List
| Priors of St Cuthbert's Cathedral Priory, Durham | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| From | Until | Incumbent | Citation(s) | Notes |
| 1073x4 (Jarrow) 1083 (Durham) |
died 1087 | Aldwin | ||
| 1087 | resigned 1109 | Turgot | ||
| 1109 | died 1137 x 1138 | Algar | ||
| ?1138 | died 1149 | Roger | ||
| 1149 | died 1154 | Lawrence | ||
| 1154 | died 1158 | Absalom | ||
| 1161 x 1162 | resigned 1162 or 1163 | Thomas | ||
| 1163 | died 1189 | Germanus | ||
| 1189 | died 1212 x 1213 | Bertram | ||
| 1212 x 1213 | died 1218 | William | ||
| 1218 | died 1234 | Ranulf Kerneth | ||
| 1234 | died 1244 | Thomas de Melsonby | ||
| 1244 | resigned 1258 | Bertram de Middleton | ||
| 1258 | resigned 1273 | Hugh de Darlington | ||
| 1273 | resigned 1285 | Richard de Claxton | ||
| 1286 | resigned 1290 | Hugh de Darlington (again) | ||
| elected 1290 | Richard de Hoton | |||
| appointed 1300 | Henry de Lusby | |||
| 1308 | resigned 1313 | William de Tanfield | ||
| 1313 | resigned 1321 | Geoffrey de Burdon | ||
| elected 1321 | William de Guisborough | |||
| 1321 | died 1341 | William de Cowton | ||
| 1341 | died 1374 | John Fossor | ||
| 1374 | died 1391 | Robert Berrington of Walworth | ||
| 1391 | died 1416 | John de Hemingbrough | ||
| 1416 | died 1446 | John de Washington | ||
| 1446 | resigned 1456 | William Ebchester | ||
| 1456 | died 1464 | John Burnby | ||
| 1464 | resigned 1479 | Richard Bell | ||
| 1479 | died 1484 | Robert Ebchester | ||
| 1484 | died 1494 | John Auckland | ||
| 1494 | 1519 | Thomas Castell | ||
| 1520 | office abolished 1540 | Hugh Whitehead | ||
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