List of 1516 English Incumbents - Religious

Religious

  • Archbishop of Canterbury
    • William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury (1503–1532)
  • Archbishop of York
    • Archbishop of York –
      1. Christopher Bainbridge, Archbishop of York (1507–1514)
      2. Thomas VII Wolsey, Archbishop of York (1514–1530)
  • Bishop of Bath and Wells
    • Adriano de Castello, Bishop of Bath and Wells (1503–1518)
  • Bishop of Durham
    • Thomas Ruthall, Bishop of Durham (1508–1523)
  • Bishop of Chichester
    • Robert Sherburne, Bishop of Chichester (1508–1536)
  • Bishop of London
    • Richard FitzJames, Bishop of London (1505–1522)
English incumbents by year
  • 1510
  • 1511
  • 1512
  • 1513
  • 1514
  • 1515
  • 1516
  • 1517
  • 1518
  • 1519
  • 1520

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