Category:Bishops of Ely

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Pre- and post- Reformation bishops of the Diocese of Ely, with its seat at Ely Cathedral.

Pages in category "Bishops of Ely"

The following 52 pages are in this category, out of 52 total. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

*

  • Bishop of Ely
  • List of bishops of Ely

A

  • John Alcock (bishop)
  • Lancelot Andrewes
  • Thomas Arundel

B

  • Hugh de Balsham
  • John Barnet
  • Thomas Bourchier
  • Hervey le Breton
  • Edward Harold Browne
  • John Buckeridge
  • Geoffrey de Burgo

C

  • Frederic Henry Chase
  • Richard Cox (bishop)

F

  • William Fleetwood

G

  • Thomas Goodrich
  • William Grey

G cont.

  • Peter Gunning

H

  • John Hotham (bishop)
  • Noel Baring Hudson
  • Hugh of Northwold

J

  • John of Fountains

K

  • John Ketton
  • John Kirkby

L

  • Simon Langham
  • Lewis of Luxembourg
  • Thomas de Lisle
  • William Longchamp

M

  • Simon Montacute
  • John Moore (Bishop of Ely)
  • Philip Morgan, Archbishop of York
  • John Morton

N

  • Nigel, Bishop of Ely

O

  • Robert Orford

P

  • Simon Patrick

R

  • Richard Redman
  • Geoffrey Ridel
  • Robert of York
  • Edward James Keymer Roberts
  • Anthony Russell

S

  • John Salmon
  • James Stanley (bishop)
  • Stephen Sykes

T

  • Thomas Thirlby
  • Thomas Turton

W

  • Ralph Walpole
  • Nicholas West
  • Francis White (Bishop)
  • William of Kilkenny
  • William of Louth
  • Matthew Wren

Y

  • James Yorke (clergy)
Categories: Anglican bishops by diocese in England | Pre-Reformation bishops in England and Wales
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