Those missing monarchs in full

They were digging up the road outside my office in Leicester today. Perhaps, emboldened by the apparent discovery of Richard III in  the city, they were looking for another king?

To help them, the BBC Leicester pages have posted a guide to the English kings whose bodies have gone missing.

They are:

• Alfred the Great (he may be somewhere under Winchester)
• Harold II (who was shot in they eye at the Battle of Hastings - what happened next is unclear)
• Henry I (it might be worth searching under Reading)
• Stephen (last seen in Faversham in Kent)
• Edward V (he may be buried in Westminster Abbey, but may well not. Richard III adds: They always drag that up, don't they?)
• Oliver Cromwell (shurely shome mishtake?)
• James II (and VII of Scotland - he died in exile in Paris, and his tomb was sacked in the French Revolution)

The article also suggests that Charles I was mislaid for a good while:

Workmen rediscovered the vault by accident in 1813 and found a velvet draped coffin with the missing monarch's name on it. To satisfy their curiosity, a group of notables opened the casket and, sure enough, found a body with a detached head and a pointy beard.