List of The Priors of Finchale
- Thomas (appointed 1196)
- John
- Ralph
- Robert of Stitchil (later Bishop of Durham)
- Robert de Insula (later Bishop of Durham)
- Robert de Eskerick
- Henry de Tesdale (appears 1295)
- Walter de Swinburne
- Galfrid de Burdon (1303, 1307; later Prior of Durham)
- Richard
- Adam de Boyville
- Henry de Stamford (1312; elected—but not confirmed as—Bishop of Durham, 1316)
- Walter de Scaresbreck
- John de Laton (1317)
- Henry de Novo Castello (1318)
- Richard of Aslacby (1324–1331)
- Thomas de Lund, D.T. (1333)
- Emeric de Lumley (1341-2)
- John de Beverlaco
- John Barnaby (1345)
- Nicholas de Luceby (1346-9)
- John Wawayne
- John de Norton
- Thomas Graystanes (1354)
- William de Goldisburgh (1354–60)
- John de Neuton (1360-3)
- John de Tykhill (1363)
- Uhtred de Boldon (1367)
- Richard de Birtley (1372)
- John de Normandby (1373)
- Uhtred de Boldon (1375)
- John de Beryngton (1384)
- Uhtred de Boldon (1390)
- Roger Maynsforth
- Robert Rypon (1397)
- Thomas d'Autre (1405–1411)
- William de Poklyngton (1411–23)
- William Barry (1423)
- Henry Feriby (1439–50)
- John Oll (1450-1)
- Thomas Ayer (1451-7)
- Richard Bell (1457–64; later Bishop of Carlisle)
- Thomas Ayre (1464)
- Thomas de Hexham (1465)
- William Byrden (1466–79)
- Robert Werdale (1479–91)
- John Swan (1491)
- Richard Caley (1502)
- William Cathorne (1506, 1514, 1519, 1520)
- Richard Caley (1525-7)
- John Halywell (1528)
- William Bennett (1536)
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