Salisbury’s bishops from 1058 to date.
- 2012-date Nick Holtam
- 1993-2012 David Stancliffe
- 1982-1993 John Baker
- 1973-1982 George Reindorp
- 1963-1973 Joseph Fison
- 1949-1963 William Anderson
- 1946-1948 Geoffrey Lunt
- 1936-1949 Neville Lovett
- 1921-1935 St Clair Donaldson
- 1911-1921 Frederick Ridgeway – Thomas Hardy’s wife moaned about the length of one of his speeches
- 1885-1911 John Wordsworth – founded the school, and Bishop’s Walk on Harnham Hill
- 1869-1885 George Moberly – had been head of Winchester School. Daughter wrote ‘An Adventure’
- 1854-1869 Walter Hamilton – friend of Gladstone. Instrumental in founding the Theological College
- 1837-1854 Edward Denison
- 1825-1837 Thomas Burgess
- 1807-1825 John Fisher
- 1791-1807 John Douglas
- 1782-1791 Shute Barrington – employer of ‘The Destroyer’
- 1766-1782 John Hume
- 1761-1766 John Thomas (junior) (John Thomas II)
- 1761-1761 Robert Drummond
- 1757-1761 John Thomas (senior)
- 1748-1757 John Gilbert – scuffled with the Mayor’s Mace-Bearer. Became Archbishop of York
- 1734-1748 Thomas Sherlock – opposed Hoadley in ‘the Bangorian controversy’
- 1723-1734 Benjamin Hoadley – the radical, ‘anti-prelatical prelate’
- 1722-1723 Richard Willis
- 1715-1722 William Talbot
- 1689-1715 Gilbert Burnet
- 1667-1689 Seth Ward – friend of Christopher Wren
- 1665-1667 Alexander Hyde
- 1663-1665 John Earle
- 1660-1663 Humphrey Henchman
- 1641-1660 Brian Duppa – advisor to Charles I
- 1621-1641 John Davenant
- 1620-1621 Robert Tounson(Robert Thompson)
- 1618-1620 Martin Fotherby
- 1614-1618 Robert Abbot
- 1598-1614 Henry Cotton
- 1591-1598 John Coldwell
- 1589-1591 vacant For 2 years
- 1577-1589 John Piers
- 1571-1577 Edmund Gheast
- 1559-1571 John Jewell – Wrote the Apology
- 1558-1558 Francis Mallet
- 1557-1558 William Petow
- 1539-1557 John Capon (alias John Salcott)
- 1535-1539 Nicholas Shaxton
- 1524-1534 Lorenzo Campeggio (Lawrence Campejus)
- 1501-1524 Edmund Audley
- 1500-1501 Henry Deane
- 1493-1500 John Blyth (John Blythe)
- 1485-1493 Thomas Langton
- 1482-1485 Lionel Woodville
- 1450-1482 Richard Beauchamp
- 1438-1450 William Ayscough (William Aiscough)- killed at the time of Jack Cade’s rebellion
- 1427-1438 Robert Neville – related to the Kingmaker
- 1417-1427 John Chandler (John Chaundler)
- 1408-1417 Robert Hallam
- 1407-1408 Nicholas Bubwith (Nicholas Bubbewith)
- 1395-1407 Richard Mitford
- 1388-1395 John Waltham Master of the Rolls and Lord Treasurer
- 1375-1388 Ralph Ergham
- 1330-1375 Robert Wyvil(le)
- 1315-1330 Roger Martival
- 1297-1315 Simon of Ghent
- 1291-1297 Nicholas Longespee
- 1288-1291 William de la Corner
- 1288-1288 Lawrence de Awkeburne Died before consecration
- 1287-1288 Henry Brandeston
- 1284-1287 Walter Scammel
- 1274-1284 Robert Wickhampton
- 1263-1271 Walter de la Wyle
- 1256-1262 Giles of Bridport
- 1246-1256 William de York
- 1229-1246 Robert de Bingham – responsible for building the bridge at Harnham
- 1217-1229 Richard Poore
- 1194-1217 Herbert Poore
- 1188-1194 Hubert Walter
- 1184-1188 vacant For 4 years
- 1142-1184 Josceline de Bohon (Jocelin Bohon)
- 1140-1141 Philip de Harcourt – elected but election quashed. Reputedly stole a relic – a saint’s arm
- 1140-1140 Henry de Sully (abbot) elected but election quashed
- 1102-1139 Roger of Salisbury
- 1099-1102 vacant For 2 years
- 1078-1099 Osmond – one of Salisbury’s two saints
- 1058-1078 Herman