Archdeacon of Teviotdale
The Archdeacon of Teviotdale was the head of the
Teviotdale region of the Scottish Borders region. The position was an important position within the medieval Scottish church; because of the high number of parish churches
in the archdeaconry.
List of archdeacons of Teviotdale
- Peter de Alinton 1238–1242
- Reginald de Irvine 1242–1245
- Nicholas de Moffat, 1245–1270[1]
- William Wishart, 1288–1297 x 1308[2]
- Roger de Welleton, 1307–1310
- William de Hillum, 1312
- William de Yetholm 1320 x 1321–1329
- John de Berwick, x 1354
- John de Boulton, 1354
- Henry de Smalham, 1354–1358 x 1364
- John de Ancrum, 1364–1393
- Thomas de "Mathane", 1394
- John de Merton, 1394–1400 x 1404
- John Forrester, 1418
- William Croyser, 1418–1440 x 1443; 1446 x 1451–1460 x 1461
- John de Scheves, 1418–1419
- John Lyon, 1418–1418 x 1423
- Edward de Lauder, x 1419
- Alexander de Foulertoun, 1422 x 1424
- John Bowmaker, x 1424–1428
- Andrew de Hawick, 1424–1425
- John Benyng, 1426
- William Croyser
- James Croyser, 1440
- Walter Blair, 1441–1447
- Patrick Hume, 1443–1472
- Alexander Inglis, 1471
- John Lichton, 1472
- David Luthirdale, 1474–1475
- John Whitelaw, 1475
- Nicholas Forman, 1478 x 1479
- James Doles, 1478
- John Brown, 1479
- William Elphinstone junior, 1479–1481[3]
- William Elphinstone senior, 1481 x 1482–1486
- John Martini, 1486 x 1491 (?), x 1510
- William Ker, 1491,1510–1511
- George'Berber', 1509
- George Lockhart, 1509 x 1520–1533
- Thomas Ker, x 1534
- John Lauder, 1534–1551
- John Hepburn, 1544–1564 x 1565
- Robert Richardson, 1552–1565
- Thomas Ker, 1565–1569
Notes
- Bishop of Glasgow, though was never consecrated.
- Bishop of St Andrews.
- ^ Became Bishop of Ross in 1481.
Bibliography
- Watt, D.E.R., Fasti Ecclesiae Scotinanae Medii Aevi ad annum 1638, 2nd Draft, (St Andrews, 1969), pp. 174–9
See also
- Archdeacon of Glasgow
- Bishop of St Andrews
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