Robert de Bingham
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This article is about the Bishop of Salisbury. For the American writer, see Robert Bingham
Robert de Bingham (1180-1246) was the Bishop of Salisbury from 1229 to 1246. He was consecrated at Wilton Abbey in 1229.
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| Preceded by Richard Poore |
Bishop of Salisbury 1229–1246 |
Succeeded by William de York |
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