the Revd Edward Hilton of Bletchingdon in Oxfordshire, who made a conveyance to John Pantre, Provost (1515-1541) of Queen's College. Edmond Machell also died, 2 February 1521/22, holding the Bongate Hall moiety, though Thomas Bainbridge also held those deeds. Edmond's widow Alice remarried to Nicholas Rudd and claimed the moiety for herself and as the inheritance of her son John Machell, who at the age of 18 in November 1527 was found by Edmond Machell's inquisition post mortem, then held, to be his father's heir. Cardinal Wolsey ordered Rudd to accept the decision of the Duke of Richmond's council in this matter, but in November 1527 Rudd had ignored three summonses and was believed to have gone to London. The records of Queen's College show that the Bongate chantry under the Bainbridge endowment remained active until the Dissolution, and pensions were still being paid to proxies into the 1570s. Robert Langton established the free school at Bongate. References 1460s births 1514 deaths 16th-century English cardinals Archbishops of York Bishops of Durham Deans of Windsor Deans of York Provosts of The Queen's College, Oxford Masters of the Rolls Deaths by poisoning