Anglician Apostolic Succession
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CELTIC-HEBRAIC
Lines of Apostolic Succession
This line starts with James the less who was the first bishop of Jerusalem. (Acts 15) The See of Jerusalem as a patriarchal see was named as such in AD 451, at the Council of Chalcedon. Many of these bishops also lived in Constantinople and the lines of succession from Jerusalem are mixed in the Orthodox Greek lines which you will find under the Orthodox lines.
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JESUS THE MESSIAH
1. JAMES the less: recognized by the other Apostles as the Bishop of Jerusalem
2. Simeon
3. Justus I
4. Zaccheus
5. Tobias
6. Benjamin
7. John I
8. Matthias
9. Philip
10. Seneca
11. Justus II
12. Levi
13. Ephraim
14. Joseph
15. Judas
16. Marcus
17. Cassianus
18. Publius
19. Maximus I
20. Julian
21. Caius
22. Symmachus
23. Caius II
24. Julian II
25. Maximus II
26. Antonius
27. Capito
28. Valius
29. Daleanus
30. Narcissus
31. Dius
32. Germanio
33. Gordius
34. Alexander
35. Nazabancs
36. Hymenacus
37. Zamboas
38. Herman
39. Marcarius I
40. Maximus III
41. Cyril
42. Herenius
43. Hilary
44. John II
45. Praglius
46. Juvenal
47. Anastacius
48. Martyrius
49. Salutis
50. Elias
51. John III of Jerusalem
52. ST. DAVID: consecrated first Celtic Bishop of Mineva, St. David's,
Wales (AD 519)
Historical Note: There is some disagreement that St. David did ever
travel to Jerusalem. If that was the case, there is
still a valid a Celtic Anglican Line from St. David
An email comment from Henry Moffit
53. Cynog
54. Teilo
55. Ceven
56. Morfall
57. Haerwneu
58. Elwaed
59. Gwrnwen
60. Llumverth
61. Gwrgwyst
62. Gwgan
63. Eineon
64. Clydawg
65. Elfod
66. Ethelman
67. Elane
68. Magelsgwyd
69. Made
70. Cadell
71. Sadwrnfen
72. Novis
73. Sulhaithnay
74. Idwall
75. Asser
76. Arthwael
77. Samson
78. Reubin
79. Rhydderch
80. Elwin
81. Morbiw
82. Llunwerth
83. Hubert
84. Enerius
85. Ivor
86. Morgeneu I
87. Nathan
88. Jenan
89. Arwystl
90. Morgeneu II
91. Ervin
92. Trahacarn
93. Joseph
94. Bleiddud
95. Salien
96. Abraham
97. Rhyddmarch
98. Wilfrid
99. Bernard
100. D. Fitzgerald
101. P. deLeia
102. G. Camb
103. G. deHenelawe
104. Jowerth
105. Gross
106. deCarew
107. T. Hech
108. D. Martin
109. H. Gower
110. J. Thorsby
111. R. Brian
112. F. Fastolfe
113. H. Doughton
114. J. Gilbert
115. G. deMona
116. Henry. CHICHELE: Bishop of of the Celtic Church in Wales, St. Davids in 1408, made
Archbishop of Canterbury by Rome (1414)
117. J. Stalford
118. J. Kemp
119. T. Bourchier
120. J. Morton
121. H. Dean
122. W. Wareham
123. T. CRANMER: from a Celtic Line made Archbishop of Canterbury
124. R. Pole
125. M. Parker
126. E. Grindall
127. J. Whitgift
128. R. Bancroft
129. G. Abbott
130. W. Laud, Bishop of St Davids in 1621, 1629 chancellor of Oxford University, 1633 Abp. of Canterbury
131. W. Juxon
132. G. Sheldon
133. W. SANCROFT
NOTE: The American Episcopal Lineages of both Samuel Seabury and Thomas Herring are
traced back to William Sancroft. Either link may be followed to reach
William Sancroft, and ultimately go to the oldest recorded consecration for
this line of Apostolic Succession.