of St Mary John of Fountains — Bishop of Ely (1220–1225), "in the pavement" near the high altar Geoffrey de Burgo — Bishop of Ely (1225–1228), buried in north choir but no surviving tomb or monument has been identified as his Hugh of Northwold — Bishop of Ely (1229–1254), buried next to a shrine to St Etheldreda in the presbytery that he built, his tomb was moved to the north choir aisle but the location of his remains is unclear William of Kilkenny — Lord Chancellor of England and Bishop of Ely (1254–1256), his heart was buried here, having died in Spain on a diplomatic mission for the king Hugh de Balsham — Bishop of Ely (1256–1286), founder of Peterhouse, his tomb has not been firmly identified John Kirkby — Lord High Treasurer of England and Bishop of Ely (1286–1290), a marble tomb slab located in the north choir aisle may possibly be from his tomb William of Louth — Bishop of Ely (1290–1298), his elaborate tomb is near the entrance to the Lady Chapel in the south choir aisle John Hotham — Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord High Treasurer, Lord Chancellor and Bishop of Ely (1316–1337), died after two years of paralysis John Barnet — Bishop of Ely (1366–1373) Louis II de Luxembourg — Cardinal, Archbishop of Rouen and Bishop of Ely (1437–1443). He is not known to have ever visited the cathedral; after his death at Hatfield his bowels were interred in the church there, his heart at Rouen and his body at Ely on the south side of the Presbytery John Tiptoft — 1st Earl of Worcester ('The Butcher of England') (1427–1470), in a large tomb in the South Choir Aisle William Grey — Lord High Treasurer of England and Bishop of Ely (1454–1478) John Alcock — Lord Chancellor of England and Bishop of Ely (1486–1500), in the Alcock Chantry Richard Redman — Bishop of Ely (1501–1505) Nicholas West — Bishop of Ely (1515–1534), buried in the Bishop West Chantry Chapel, which he built, at the eastern end of the South Choir Aisle Thomas Goodrich — Bishop of Ely (1534–1554), buried in the South Choir Robert Steward — First Dean of Ely (1541–1557) Richard Cox — Bishop of Ely (1559–1581), buried in a tomb over which the choir box was built Martin Heton — Bishop of Ely (1599–1609) Humphrey Tyndall – Dean of Ely (1591–1614) Henry Caesar