Archdeacon of Lincoln

High Medieval

• bef. 1092–?: Richard (first archdeacon)
• c.1100 Albertus Longobardus (the Lombard)
• c. 1106–?: Nicholas
• c.1117 William Bajocensis ^[1]
• ?–?1129 Roger de Clinton (afterwards Bishop of Lichfield, 1129)^[1]
• bef. 1132–?: William of Bayeux
• bef. 1145–aft. 1169: Robert
• c. 1160: Richard D'Aumery
• c. 1140–1170: Robert de Chesney
• bef. 1171–bef. 1175 (res.): Geoffrey Plantagenet (afterwards Bishop of Lincoln, 1173}
• aft. 1175–aft. 1215 (rem.): Peter (half-brother of Geoffrey)
• bef. 1219–1223 (res.): William de Thornaco (afterwards Dean of Lincoln, 1223)
• 1223–1238 (d.): Robert of Hailes
• 1238–1248 (res.): Thomas Wallensis (afterwards Bishop of St Davids, 1248)
• 1248–1255 (depr.): William Lupus (Le Loup)
• c. 1255–aft. 1277 (d.): Roger de Fuldon
• bef. 1277–12 December 1290 (d.): William de la Gare
• bef. 1291–30 May 1319 (exch.): William de Estiniaco (d'Estaing)

Late Medieval

• 30 May 1319–1323 (res.): John de Stratford (afterwards Bishop of Winchester, 1324]]
• 1323–c. 1 March 1330 (res.): Archibald de Périgord (bishop's/papal grant)
• 22 July 1323–25 October 1330 (rev.): John Erdeleye (royal grant; revoked)
• 24 July 1323: Robert Baldock (unsuccessful royal grant)
• 6 February 1327–1331 (d.): Hugh de Camera (royal grant; papal grant in 1330)
• 26 May 1331–1349 (d.): Thomas Northwood/Northwode
• 1349: John de Offord ^[1]
• 1352: William Askeby/Scoter (unsuccessful papal reservation)
• 8 May 1354–1355 (res.): Hugues Auberti (Hugh Aubert)
• 18 February 1355–10 May 1363 (d.): Audoen Cardinal Aubert (Cardinal priest of Santi Giovanni e Paolo)
• 23 May 1363–1367 (res.): William of Wykeham (afterwards Bishop of Winchester 1367)
• bef. 1369–1386 (d.): Richard de Ravenser
• 5 June 1386–bef. 1390 (d.): Nicholas Chaddesden (claimant)
• 23 March 1387–September 1401 (res.): Henry Bowet ^[2] {afterwards Bishop of Wells,1401)
• bef. 1391–4 March 1391 (rem.): John Thomas
• 1 April 1399: William Feriby (royal grant)
• 23 April 1399: Richard Maudeleyn (collated by bishop)
• 27 September 1401–1403 (d.): John Scarle
• 25 April 1403–1405 (d.): Thomas Bekingham
• 6 February 1405–1431 (d.): Henry Wells
• 22 September 1407: Anthonio Correr (unsuccessful claimant)
• 23 October 1431–1458 (d.): Richard Cawdrey/Caudray
• 1458–1463 (d.): Richard Ewen
• 27 April 1464–1471 (d.): John Chadworth

• 6 August 1471–bef. 1481 (d.): John Ruding
• 5 November 1481–1494 (d.): John Coke
• 28 July 1494–1506 (d.): Thomas Hutton
• 21 August 1506–1528 (d.): William Smith
• 22 June 1528–1542 (att.): Richard Pate (later Bishop of Worcester, 1554)

Early modern

• 8 April 1542–1549 (d.): George Heneage (previously Dean of Lincoln, 1528–38)
• 22 September 1549–1554 (depr.): Nicholas Bullingham (deprived)
• 23 May 1554–December 1558 (d.): Thomas Marshall
• 27 December 1558–15 January 1559 (depr.): Gawin/Owen Hodgson (deprived)
• 15 January 1559–1562: Nicholas Bullingham (restored; also Bishop of Lincoln from 1560)
• 6 November 1562–1577 (res.): John Aylmer (afterwards Bishop of London, 1577)
• 25 June 1577–1580 (res.): William Cole (later Dean of Lincoln, 1598}
• 1 April 1581–1595 (d.): John Barefoot
• 27 August 1595–1612 (d.): Richard Clayton (also Dean of Peterborough, 1590-1612)
• 11 September 1612–1626 (d.): John Hills
• 25 November 1626–1644 (d.): Morgan Wynne
• 20 August 1645–2 February 1667 (d.): Raphael Throckmorton (not installed until the Restoration, 1660)
• 27 February 1667–13 August 1709 (d.): John Cawley
• 26 August 1687: Thomas Oldys (unsuccessful counter-claimant)
• 22 October 1709–21 January 1725 (d.): John Mandeville (also Dean of Peterborough, 1722–25)
• 19 July 1725–6 June 1769 (d.): George Reynolds
• 1 July 1769–4 January 1793 (d.): John Gordon
• 13 September 1793–5 June 1817 (d.): John Pretyman
• 11 June 1817–8 February 1845 (res.): Charles Goddard
• 22 February 1845–24 December 1862 (d.): Henry Bonney

Late modern

• 1863–9 June 1913 (d.): William Kaye^[3]
• 1913–1925 (res.): George Jeudwine^[4]
• 1925–1933 (ret.): John Hine (also Bishop suffragan of Grantham until 1930; honorary assistant bishop after 1930)^[5]
• 1933–1937 (res.): Hubert Larken^[6]
• 1938–1947 (res.): Kenneth Warner^[7]
• 1947–1951 (res.): Kenneth Lamplugh^[8]
• 1951–1958 (res.): Kenneth Healey^[9]
• 1960–1976 (ret.): Arthur Smith (afterwards archdeacon emeritus)^[10]
• 1977–1983 (res.): Michael Adie^[11]
• 1983–1988 (res.): Ronald Milner^[12]
• 1988–1995 (ret.): Michael Brackenbury (afterwards archdeacon emeritus)^[13]
• 1995–2008 (ret.): Arthur Hawes (afterwards archdeacon emeritus)^[14]
• September 2009–present: Tim Barker^[15][16]