Reformed Anglicans

30 March 1607 A.D. Richard Vaughn Passes—102 nd Bishop of London; BA, MA, DD, St. John’s, Cambridge; Bishop of Bangor (1595-1597); Bishop of Chester (1597-1604)’ Translated from Chester; Nominated on 8 Dec and Confirmed 20 Dec 1604; Died in Office Richard Vaughan (bishop) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rt Revd Richard Vaughan DD MA BA Bishop of London De Passe engraving, 1620 Church Church of England Diocese Diocese of London Installed 1604 Term ended 1607 Predecessor Richard Bancroft Successor Thomas Ravis Other posts Bishop of Bangor (1595–1597) Bishop of Chester (1597–1604) Orders Ordination c. 1578 Consecration c. 1595 Personal details Born c. 1550 Died 1607 (aged 56–57) ...

8 March 1577 A.D. Bishop Edwin Sandys Translated to Archbishopric of York; Boyhood Friendship with (ABC) Edmund Grindal; BA, St. John’s, Cambridge, 1539; D.D. (When That was a Meaningful Degree), St. John’s, Cambridge, 1549; Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, 1553; Imprisoned in Tower of London & Marshalea Prison, London; Escapes to Continent & Resides at Antwerp, Augsburg, Strasbourg and Finally Zurich; Previously Bishop of Worcester (1559-1570); Nominated & Confirmed as 98 th Bishop of London 13 Jul 1570; Archbishop of York (1577-1588); Protestant & Reformed Anglican Churchman; U.S. President Zachary Taylor a Descendant The Sermons of Edwin Sandys, D.D., Successively Bishop of Worcester and London, and Archbishop of York: To Which Are Added Some Miscellaneous Pieces by the Same Author (Parker Society) Paperback.   Available at: http://www.amazon.com/Sermons-Sandys-Successively-Worcester-Archbishop/dp/1556350465/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1424204590&sr=8-1...