Archbishop of Wales - List of Archbishops of Wales

List of Archbishops of Wales

Archbishops of Wales
From Until Incumbent Notes
1920 1934 Alfred Edwards Also Bishop of St Asaph since 1889.
1934 1944 Charles Green Previously Bishop of Monmouth; also Bishop of Bangor since 1928; died in office.
1944 1949 David Prosser Also Bishop of St David's since 1926.
1949 1957 John Morgan Previously Bishop of Swansea and Brecon; also Bishop of Llandaff since 1939; died in office.
1957 1967 Edwin Morris Also Bishop of Monmouth since 1945.
1968 1971 Glyn Simon Previously Bishop of Swansea and Brecon; also Bishop of Llandaff since 1957.
1971 1982 Gwilym Williams Also Bishop of Bangor since 1957.
1983 1986 Derrick Childs Also Bishop of Monmouth since 1972.
1987 1991 George Noakes Also Bishop of St David's since 1982.
1991 1999 Alwyn Rice Jones Also Bishop of St Asaph since 1982.
1999 2002 Rowan Williams Also Bishop of Monmouth since 1992; translated to Canterbury.
2003 present Barry Morgan Previously Bishop of Bangor; also Bishop of Llandaff since 1999.
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