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| 0597 | Augustine |  |
| Canterbury Appointed Bishop of the English
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| Canterbury Builds Churches in Canterbury
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| Canterbury Establishes his Church in Canterbury
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| 0601 | Augustine | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 0664 | Eorcenbert | |
| 14th July Canterbury Death of Eorcenbert. buried in Canterbury
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| 0668 | Theodore of Tarsus | |
| Canterbury 1st Archbishop of Canterbury to be consecrated, by Pope Vitalian
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| 0669 | Theodore | |
| Canterbury Sent by the Pope to administer the Church in England
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| 0686 | Mul | |
| Canterbury Death of Mul, burnt to death in a church at Canterbury
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| Canterbury Mul was regarded as a usurper, burnt to death in a church at Canterbury
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| 0690 | Theodore of Tarsus | |
| Canterbury Responsible for the creation of 13-14 Bishoprics
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| 0851 | Ethelwulf | |
| Vikings Canterbury cathedral is sacked by the Danes
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| Canterbury The Vikings are defeated by the King of the Kentishmen & West Saxons
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| 0961 | Dunstan | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1006 | Alfege | |
| Canterbury Becomes the 29th Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1011 | Alfege | |
| Canterbury Alfege, betrayed by one of his own monks, is captured and taken in one of their ships round the Kent coast and up the River Thames to Greenwich
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| Canterbury The Kent coast is subject to raids from Danish pirates, and in 1011 they besiege to the City of Canterbury
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| 1011 | Ethelred II the Unready | |
| Canterbury The Archbishop of Canterbury, later St Alphege, is held captive
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| Canterbury While Ethelred II is invading south Wales Canterbury is taken by the Danes
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| 1012 | Alphege | |
| 19th April Canterbury Killed by the Danes during a drunken feast in Greenwich
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| 1012 | Ethelred II the Unready | |
| Canterbury Archbishop Alphege is killed before the Danes leave England
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| 1023 | Alfege | |
| 19th April Canterbury The anniversary of Alfege's martyrdom (St Alfege's Day) is 19 April
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| 15th June Canterbury Alfege's body is moved by King Canute to Canterbury Cathedral and placed beneath the North side of the High Altar; a memorial slab now marks the spot where his tomb was
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| 1051 | Robert of Jumieges | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1052 | Stigand | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury but not recognized by the Pope
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| 1066 | William I the Conqueror | |
| Oct Canterbury After the battle of Hastings Canterbury surrenders without a fight
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| 1067 | William I the Conqueror | |
| 6th Dec Canterbury Canterbury Cathedral burns down
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| 1070 | Lanfranc | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1070 | William I the Conqueror | |
| 29th Aug Canterbury Appoints Lanfranc as Archbishop of Canterbury & has him consecrated
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| 1078 | Alfege | |
| Canterbury Alfege is canonized, two churchmen, Archbishop Lanfranc and St Anselm agree that sainthood had been achieved in the cause of divine justice
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| Canterbury Lanfranc and Anselm remember Alfege's last known words, to the Danish cries of "Give us gold", he had replied, "The gold I give you is the Word of God"
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| 1093 | Bec, Anselm of | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishp of Canterbury
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| 1093 | William II Rufus | |
| Canterbury Appoints Anselm of Bec Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1097 | Bec, Anselm of | |
| Canterbury Resigns his see & sails from Dover
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| 1097 | William II Rufus | |
| Canterbury Anselm resigns & leaves his estates in Canterbury to William
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| 1109 | Anselm | |
| Canterbury Death of Anselm, Henry does not appoint another Archbishop of Canterbury for 5 yrs
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| 1109 | Anselm, George | |
| Canterbury Death of Anselm, Henry does not appoint another Archbishop of Canterbury for 5 yrs
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| 1109 | Henry I | |
| Canterbury Death of Anselm, Henry does not appoint another Archbishop of Canterbury for 5 yrs
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| 1141 | Stephen | |
| 25th Dec Canterbury Again crowned King of England in Canterbury Cathedral by Archbishop Theobald
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| 1143 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| Canterbury Obtains a post in the household of the Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1152 | Theobald | |
| 6th April Canterbury Flees to France refusing to pay homage to Stephen's son Eustace as heir to the throne
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| 1154 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1162 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| 3rd June Canterbury Consecrated as Archbishop & then changes loyalty from Henry II to the Church
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| 1164 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| Canterbury Refuses to seal the Constitutions of Clarendon
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| 1170 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| Canterbury Excommunicates the Archbishop of York & 2 Bishops who assisted Henry's coronation
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| Canterbury Henry II allows Becket to return to England
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| Canterbury Issues Henry II an interdict, Henry yields & allows Becket to return to England
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| Canterbury Persuades Pope Alexander III to suspend the Bishops who crowned Prince Henry
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| Canterbury Possible excommunication leads Henry to say "who will rid me of this turbulent priest"
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| Dec Canterbury Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry
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| 29th Dec Canterbury Death of Thomas a Becket, assassinated
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| 29th Dec Canterbury Murdered by 4 of Henry II's knights at the alter of St Benedict, Canterbury cathedral
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| 1170 | Henry II | |
| Canterbury Thomas Becket is murdered by 4 of Henry's knights
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| 1170 | Tracey, William de | |
| 29th Dec Canterbury 1 of 4 knights who assassinate Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral
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| 1172 | Becket, Thomas a | |
| 1st Mar Canterbury Canonized by Pope Alexander III
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| 1172 | Henry II | |
| Canterbury Absolved of the murder of Thomas a Becket by Pope Alexander III
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| 1174 | Henry II | |
| Canterbury Becket's tomb becomes a shrine & place of pilgrimage
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| Canterbury Makes a public penance for Becket's murder
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| 1189 | Richard I the Lionheart | |
| Canterbury Richard sells all rights in Scotland to William the Lyon to finance the Crusades
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| 1189 | Walter, Hubert | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1213 | Langton, Stephen | |
| 0 Canterbury Returns to England & absolves John
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| 1215 | Langton, Stephen | |
| 27th May Canterbury Trusted by the barons & John, Langton is asked by the King to offer the barons a truce
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| 15th June Canterbury John stamps the Royal Seal on the Magna Carter on the island of Runnymede near Windsor
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| 1234 | Edmund of Abingdon | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| Canterbury Mediates the peace between Henry III & Llywelyn the Prince of Gwynedd
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| 1236 | Eleanor of Provence | |
| 24th Jan Canterbury Henry III marries Eleanor of Provence
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| 1264 | Henry III | |
| 12th Aug Canterbury Government reform is confirmed
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| 1264 | Montfort, Simon de | |
| 12th Aug Canterbury Government reform is confirmed
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| 1274 | Kilwardby, Robert | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1279 | Peckham, John | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| Canterbury Instructs a new copy of the Magna Carter be nailed up annually in every major church
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| 1328 | Mepham, Simon | |
| 5th June Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1349 | Bradwardine, Thomas | |
| 19th July Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1349 | Islip, Simon | |
| 20th Dec Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1366 | Langham, Simon | |
| 4th Nov Canterbury Receives the stole of office as Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1366 | Langham, Simon de | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1366 | Simon de Langham | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury by Edward III
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| 1375 | Sudbury, Simon | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1381 | Courtenay, William | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1381 | Tyler, Wat | |
| 10th June Canterbury Watt Tyler is chosen as the rebel leader
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| 1413 | Henry IV | |
| Canterbury Buried in Canterbury Cathedral
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| 1415 | Henry V | |
| 15th Aug Canterbury An alliance is made between Henry V & Emperor Sigismund who promises military support
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| 1454 | Bourchier, Thomas | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1460 | Neville Kingmaker, Richard | |
| 2nd July Canterbury The Yorkists march into Canterbury where the officers join the Yorkists
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| 1467 | Bourchier, Thomas | |
| Canterbury Appointed Cardinal
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| 1469 | Neville Kingmaker, Richard | |
| 12th July Canterbury Neville & Clarence mobilize for s siege of Canterbury
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| 1486 | Morton, John | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1504 | Warham, William | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1520 | Henry VIII | |
| 26th May Canterbury Emperor Charles arrives in Dover & spends 3 days with Henry & Catherine in Canterbury
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| 1533 | Cranmer, Thomas | |
| Canterbury Becomes Godfather to Elizabeth I
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| Canterbury Cranmer presides over a tribunal created by Henry VIII
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| Canterbury Presides over a tribunal which grants the divorce from Catherine of Aragon
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| Canterbury Seeks the divorce from Catherine & to legalize Henry VIII's marriage to Anne Boleyn
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| 30th Mar Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 30th Mar Canterbury Cranmer is recognized by the Pope to placate Henry VIII but will not grant a divorce
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| 23rd May Canterbury Declares Henry's marriage to Catherine null & void
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| 23rd May Canterbury Declares Henry VIII's marriage to Anne vaild
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| 23rd May Canterbury Declares the marriage between Henry VIII & Catherine of Aragon null & void
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| 1533 | Henry VIII | |
| 30th Mar Canterbury Appoints Thomas Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1534 | Cranmer, Thomas | |
| Canterbury Passes the Succession Act commanding allegiance to Anne & her issue
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| 1537 | Ridley, Nicholas | |
| Canterbury Appointed Chaplain to Archbishop Cramner
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| 1549 | Cranmer, Thomas | |
| Canterbury The Lords approve the publication of the book of common prayer
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| 1555 | Grindal, Edmund | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1556 | Pole, Reginald | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 22nd Mar Canterbury Consecrated Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1557 | Grindal, Edmund | |
| Canterbury Dismissed by the Queen for too much preaching & education of the Clergy
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| 1557 | Pole, Reginald | |
| Canterbury Deprived of legate authority
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| 1558 | Pole, Reginald | |
| Canterbury Charged with heresy by Pope Paul IV
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| 17th Nov Canterbury Dies just twelve hours after the death of Mary I
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| 1559 | Parker, Matthew | |
| 17th Dec Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 17th Dec Canterbury Consecrated after all the Marian Bishops had been removed from office
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| 1563 | Parker, Matthew | |
| Canterbury The 39 Articles are adopted by convocation & published by royal ordinance
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| 1568 | Parker, Matthew | |
| Canterbury Promotes the Bishop's Bible
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| 1583 | Whitgift, John | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1583 | Witgift, John | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1604 | Bancroft, Richard | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1611 | Abbot, George | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1633 | Laud, William | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| Canterbury Provokes the Bishop's War between England & Scotland
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| 1640 | Laud, William | |
| Canterbury Called illegally by Laud who proclaims the divine right of Kings
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| Canterbury Supports Charles I's rule without Parliament
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| 1641 | Laud, William | |
| Canterbury Uses Star Chamber & the Court of High Commission against Calvinism & Presbyterianism
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| 1660 | Juxon, William | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1663 | Sheldon, Gilbert | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1677 | Sancroft, William | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1691 | Tillotson, John | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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| 1695 | Tenison, Thomas | |
| Canterbury Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
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