Aldhun came to Durham, 995
Vacancy, 1018
Eadmund, 1021
Eadred, 1041
Egelric, 1042
Egelwin, 1056
Walcher, 1071
William de St. Calais, 1080
Vacancy, 1096
Rannulf Flambard, 1099
Vacancy, 1129
Galfrid Rufus (Lord Chancellor), 1133
Vacancy and usurpation of Cumin, 1140
William de S. Barbara, 1143
Hugh de Pudsey, 1153
Vacancy, 1194
Philip de Pictavia (el. 1195, cons. 1197)
Vacancy, 1208
Richard de Marisco (Lord Chancellor), 1217
Vacancy, 1226
Richard Poor, 1228
Vacancy, 1237
Nicholas de Farnham, 1241
Walter de Kirkham, 1249
Robert de Stitchill, 1260
Robert de Insula, 1274
Antony Beck, 1283
Richard de Kellaw, 1311
Lewis de Beaumont, 1318
Richard de Bury (Lord Chancellor), 1333
Thomas de Hatfield, 1345
John Fordham, 1382
Walter Skirlaw, 1388
Thomas Langley (Lord Chancellor) (afterwards Cardinal), 1406
Robert Neville, 1438
Laurence Booth (Lord Chancellor), 1457
William Dudley, 1476
Vacancy, 1483
John Sherwood, 1485
Richard Fox, 1494
William Sever, 1502
Vacancy, 1505 Christopher Bainbridge (Afterwards Cardinal), 1507
Vacancy, 1508
Thomas Ruthall, 1509
Thomas Wolsey (already Cardinal and Abp. Of York), 1523
Cuthbert Tunstall, 1530

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