St. James's Abbey, Würzburg

History

List of abbots

• Macarius, 1139–53;
• Christian, 1153–79;
• Eugene, 1179–97;
• Gregory, 1197–1207;
• Matthew, 1207–15;
• Teclan, 1215–17;
• Elias I, 1217–23;
• Celestine, 1223–34;
• Gerard, 1234–42;
• John I, 1242–53;
• John II, 1253–74;
• Maurice I, 1274–98;
• Joel, 1298–1306;
• Elias II, 1306–18;
• John III, 1318–35;
• Michaeas, 1335–41;
• Rynaldus, 1342;
• Philip I, 1342–61;
• Donaldus, 1361–?, d. 1385;
• Henry, 1379;
• Maurice II, 1381?–88?;
• Timothy, 1388?–99;
• Imar, 1399–1409?;
• Rutger, 1409?–17;
• Thomas I, 1417–37;
• Roricus, 1437–47;
• Alanus, 1447–55;
• Maurice III, 1455–61;
• John IV, 1461–3;
• Otto, 1463–5;
• Thaddeus, 1465–74;
• David, 1474–83;
• Thomas II, 1483–94;
• Edmund, 1494–7;
• Philip II, 1397.

• Kilian Crispus, 1504–6;
• Trithemius, 1506–16;
• Matthias, 1516–35;
• Erhard Jani, 1535–42;
• Michael Stephan, 1542–7.

• Richard Irvin, 1595–8;
• John Whyte, at the same time Abbot of the Scotch monastery at Ratisbon, 1598–1602;
• Francis Hamilton, 1602–14;
• William Ogilbay, 1615–35;
• Robert Forbes, 1636–7;
• Audomarus Asloan, 1638–61;
• Maurus Dixon, 1661–79;
• Bernard Maxwell, 1679–85;
• Marianus Irvin, 1685–8;
• Ambrose Cook, 1689–1703;
• Augustine Bruce, who ruled as prior during 1703–13, and as abbot during 1713–16;
• Maurus Strachan, 1716–37;
• Augustine Duffus de Fochaber, 1739–53;
• Placidus Hamilton, 1756–63.