List of administrators, archbishops, bishops, and prince-archbishops of Bremen
Catholic Archbishops of Hamburg in personal union Bishops of Bremen (848–1072)

List of administrators, archbishops, bishops, and prince-archbishops of Bremen

Section Title: Catholic Archbishops of Hamburg in personal union Bishops of Bremen (848–1072)
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Roman Catholic Archbishops of Hamburg in personal union Bishops of Bremen (848–1072)

Episcopate	Picture	Name	Birth and death with places	Reason for end of office	Notes

847–865	-	Ansgar also Anschar in Low Saxon, Oskar in Scandinavian languages	Corbie *796 or 8 September 801? – 3 February 865* Bremen	death	in personal union archbishop of Hamburg 831–865, Apostle of the North Saint

865–888	Rimbert of Turholt also Rembert or Rembart	near Turholt? in Flanders *830 – 11 June 888*, Bremen	death	second Apostle of the North Saint

888–909	Adalgar also Adelger	*unknown – 9 May 909* Bremen	death	Saint

*909–916	Hoger also Huggar	*unknown – 20 December 916*	death

917–918	Reginwart	*unknown – 1 October 918*	death

918–936	Unni	*unknown – 17 September 936*, Birka	death	third Apostle of the North Saint

936–988	Adaldag also Adelgis or Adelger	*ca. 900 – 28 April 988*	death

988–1013	Liawizo I also Libizo, Libentius I in Latin	Burgundy or Raetia *unknown – 4 January 1013*	death	Apostle of the Slavs uncle of Liawizo II Saint

1013–1029	Unwan, Count Palatine of Saxony also Unwin (House of Immeding)	*unknown – 27 January 1029* Bremen	death

1029–1032	Liawizo II also Libentius II	*unknown – 24 August 1032*	death	nephew of Liawizo I

1032–1035	Hermann	*unknown – 19 September 1035*	death

1035–1043	Adalbrand of Bremen (in High German) also Alebrand in Low Saxon, or Bezelin, Becelin, Bencelin	*unknown – 15 April 1043	death

1043–1072	-	Adalbert, Count Palatine of Saxony as Albert I	Goseck *ca. 1000 – 16/25 March 1072* Goslar	death

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