of Aberdeen (1350–1355) Alexander de Kininmund, Bishop of Aberdeen (1355–1380) Henry de Lichton, Bishop of Aberdeen (1422–1440) Gavin Dunbar (Bishop of Aberdeen), 1518/9–32 William Stewart (bishop of Aberdeen), 1532–1545 William Gordon (bishop), Bishop of Aberdeen (1545–1577) Patrick Forbes, Bishop of Aberdeen (1618–1635) David Mitchel, Bishop of Aberdeen (1662–1663) Patrick Scougal, Bishop of Aberdeen (1664–1682) External Burials Sir Harvey Adamson James Barron (harbour engineer) John Joy Bell author Robert Brough artist Very Rev Prof Peter Colin Campbell James Edward Crombie philanthropist John William Crombie MP George Dickie (botanist) Very Rev Patrick Forbes Sir William Hamilton Fyfe (memorial only) Rev George Garden William Duguid Geddes Very Rev Alexander Gerard James Giles RSA David Gill (astronomer) Prof John Harrower Jessie Seymour Irvine, hymn tune composer Rev Prof William Jack principal of King's College Very Rev John Marshall Lang James Leatham social reformer and author Bishop Henry Leighton William Leslie of Nethermuir (1802–1879) Lord Provost of Aberdeen John Lumsden Hector Munro MacDonald Very Rev Prof Roderick MacLeod (within the east enclosure) Rev Prof Duncan Mearns George Pirie (mathematician) Very Rev William Robinson Pirie Prof Hercules Scott James Augustus Sinclair, 16th Earl of Caithness Prof David Thomson (physicist) Lt General William Montgomerie Thomson (memorial only) Philip Tidyman Prof James W. H. Trail Very Rev Samuel Trail See also List of Church of Scotland parishes University of Aberdeen Bede House, Old Aberdeen Ray McAleese, Bishop Gavin Dunbar: Nobleman, Statesman, Catholic Bishop, Administrator and Philanthropist. ed. by Walter R. H. Duncan, Friends of St Machar, Occasional Publications, Series 2, No. 7 (Aberdeen: Friends of St Machar, 2013), p. 40. References External links St Machar's Cathedral website Category A listed buildings in Aberdeen Listed cathedrals in Scotland Medieval cathedrals in Scotland Cathedrals of the Church of Scotland Tourist attractions in Aberdeenshire