William Paul | ||
| Walter Blandford | ||
| Nathaniel Crew | ||
| Henry Compton | ||
| John Fell | ||
| Samuel Parker | ||
| Timothy Hall | ||
| John Hough | ||
| William Talbot | ||
| John Potter | ||
| Thomas Secker | ||
| John Hume | ||
| Robert Lowth | ||
| John Butler | ||
| Edward Smallwell | ||
| John Randolph | ||
| Charles Moss | ||
| William Jackson | ||
| Edward Legge | ||
| Charles Lloyd | ||
| Richard Bagot | ||
| Samuel Wilberforce | ||
| John Mackarness | ||
| William Stubbs | ||
| Francis Paget | ||
| Charles Gore | ||
| Hubert Burge | ||
| Thomas Strong | ||
| Kenneth Kirk | ||
| Harry Carpenter | ||
| Kenneth Woollcombe | ||
| Patrick Rodger | ||
| Richard Harries | ||
| John Pritchard | ||
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