See List of English and Welsh endowed schools (19th century).
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- Oxford, Magdalen College School, 1480, William of Waynflete.[1]
- Beetham, 1500.[2]
- Warrington, Burton-on-Trent, Walthamstow, West Lavington, Oxford Christ Church, Penwortham, Stepney, Stratford-upon-Avon, Ross, Aylsham, Leominster, Kirby Ravensworth, Birstall, York St. Peter's, Elmdon, Tadcaster, Tideswell, London St Dunstan's, Southwark, Netherbury, Eye, Blechingley
- 51 Cheveley, Keswick, Kinver, Bristol St. Mary, Lowestoft
- 52 Yeovil, Cropredy, Dartford, Dacre, Kirton-in-Lindsey, Laughton
- 53 Burton Latimer, Urswick
- 54 Ringwood, Stradbroke, Ashton in Makerfield, Spalding, Barton under Needham, Halsall
- 55 Bunbury, Stainmore, Shiffnal, Warton, Boxford, Crosby Ravensworth
- 56 Croydon, Hesketh, Kimbolton, Staveley, Askrigg, Heighington, Solihull
- 57 Nantwich, Dent, Godswill, Hayfield, Shawell, Bishop Auckland, Burnsall, Edmonton
- 58 Abbots Bromley, Kirby in Malham, Dale, Northbeach, Oldham, Eardisland, Ilkley, Otley, Almondsbury, Bridekirk, Sancton
- 60[3] Stratford-le-Bow, Great Crosby, Snaith, Little Thurlow, Arncliffe
- 61 Dulwich, Hastings, Mottram-in-Longendale, Worfield, Heighington, Dalton
- 62 Henbury etc
- 63 Hatfield etc
- 64 Addington etc
- 65 Troutbeck etc
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