— Dean of Ely (1614–1636) Benjamin Lany — Bishop of Ely (1667–1675) Peter Gunning — Bishop of Ely (1675–1684) Simon Patrick — Bishop of Ely (1691–1707) William Marsh - Gentleman of Ely (1642-1708), Marble mural erected above the entrance to the Lady Chapel. John Moore — Bishop of Ely (1707–1714) William Fleetwood — Bishop of Ely (1714–1723), in the north chancel aisle Robert Moss — Dean of Ely (1713–1729) Thomas Green — Bishop of Ely (1723–1738) Robert Butts — Bishop of Ely (1738–1748) Matthias Mawson — Bishop of Ely (1754–1771) Edmund Keene — Bishop of Ely (1771–1781), in the Bishop West Chantry Chapel (his wife, Mary, was buried in the south side of the choir) Bowyer Sparke — Bishop of Ely (1812–1836), in the Bishop West Chantry Chapel George Basevi — Architect. Died 1845, aged 51, after falling through an opening in the floor of the old bell chamber of the west tower of Ely Cathedral while inspecting repairs. Buried in North Choir Aisle under a monumental brass Joseph Allen — Bishop of Ely (1836–1845) William Hodge Mill — (1792–1853) the first principal of Bishop's College, Calcutta, and later Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge and Canon at Ely Cathedral James Woodford — Bishop of Ely (1873–1885), in Matthew Wren's chapel on the south side of the choir Harry Legge-Bourke — died 1973 while Member of Parliament for the Isle of Ely Music The cathedral retains six professional adult lay clerks who sing in the Cathedral Choir along with boy choristers aged 7 to 13 who receive choristerships funded by the cathedral to attend the King's Ely school as boarding pupils. Ely Cathedral Girls' Choir consists of girls aged 13 to 18 who are also boarding pupils at King's Ely and who are funded by the school not the cathedral. The girls' choir sings every Monday and Wednesday and often over the weekend too. The Octagon Singers and Ely Imps are voluntary choirs of local adults and children respectively. Organ Details of the organ from the National Pipe Organ Register Organists The following is a list of organists recorded since the cathedral was refounded in 1541 following the Second Act of Dissolution. Where not directly appointed as Organist, the position is inferred by virtue of their appointment as Master of the Choristers, or most recently as Director of Music. Stained Glass Museum The south triforium is home to the Stained