Bishop of Grimsby

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In the Church of England the Bishop of Grimsby is a suffragan (assistant) bishop to the Bishop of Lincoln. The current incumbent (in 2008) is the Right Reverend David Rossdale[1].His official residence is Bishop's House, Church Lane, Irby-on-Humber, Lincolnshire. His predecessors were

Tenure Incumbent Notes
1935 to 1937 Ernest Morell Blackie
1937 to 1958 Arthur Ivan Greaves
1958 to 1966 Kenneth Healey
1966 to 1979 Gerald Fitzmaurice Colin
1979 to 2000 David Tustin
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  1. ^ Crockford's on-line Accessed 21:31 1st May 2008