John Hoadly

John Hoadly (1678–1746) was an Anglican divine in the Church of Ireland. He served as Bishop of Ferns and Leighlin from 1727 to 1730 and as Archbishop of Dublin from 1730 to 1742 and Archbishop of Armagh from 1742 until his death.

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Preceded by Hugh Boulter	Archbishop of Armagh 1742–1746	Succeeded by George Stone

Anglican Archbishops of Dublin

George Browne • Hugh Curwen • Adam Loftus • Thomas Jones • Lancelot Bulkeley • James Margetson • Michael Boyle • John Parker • Francis Marsh • Narcissus Marsh • William King • John Hoadly • Charles Cobbe • William Carmichael • Arthur Smyth • John Cradock • Robert Fowler • The Viscount Somerton/The Earl of Normanton • Euseby Cleaver • Lord John Beresford • William Magee • Richard Whately • Richard Chenevix Trench • The Lord Plunket • Joseph Peacocke • John Bernard • Charles D'Arcy • John Gregg • Arthur Barton • George Simms • Alan Buchanan • Henry McAdoo • Donald Caird • Walton Empey • John Neill • Michael Jackson

Anglican Archbishops of Armagh

George Cromer • George Dowdall • Hugh Goodacre • George Dowdall • Adam Loftus • Thomas Lancaster • John Long • John Garvey • Henry Ussher • Christopher Hampton • James Ussher • John Bramhall • James Margetson • Michael Boyle • Narcissus Marsh • Thomas Lindsay • Hugh Boulter • John Hoadly • George Stone • The Lord Rokeby • William Newcome • The Hon William Stuart • The Lord John Beresford • Marcus Beresford • Robert Knox • Robert Gregg • William Alexander • John Crozier • Charles D'Arcy • Godfrey Day • John Gregg • James McCann • George Simms • John Armstrong • Robin Eames • Alan Harper