George Gledstanes
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An Archbishop of St Andrews during the seventeenth century.
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| Preceded by John Graham, 3rd Earl of Montrose |
Chancellor of the University of St Andrews 1604 - 1615 |
Succeeded by John Spottiswoode |
[Known] Pre-Norman Bishops
Cellach I · Fothad I · Máel Ísu I · Cellach II · Máel Muire · Máel Ísu II · Ailín · Máel Dúin · Túathal · Fothad II · Giric · Cathróe
Norman and Post-Norman Bishops
Turgot · Eadmer · Robert de Scon · Ernald · Richard · John the Scot · Hugh · Roger de Beaumont · William de Malveisin · Galfred de Liberatione · David de Bernham · Robert de Stuteville · Abel de Golynn · Gamelin · William Wishart · William Fraser · William de Lamberton · James Bane · William Bell · William de Landallis · Stephen de Pa · Walter Trail · Thomas Stewart · Walter de Danyelston · Gilbert de Greenlaw · Henry Wardlaw · James Kennedy · Patrick Graham
Pre-Reformation Archbishops
Patrick Graham · James Stewart · Alexander Stewart · John Hepburn · Innocenzo Cibo · Andrew Forman · James Beaton · David Beaton · John Hamilton · Gavin Hamilton
Post-Reformation Archbishops
John Douglas · Patrick Adamson · George Gledstanes · John Spottiswood · James Sharp · Alexander Burnet · Arthur Rose
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