Editing Exeter Cathedral (section)

==Burials==
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A full listing of monuments and transcription of inscriptions in the cathedral is contained in: [[John William Hewett (hymnist)|Hewett, John William]], ''Remarks on the Monumental Brasses and Certain Decorative Remains in the Cathedral Church of St Peter, Exeter, to which is Appended a Complete Monumentarium'', published in ''Transactions of the Exeter Diocesan Architectural Society'', Volume 3, Exeter, 1846–1849, pp.&nbsp;90–138 [https://books.google.com/books?id=ybigAAAAMAAJ&dq=buller+3+demi+lions&pg=PA128]<br />Persons buried within the cathedral include the following:
*  [[Leofric (bishop)]], first [[Bishop of Exeter]] (1050–1072)
*  [[Robert Warelwast]], Bishop of Exeter (1138–1155)
*  [[Bartholomew Iscanus]], Bishop of Exeter (1161–1184)
*  [[John the Chanter]], Bishop of Exeter (1186–1191)
*  [[Henry Marshal (bishop of Exeter)|Henry Marshal]], Bishop of Exeter (1194–1206)
*  [[Simon of Apulia]], Bishop of Exeter (1214–1223)
*  [[Walter Bronescombe]], Bishop of Exeter (1258–1280)
*  [[Peter Quinel]], Bishop of Exeter (1280–1291)
*  [[Henry de Bracton]] ({{circa|1210}} – {{circa|1268}}), English ecclesiastic and [[jurist]]
*  Sir [[Henry de Raleigh (died 1301)|Henry de Raleigh]] (died 1301), knight
*  [[Walter de Stapledon]], Bishop of Exeter (1308–1326)
*  Sir [[Richard Stapledon|Richard de Stapledon]] (died 1326), knight, elder brother of Bishop Stapledon 
*  [[James Berkeley (bishop)|James Berkeley]] (died 1327), Bishop of Exeter 
*  [[John Grandisson]], Bishop of Exeter (1327–1369)
*  [[Hugh Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon]] (1303–1377) and his wife Margaret de Bohun (died 1391)
*  [[Thomas de Brantingham]], [[Lord High Treasurer|English lord treasurer]] and Bishop of Exeter (1370–1394)
*  Sir [[Peter Courtenay (d.1405)|Peter Courtenay]] (died 1405), fifth son of [[Hugh Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon]]
*  William Wilford (died 1413), Steward, Exeter Mich. 1396–7; receiver 1397–8; Member of the council of 12 1398–9, 1401–2, 1403–4, 1405–6, 1407–8, 1409–10, 1411–12; Mayor of Exeter 1400–1, 1402–3, 1404–5, 1406–7, 1408–9, 1410–11, 1412–13.
*  [[Edmund Stafford]], [[Lord Privy Seal]], [[Lord Chancellor]], [[Baron Stafford]] and Bishop of Exeter (1395–1419)
*  [[Edmund Lacey]], Bishop of Exeter (1420–1455), whose tomb had been a shrine, but which was walled over during the Reformation, fragments were uncovered during the [[Baedeker Blitz]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://archive.thetablet.co.uk/article/24th-september-1955/10/a-forgotten-shrine|title=A Forgotten Shrine |first=D.John |last=Stephan|website=The Tablet| access-date=18 August 2014|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140819085259/http://archive.thetablet.co.uk/article/24th-september-1955/10/a-forgotten-shrine|archive-date=19 August 2014|url-status=dead| date=24 September 1955}}</ref>
*  [[John Speke (1442–1518)|John Speke]] (1442–1518) of [[Whitelackington]], Somerset and of Heywood in the parish of [[Wembworthy]] and of [[Bramford Speke]], Devon (buried in the ''Speke Chantry'')
*  [[Hugh Oldham]], Bishop of Exeter (1504–1519; buried in the ''Oldham Chantry'')
*  [[William Alley]], Bishop of Exeter (1560–1571)
*  [[William Bradbridge]], Bishop of Exeter (1571–1578)
*  [[John Woolton]], Bishop of Exeter (1579–1594)
*  [[William Cotton (bishop)|Dr. William Cotton]], Bishop of Exeter (1598–1621) buried in Exeter Cathedral. His monument with recumbent effigy survives.
*  [[Ofspring Blackall]] (1655–1716), Bishop of Exeter (1708–1716) buried on the southern side of the choir in an unmarked grave
*  [[John Ross (bishop of Exeter)|John Ross]] (1719–1792), Bishop of Exeter (1778–1792) buried in the south aisle of the choir, the place being marked by a flat tombstone and the inscription 'J. R., [[Doctor of Divinity|D.D.]], 1792.' 
*  Bryan Blundell (1757–1799), Major General in the Army and Lieutenant Colonel of the 45th Regiment of Foot
*  Sir Gawen Carew
*  Peter (Pierre) of Courtenay (1126–1183), youngest son of Louis VI of France and his second Queen consort Adélaide de Maurienne.
*  Sir [[Peter Carew]] ({{circa|1514}} – 1575) is not buried in the cathedral, but is commemorated by a mural monument.
*  [[George Knight-Bruce]], Bishop of Bloemfontein (1886– 1891) and first Bishop of Mashonaland (now Harare)(1891–1895) is commemorated by a memorial tablet.

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CourtenayEffigiesExeterCathedral.JPG|Effigies of Hugh Courtenay, 2nd Earl of Devon, and his wife Margaret de Bohun
SirPeterCourtenay(Died1405)BrassExeter.JPG|Rubbing from [[monumental brass]] of Sir [[Peter Courtenay (KG)|Peter Courtenay]], Exeter Cathedral, south aisle
Peter Carew monument 2.JPG|Mural monument to Sir [[Peter Carew]], south transept
Memorial to Bryan Blundell in Exeter Cathedral.jpg|Wall tablet to Major-General Bryan Blundell Esq, north east chapel
Memorial to George Wyndham Hamilton Knight Bruce in Exeter Cathedral.jpg|Wall tablet commemorating George Knight-Bruce, first bishop of Mashonaland (now Harare)
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