For the Anglican bishop of Quebec, Canada, see George Mountain.
The Most Reverend
George Montaigne
Archbishop of York
George Montaigne during his time as Bishop of London.
Church
Church of England
Diocese
York
Installed
July 1628
Term ended
24 October 1628
Predecessor
Tobias Matthew
Successor
Samuel Harsnett
Orders
Ordination
28 June 1593 by Richard Howland
Consecration
14 December 1617 by George Abbot
Personal details
Born
1569
Cawood, Yorkshire
Died
24 October 1628 London
Buried
All Saints' Church, Cawood
Nationality
English
Denomination
Anglican
Ordination history of George Montaigne
History
Diaconal ordination
Ordained by
Richard Howland
Date
28 June 1593
Place
Peterborough
Priestly ordination
Ordained by
Richard Howland
Date
28 June 1593
Place
Peterborough
Episcopal consecration
Principal consecrator
George Abbot
Co-consecrators
Marco Antonio de Dominis John King Lancelot Andrewes John Buckeridge John Overall
Date
14 December 1617
Place
Lambeth
Source(s):[1]
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George Montaigne (or Mountain; 1569 – 24 October 1628) was an English bishop.
^Robert David Redmile (September 2006). The Apostolic Succession and the Catholic Episcopate in the Christian Episcopal. Xulon Press. p. 181. ISBN 978-1-60034-516-6.
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the relatively unimportant see of St Davids. Laud became a confidant of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, at the end of the reign. The Buckingham...
deposed 1570) c. 1570 William Mount (died 1602) 1602 Richard Neile 1608 GeorgeMontaigne (appointed Bishop of Lincoln 1617) 1618 Walter Balcanquhall (appointed...
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James I to that college in 1605. On 13 December 1610, he succeeded GeorgeMontaigne as divinity professor at Gresham College. This post he resigned in...
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been Bishop of Chester-le-Street, attested royal charters. According to George Molyneaux, the church of St Cuthbert "was in all probability the greatest...
Calvinist clergy led to his being accused in 1615 before the King of popery, by George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury. He was able to convince the King that the...
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Succeeded by George Carleton Preceded by John Overall Bishop of Norwich 1619–1628 Succeeded by Francis White Preceded by GeorgeMontaigne Archbishop of...
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bishops, serving after their retirements, have included: 1968 – 1977 (d.): George Clarkson, retired Dean of Guildford and former Bishop suffragan-Archdeacon...
1606 Term ended 1628 (death) Predecessor Matthew Hutton Successor GeorgeMontaigne Other post(s) Public Orator of Oxford University (1569–1572) President...
Edmund Grindal Edwin Sandys John Piers Matthew Hutton Tobias Matthew GeorgeMontaigne Samuel Harsnett Richard Neile John Williams Episcopacy abolished (Commonwealth)...
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