High Sheriff of Rutland

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Details from 1129 to 1199 taken from The Rutland Magazine[1]

Contents

[edit] 1100 to 1200

  • 1129: William de Albeni, the Breton (reign of Henry I of England)
  • 1155: Richard de Humez (reign of Henry II of England)
  • 1157: Robert filius Goboldi
  • 1159: Richard de Humez
  • 1161: Robert filius Goboldi
  • 1163: Richard de Humez
  • 1165: Robert Goebold
  • 1166: Richard de Humez
  • 1179: William Malduit
  • 1188: Amalric Dispensator (Despenser)
  • 1189: William Malduit (reign of Richard I of England)
  • 1195: William de Albeni
  • 1198: Benedict de Haveresham
  • 1199: Hugh le Scot (reign of John of England)

[edit] 1500 to 1600

[edit] 1600 to 1700

  • 1601: Sir Andrew Noel [2]
  • 1634: Sir Francis Bodenham
  • 1635: Sir Edward Harington
  • 1639: Thomas Levett, Esq., of Tixover
  • 1642: Thomas Waite
  • 1646: Abel Barker[3]

[edit] 1800 to 1900

  • 18??: John Moore Paget (c 1792-1866)
  • 1862: Sir William Charles Evans-Freke, 8th Baron Carbery[4]
  • 1866: William Wing[5]
  • 1899: Arthur Richard de Capell Brooke 1st and last Baron Brooke of Oakley

[edit] 1900 to 2000

  • 1900: Mr R R Hollins
  • 1916-1919: John Edward Corby
  • 1953: Michael Auriol Buxton
  • 1964: George Hamilton Boyle

[edit] 2000 onwards

  • 2002: Stuart Paton
  • 2003: Mary Lloyd
  • 2004: Mark Taylor
  • 2005: Robert Boyle
  • 2006: Mrs Miranda Lynne Hall[6][7]
  • 2007–2008: Barbara Elizabeth Gilman[8]

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Rutland Magazine and County Historical Record, Vol 4, (Oakham: C Matkin, 1910), pp73-85
  2. ^ J E Neale, The Elizabethan House of Commons (London: Jonathan Cape, 1949)
  3. ^ House of Commons Journal Volume 4 - 1 December 1646 | British History Online
  4. ^ thePeerage.com - Index to High Sheriffs, Sheriffs and Wardens
  5. ^ http://books.google.com/books?vid=OCLC64053290&id=NNdkxHnE8SgC&
  6. ^ London Gazette: no. 57921, pages 3375–3376, 9 March 2006. Retrieved on 2007-11-30.
  7. ^ High Sheriffs
  8. ^ London Gazette: no. 58266, pages 3313–3314, 7 March 2007. Retrieved on 2007-11-30.
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