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John Sentamu is the present Archbishop of York.
Geoffrey - archbishop of York - was born in 1152.
John Gilbert - archbishop of York - was born in 1693.
William Magee - archbishop of York - was born in 1821.
William Magee - archbishop of York - died in 1891.
Ealdwulf - archbishop of York - died on 1002-05-06.
John Gilbert - archbishop of York - died in 1761.
From The Sun newspaper in 2008: 'DR ROWAN Williams earns £67,790-a-year and lives in a riverside palace. Other perks as the Archbishop of Canterbury include a generous final salary pension and a chauffeur driven car.'
John Williams - archbishop of York - died on 1650-03-25.
John Hughes - archbishop of New York - was born on 1797-06-24.
John Hughes - archbishop of New York - died on 1864-01-03.
There is no bishop of York if you want to be pedantic. York is the centre of the northern Province of the Church of England, and so the bishop of York is actually the Archbishop of both York and the northern province of York, and is the second in line within the Church of England after the Archbishop of Canterbury. Currently the Archbishop of York is the Very Reverend Dr John Sentamu.