Tom Longworth

British bishop (1891–1977)

Tom Longworth was a 20th-century Anglican bishop.[1]

He was born on 8 January 1891 and educated at Shrewsbury and University College, Oxford and ordained in 1916. From 1927 to 1935 he was the Rector of Guisborough and then Benwell before his ordination to the episcopate as the second Bishop of Pontefract,[2] with the additional title of Archdeacon of the area.[3] Translated to Hereford in 1949[4] he retired in 1961 and died on 15 October 1977.[5]

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1. ^ "Handbook of British Chronology" Fryde, E.B; Greenway D.E; Porter, S; Roy, I.; Cambridge, CUP,1996 ISBN 978-0-521-56350-5
2. ^ Wakefield Diocese web-site Archived 6 July 2007 at the Wayback Machine
3. ^ Four New Bishops Suffragan Consecration In York Minster The Times Friday, 3 February 1939; pg. 9; Issue 48220; col F
4. ^ The Times, Thursday, 30 June 1949; pg. 7; Issue 51421; col C Bishop’s Enthronement
5. ^ Obituary-The Right Rev Tom Longworth Former Bishop of Hereford The Times Monday, 17 October 1977; pg. 15; Issue 60136; col F

Church of England titles

Preceded by

Campbell Richard Hone

|  Bishop of Pontefract
1939 - 1949  | Succeeded by

Arthur Harold Morris

Preceded by

Richard Godfrey Parsons

|  Bishop of Hereford
1949 - 1961  | Succeeded by

Mark Allin Hodson

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Bishops of Pontefract and of Wakefield

Pontefract|

* Campbell Hone
* Tom Longworth
* Arthur Morris
* George Clarkson
* Eric Treacy
* Gordon Fallows
* Richard Hare
* John Finney
* David James
* Tony Robinson

Wakefield|

* Tony Robinson, Bishop of Pontefract, area bishop in Wakefield
* Tony Robinson

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Bishops of Hereford

Early Medieval|

* Putta
* Tyrhtel
* Torhthere
* Walhstod
* Cuthbert of Canterbury
* Podda
* Acca
* Headda
* Aldberht
* Esne
* Ceolmund
* Utel
* Wulfheard
* Beonna
* Eadwulf
* Cuthwulf
* Mucel
* Deorlaf
* Cynemund
* Edgar
* Tidhelm
* Wulfhelm
* Ælfric
* Athulf

High Medieval|

* Æthelstan
* Leofgar
* Ealdred
* Walter of Lorraine
* Robert de Losinga
* Gerard
* Roger
* Reynelm
* Geoffrey de Clive
* Richard de Capella
* Robert de Bethune
* Gilbert Foliot
* Robert of Melun
* Robert Foliot
* William de Vere
* Giles de Braose
* Hugh de Mapenor
* Hugh Foliot
* Ralph de Maidstone
* Michael
* Peter of Aigueblanche
* John de Breton
* Thomas de Cantilupe
* Richard Swinefield

Late Medieval|

* Adam Orleton
* Thomas Charleton
* John Trilleck
* Lewis de Charleton
* William Courtenay
* John Gilbert
* Thomas Trevenant
* Robert Mascall
* Edmund Lacey
* Thomas Polton
* Thomas Spofford
* Richard Beauchamp
* Reginald Boulers
* John Stanberry
* Thomas Mylling
* Edmund Audley

Early modern|

* Adriano Castellesi
* Richard Mayew
* Charles Booth
* Edward Foxe
* Edmund Bonner
* John Skypp
* John Harley
* Robert Parfew
* Thomas Reynolds
* John Scory
* Herbert Westfaling
* Robert Bennet
* Francis Godwin
* William Juxon
* Godfrey Goodman
* Augustine Lindsell
* Matthew Wren
* Theophilus Feild
* George Coke
* Episcopacy abolished (Commonwealth)
* Nicholas Monck
* Herbert Croft
* Gilbert Ironside
* Humphrey Humphreys
* Philip Bisse
* Benjamin Hoadly
* Henry Egerton
* Lord James Beauclerk
* John Harley
* John Butler

Late modern|

* Folliott Cornewall
* John Luxmoore
* George Huntingford
* Edward Grey
* Thomas Musgrave
* Renn Hampden
* James Atlay
* John Percival
* Hensley Henson
* Linton Smith
* Charles Lisle Carr
* Richard Parsons
* Tom Longworth
* Mark Hodson
* John Eastaugh
* John Oliver
* Anthony Priddis
* Alistair Magowan (acting)
* Richard Frith
* Alistair Magowan (acting)
* Richard Jackson

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