List of sheriffs of London

This is a list of sheriffs of the City of London.

Pursuant to a royal charter of Henry I circa 1131, the liverymen of the City elected two sheriffs of "London and Middlesex" upon payment of £300 per annum to the Crown. This practice continued until 1889, when the Local Government Act 1888 came into force. Thereafter a High Sheriff of Middlesex and a High Sheriff of the County of London were separately appointed in the same manner as other English and Welsh counties.

Since 1385 when the Court of Common Council stipulated that every future Lord Mayor should "have previously been Sheriff so that he may be tried as to his governance and bounty before he attains to the Estate of Mayor", the shrieval year of an Aldermanic Sheriff is an obligatory trial-run for would-be Lord Mayors of London.

In modern times the two Sheriffs are elected on Midsummer's Day every year at the Guildhall by the City livery companies. Their duties include attending the Lord Mayor in carrying out his official duties, attending the sessions at the Central Criminal Court at the Old Bailey and presenting petitions from the City to Parliament at the Bar[1] of the House of Commons.

Sheriffs of London

Sheriffs of London before the 12th century:[2]

  • Wolgarius
  • Geffrey de Magnum
  • Hugh Bock
  • William de Eynesford
  • 1125–1141 Abericus de Vere (killed May 1141)
  • Gilbert Beck, Peter Fitz-Walter
  • John Fitz-Negelly, Ernulph Buchel

12th century

Sheriffs of London in the 12th century:

  • 1128 Fulcred Fitz Walter
  • 1130 Four sheriffs. Pipe Roll of 1129-30 says they were William Lelutre, Ralph son of Herlewin, William de Balio and Geoffrey Bucherell (PR 31 Henry I, p. 149)
  • 1134–1141 Osbert Huitdeniers
  • 1142 Geoffrey de Mandeville
  • 1154 Four Sheriffs
  • 1155 Gervase de Cornhill[3] and John
  • 1156 Gervase de Cornhill[3] and John the son of Radulph
  • 1157 Gervase de Cornhill[3]
  • 1158 Remiencus, son of Berigarii
  • 1159
  • 1160 John, son of Radulph
  • 1160–1161 Gervase de Cornhill[4]
  • 1161 Erisaldus Sutarius and Vital clericus
  • 1162–1168 Remiencus, son of Berigarii and William, son of Isabel
  • 1169 John Bievinitte and Baldwin clericus
  • 1170–1173 Rad Orificus and Rad le Vinter
  • 1174–1176 Bricknerus de Haverhill and Peter, son of Walter
  • 1177 William, son of Isabel
  • 1178 Waleran and John, son of Nigel
  • 1179 William, son of Isabel and Arnolphus Buxell
  • 1180–1182 William and Reginald le Vielle
  • 1183–1188 William, son of Isabel
  • 1188 Henry de Cornhill (son of Gervase, HS 1155), Richard Reyner
  • 1189 John Herlisum, Roger le Duc
  • 1190 William de Havylle, John Bokoynte
  • 1191 Nichole Duket, Peres Nevlum
  • 1192 Roger le Duc, Roger fil. Alani
  • 1193 William fil. Isabel, William fil. Aluf
  • 1194 Robert Besant, Jukel Alderman
  • 1195 Godard de Antioche, Ro. fil. Durant
  • 1196 Robert Blundul, Nichole Duket
  • 1197 Constantine fil. Aluf (hanged 1222), Rob. de Bel
  • 1198 Arnaud fil. Aluf. Rich. fil. Barthelmi
  • 1199 Roger de Desert, Jacob Alderman

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13th century

Sheriffs of London in the 13th century:

  • 1200 Simon de Aldermanbury, William fil. Aliz
  • 1201 Norman le Blunt, John de Ely (aka Johannes de Kayo; aka Johan de Kai)
  • 1202 Walter le Brun, William Chaumberleyn
  • 1203 Thomas de Haville, Hamund Brand.
  • 1204 John Waleran, Richard de Winchester
  • 1205 John Elylond, Edmund de la Halle
  • 1206 Serle Mercier, Henry de Sent Auban
  • 1207 Robert de Wincestre, William Hardell
  • 1208 Thomas fil. Neel, Peres le Duc (Peter Duke, son of Roger, HS 1189)
  • 1209 Peres le Juneen, William Wite
  • 1210 Stephen Crassul (le Gros), Adam Whiteby
  • 1211 Goce fil. Peres, John Gerlande
  • 1212 Constantine Unienis (le Juvene), Ralph Elyland
  • 1213 Martin fil. Aliz, Peter Bate
  • 1214 Salomon de Basing, Hugo de Basing
  • 1215 Andrew Nevelun, John Travers
  • 1216 Benet le Seynter, William Blundus
  • 1217 Ralph Elyland, Thomas Bokerel
  • 1218 Goce le Pesur, John Viel
  • 1219 John Viel, Richard de Wimbledon
  • 1220 Richard Renger, Goce Juniens
  • 1221 Richard Renger, Thomas Lambert
  • 1222 Thomas Lambert, William Joyner
  • 1223 John Travers, Andrew Bokerel
  • 1224 John Travers, Andrew Bokerel
  • 1225 Martyn fil. William, Roger le Duc (Roger Duke, son of Peter, HS 1208)
  • 1226 Martyn fil. William, Roger le Duc
  • 1227 Henry de Cochin, Stephen Bokerel
  • 1228 Henry de Cochin, Stephen Bokerel
  • 1229 Robert fil. John, Walter de Winchester
  • 1230 John de Woburne, Richard fil. Walter
  • 1231 Walter de Busle, Michael de Seynt Helen
  • 1232 Henry Edelmonton, Gerard Bat
  • 1233 Roger Blundus, Simon fil. Marie
  • 1234 Radulph Eswy, John Norman
  • 1235 Gerard Bat, Robert Hardel
  • 1236 Henry de Cochin, Jurdan de Coventry
  • 1237 John de Walbroc, Gervase Chaumberleyne
  • 1238 John de Wilehale, John de Coudres
  • 1239 Reiner de Bungeye, Radulph Aswy
  • 1240 Michael Tovey, Jean de Gisors
  • 1241 John Viel the younger, Thomas Duresme
  • 1242 Ralph Eswy, Robert fil. John
  • 1243 Adam de Gyseburne, Hugo Blundul
  • 1244 Nicholas Bat, Radulph de Arcubus (Ralph de Bow)
  • 1245 Nicholas Bat (replaced by Robert de Cornhull), Adam de Benetleye
  • 1246 Simon fil. Marie, Laurence de Frowick
  • 1247 William Viel, Nichole Bat
  • 1248 Nicholas fil. Jocei, Galfred de Wincestre
  • 1249 John Tolesan, Radulph Hardel
  • 1250 Humfrey le Fevre, William fil. Richard
  • 1251 Nichole Bat, Laurence de Frowik
  • 1252 William de Duresme, Thomas de Winburne
  • 1253 Richard Picard, John de Northampton
  • 1254 William Eswy, Robert de Linton (both replaced by Stephen de Oystergate and Henry Walerund)
  • 1255 Mathias Bokerel, John le Minor
  • 1256 William Eswy, Richard Ewelle
  • 1257 Thomas Fitzthomas, Robert de Catelonie (died in office and replaced by Mathew Bukerel then William Grapefige)
  • 1258 John Adrian, Robert de Cornhull
  • 1259 Adam Browning, Henry de Coventry
  • 1260 Richard Picard, John de Northampton
  • 1261 Philip le Tailleur, Richard de Walbrook
  • 1262 Osbert de Suffolchia (Suffolk), Robert de Munpeylers (Montpellier)
  • 1263 Gregory de Rokesley, Thomas de Forde
  • 1264 Edward Blund, Peter Fitz Aunger
  • 1265 Gregory de Rokesley, Simon Hadestok
  • 1266 John Adryan, Lucas Badencourt replaced by Roger Marshal and Robert de Lintone
  • 1267 William de Durham, Walter Hervey
  • 1268 Thomas Basynge, Robert de Cornehyll replaced by Philip Taylour and Walter Porter
  • 1269 Walter Porter, Philip Taylour
  • 1270 Gregory de Rokesley, Henry le Walleis
  • 1271 Rychard Parys, John Bedyll
  • 1272 Johan Horne, Walter Porter (2nd term)
  • 1273 Nicholas Wynchester, Henry Coventry
  • 1274 Lucas Badencourt, Henry Frowyke
  • 1275 Johan Horne, Rauffe Blount
  • 1276 Robert Bracey, Rauffe Fenour
  • 1277 Johan Adryan, Walter Langley
  • 1278 Robert Basyng, Wyllyam Meyre
  • 1279 Thomas Fox, Rauffe de la Mare
  • 1280 Wylliam Faryngdon, Nicholas Wynchester
  • 1281 Wylliam Meyre, Richard Chigwell
  • 1282 Rauffe Blunt, Ankeryn Betavill
  • 1283 Jordan Goodchepe, Martyn Box
  • 1284 Stephen Cornehyll, Robert Rokesley
  • 1285 Walter Blount, John Wade
  • 1286 Thomas Crosse, Willyam (or Walter) Hawteyn
  • 1287 Wyllyam Hereford, Thomas Stanys
  • 1288 Wylliam Betayn, Johan of Canterbury
  • 1289 Fulke of St. Edmunde, Saloman Langforde
  • 1290 Thomas Romayn, Wylliam de Lyre
  • 1291 Rauffe Blount, Hamonde Boxe
  • 1292 Henry Bale, Elias Russell
  • 1293 Robert Rokesley (the younger), Martyn Awbry
  • 1294 Henry Boxe, Richarde Gloucester
  • 1295 Johan Dunstable, Adam de Halyngbery
  • 1296 Thomas Suffolk, Adam de Fulham
  • 1297 Richard de Refham, Thomas Sely
  • 1298 John Armenter, Henry Fingrith
  • 1299 Lucas de Havering, Richard Champneys
  • 1268 William Haddystoke, Anketyll de Alverne[6]
  • 1297 John de Stordforde, William de Stortforde[6]

14th century

Sheriffs of London in the 14th century:

  • 1300 Robert Caller, Peter Bosham
  • 1301 Hugh Pourt, Simon Parys
  • 1302 William Combmartyn, John de Burfforde
  • 1303 Roger Parys, John Lyncoln
  • 1304 Reginald Doderell, William Canfyn
  • 1305 Symon Bolet, Godfrey de la Conduyt
  • 1307 Nicholas Pygotte, Nygell Drury
  • 1308 Wyllyam Basynge, John Butler
  • 1309 James of St. Edmunde, Roger Palmer
  • 1310 Simon Cooper, Peter Blacknay
  • 1311 Simon Merwode, Rychard Wylforde
  • 1312 John Lambyn, Adam Lutekyn
  • 1313 Adam Burden, Hugh Gayton
  • 1314 Stephen of Abyngdone, Hamo de Chigwell
  • 1315 Hamonde Goodchepe, William Redynge
  • 1316 Wyllyam Caston, Rauffe Palmer
  • 1317 John Pryoure, Wylliam Furneux
  • 1318 John Pulteney, John Dallynge
  • 1319 Symon Abyngdon, John Preston
  • 1320 Reynolde at Conduit, William Prodham
  • 1321 Rychard Constantyne, Richard Hackeney
  • 1322 John de Grantham, Rycharde of Ely
  • 1323 Adam Salisbury, John of Oxenford
  • 1324 Benet of Fulham, John Causton
  • 1325 Gylbert Moordon, John Cotton
  • 1326 Richard Rothing, Roger Chauntcler
  • 1327 Henry Darcey, John Hawteyne
  • 1328 Symon Fraunces, Henry Combmartyne
  • 1329 Rychard Lazar, Henry Gysors
  • 1330 Robert of Ely, Thomas Harwode
  • 1331 Johan Mockynge, Andrew Aubrey
  • 1332 Nicholas Pyke, Johan Husband
  • 1333 Johan Hamonde, Wylliam Hansarde
  • 1334 Johan Kyngston, Walter Turke
  • 1335 Walter Mordon, Richard Upton
  • 1336 Wyllyam Brykelsworth, In. Northall
  • 1336 John Clarke and William Curteis
  • 1337 Walter Neale, Nicholas Crane
  • 1338 Wylliam Pountfreyt, Hugh Marbre
  • 1339 Wylliam Thorney, Roger Forsham
  • 1340 Adam Lucas, Bartholomewe Morris
  • 1341 Richard Barkinge, John Rockyslec
  • 1342 John Lovekyn, Richard de Kislingbury
  • 1343 John Stewarde, John Aleysham
  • 1344 Geoffrey de Wychingham, Thomas Legge
  • 1345 Edmond Hempnall, John Glouceter
  • 1346 John Croydon, William Clopton
  • 1347 Adam Bramson, Richard Basingstoke
  • 1348 Henry Picard, Symond Dolsely
  • 1349 Adam Bury, Rauffe Lynne
  • 1350 John Notte, Wyllyam Worcestre
  • 1351 John Wroth, Gylbert Steynthorpe
  • 1352 John Pecche, Johan Stotley
  • 1353 John Wilde, Johan Lytell
  • 1354 William Notingham, Richard Smelt
  • 1355 Thomas Forster, Thomas Brandon
  • 1356 Richard Notingham, Thomas Dosell
  • 1357 Stephen Cavendisshe, Bartholemew Frestelyng
  • 1358 John Bernes, John Buryn
  • 1359 Symond de Benyngton, John de Chichester
  • 1360 Johan Denys, Walter Borney
  • 1261 Wyllyam Holbech, James Tame
  • 1362 John of St. Albanes, James Andrewes
  • 1363 Richard Croydon, Johan Hyltoste
  • 1364 Johan of Metforde, Symon de Mordon
  • 1365 John Bykylsworth, Johan Irelande
  • 1366 John Warde, Wyllyam Dykman
  • 1367 John Tergolde, William Dykman
  • 1368 Adam Wymbyngham, Robert Gyrdeler
  • 1369 Johan Pyell, Hugh Holdyche
  • 1370 William Walworth, Robert Gayton
  • 1371 Robert Hatfelde, Adam Stable
  • 1372 John Philpot, Nicholas Brembre
  • 1373 John Awbry, John Fysshyde
  • 1374 Sir Richard Lyons, Wylliam Wodhouse
  • 1375 John Hadley, Wylliam Newporte
  • 1376 Johan Northampton, Robert Launde
  • 1377 Andrew Pykman, Nicholas Twyford
  • 1378 John Boseham, Thomas Cornwaleys
  • 1379 John Heylesson, Wylliam Baret
  • 1380 Walter Doket, Wylliam Knyghthode
  • 1381 John Rote, Johan Hynde
  • 1382 John Sely, Adam Bamme
  • 1383 Symond Winchcombe, John More
  • 1384 Nicholas Ereton, John Fresshe
  • 1385 John Organ, Johan Churchman
  • 1386 William Standon, William More
  • 1387 Wyllyam Venour, Hughe Forstalfe
  • 1388 Thomas Austeyne, Adam Carllyll
  • 1389 Johan Walcot, Johan Loveney
  • 1390 Thomas Vynant, John Francis
  • 1391 John Shadworth, Henry Vaunere
  • 1392 Giibert Manfelde, Thomas Newyngtyn
  • 1393 Richard Whyttington, Drugo Barentyn
  • 1394 Wyllyam Brampton, Thomas Knollys
  • 1395 Roger Ellys, Johan Sheryngham
  • 1396 Thomas Wylforde, Wylliam Parker
  • 1397 William Askham, John Woodcock
  • 1398 Johan Wade, Johan Warner
  • 1399 William Walderne, William Hyde

15th century

Sheriffs of London in the 15th century:[7]

  • 1400 Wyllyam Wakele, William Eliot
  • 1401 Wylliam Venour, William Fremyngham
  • 1402 Richard Marlowe, Robert Chichele
  • 1403 Thomas Fauconer, Thomas Poll
  • 1404 William Lowste, Stephen Spylman
  • 1405 Henry Barton, William Cromer
  • 1406 Nycholas Wootton, Godfrey Brooke
  • 1407 Henry Pomfret, Henry Hatton
  • 1408 Thomas Duke, William Norton
  • 1409 John Lawe, William Chycheley
  • 1410 John Penne, Thomas Pyke
  • 1411 John Reynwell, William Cotton
  • 1412 Rauf Levenham, William Sevenoke
  • 1413 John Sutton, John Michell
  • 1414 John Mychell, Thomas Aleyn
  • 1415 Aleyn Everard, Thomas Cambridge
  • 1416 Robert Whityngdon, John Coventry
  • 1417 Henry Rede, John Gedney
  • 1418 John Bryan, drowned and replaced by J. Parnasse, Rauf. Barton
  • 1419 Robert Whytingham, John Butler
  • 1420 Johan Boteler, William Welles
  • 1421 Richard Gosselyn, William Weston
  • 1422 William Eastfeld, Robert Tatersale
  • 1423 Nycholas James, Thomas Wadeforde
  • 1424 Symon Seman, John Bywater
  • 1425 Wylliam Mylred, John Brokley
  • 1426 John Arnold, Johan Highman
  • 1427 Henry Frowick, Robert Ottele
  • 1428 Thomas Duffhouse, Rauffe Holand
  • 1429 Johan Ruse, Rauffe Holand
  • 1430 Water Chertsey, Robert Large
  • 1431 John Atherley, Stephen Browne
  • 1432 John Olney, Johan Paddysley
  • 1433 Thomas Chalton, Johan Lynge
  • 1434 Thomas Bernwell, Simon Eyre
  • 1435 Thomas Chatworth, Robert Clopton
  • 1436 Thomas Marsted, William Gregory
  • 1437 Wylliam Chapman, Wylliam Halys
  • 1438 Hugh Dyke, Nicholas Yeo
  • 1439 Robert Markhall, Phylyp Malpas
  • 1440 John Sutton, William Whetenhall
  • 1441 William Cumbys, Richard Ryche
  • 1442 Thomas Beaumont, Richard Nordon
  • 1443 Nicholas Wyfold, Johan Norman
  • 1444 Stephen Foster, Hugh Wyche
  • 1445 John Derby, Geoffrey Fielding
  • 1446 Robert Horne, Geoffrey Boleyn
  • 1447 Wylliam Abraham, Thomas Scot
  • 1448 Wylliam Cantlow, William Marlowe
  • 1449 William Hewlyn, Thomas Canynges
  • 1450 John Mydylton, Wyllyam Dere
  • 1451 Matthew Philip, Christofer Marton
  • 1452 Richard Leigh, Richarde Alley
  • 1453 Johan Walden, Thomas Cooke
  • 1454 Johan Felde, William Taillour
  • 1455 John Yonge, Thomas Oulgrave
  • 1456 Johan Steward, Ralph Verney
  • 1457 Wyllyam Edward, Thomas Reyner
  • 1458 Ralph Josselyn, Richard Nedeham
  • 1459 Johan Plummer, Wyllyam Stocker
  • 1460 Rychard Hemynge, Johan Lambarde
  • 1461 John Lok, George Irelande
  • 1462 William Hampton, Bartholomew James
  • 1463 Robert Basset, Thomas Muschamp
  • 1464 John Tate, Johan Stone
  • 1465 Sir Henry Wavyr, James Constantyne
  • 1466 Johan Brown, Henry Bryce, died and replaced by John Stockton
  • 1467 Humphrey Heyford, Thomas Stalbroke
  • 1468 William Heriot, Symond de Smyth
  • 1469 Robert Drope, Richard Gardyner
  • 1470 John Crosby, John Warde
  • 1471 John Alleyn, John Shelley
  • 1472 John Browne, Thomas Bledlow
  • 1473 William Stoker, Robert Billesdon
  • 1474 Edmund Shaa, Thomas Hill
  • 1475 Hugh Bryce, Robert Colwych
  • 1476 Richard Rawson, William Horne
  • 1477 John Stocker, Henry Colet
  • 1478 Robert Hardynge, Robert Byfelde
  • 1479 Thomas Ilam, John Warde
  • 1480 William Danyell, William Bacon
  • 1481 Robert Tate, William Wyking, Richard Chawrey
  • 1482 William White, John Mathew
  • 1483 Thomas Norlond, William Martyn
  • 1484 Richard Chestir, Thomas Bretayn, Ralph Astrie
  • 1485 Robert Tate, John Tate
  • 1486 Hugh Clopton, John Percival
  • 1487 Johan Fenkyll, William Remyngton
  • 1488 William Isaak, Rauf Tilney
  • 1489 William Capel, John Brooke
  • 1490 Henry Coote, Robert Revell, Hugh Pemberton
  • 1491 Thomas Wood, William Browne
  • 1492 William Purchas, William Walbek
  • 1493 Robert Fabyan, John Wyngar
  • 1494 Nicholas Ailwyn, Johan Warner
  • 1495 Thomas Kneesworth, Henry Somyr
  • 1496 John Shaa, Richard Haddon
  • 1497 Bartholomew Reade, Thomas Wyndowght
  • 1498 Thomas Bradbury, Stephen Jenyns
  • 1499 James Wilforde, Rychard Brond

16th century

Sheriffs of London in the 16th century:[8]

17th century

Sheriffs of London in the 17th century:[8]

18th century
Stephen Sayre, Sheriff of the City of London 1773

Sheriffs of London in the 18th century:[10]

19th century

Sheriffs of the City of London

19th century

20th century

21st century
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See also
  • List of Lord Mayors of London

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