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* For 1974 to 1996 inclusive - See [[High Sheriff of Leicestershire]]
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==Rutland Unitary Authority==
==1997 to present day - Rutland Unitary Authority==
*1997: Barry Owen
*1997: Barry Owen
*1998: Lornie Taylor
*1998: Lornie Taylor

Revision as of 21:01, 14 January 2012

This is a list of High Sheriffs of Rutland. The High Sheriff is the oldest secular office under the Crown: there has been a Sheriff of Rutland since 1129. Formerly the High Sheriff was the principal law enforcement officer in the county but over the centuries most of the responsibilities associated with the post have been transferred elsewhere or are now defunct, so that its functions are now largely ceremonial. The High Sheriff changes every March. After some 22 years as part of Leicestershire, Rutland was split away in 1996 as a Unitary Authority with its own shrievalty, thus re-establishing the separate High Sheriff of Rutland.

1100–1200

  • 1129: William de Albeni, the Breton
  • 1155: Richard de Humez
  • 1156: Thomas Ondeby
  • 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
  • 1195: William de Albeni
  • 1198: Benedict de Haveresham
  • 1199: Hugh le Scot

1200–1300

1300–1400

1400–1500

2

1500–1600

2

1600–1700

2

1700–1800

  • 1714: Charles Roberts [13]
  • 1715:
  • 1719: John Whiteing [14]
  • 1720:
  • 1724: George Brushfield [15]
  • 1725:
  • 1727: Charles Tryon [16]
  • 1728:
  • 1729: Kenelm Digby[17]
  • 1730:
  • 1731: George Marston [18]
  • 1732: Lycester Baroden [19]
  • 1733: William Goding [20]
  • 1734: William Fowler [21]
  • 1735:
  • 1737: Redenhall Pearse [22]
  • 1738: Thomas Bradgate of Uppingham [23]
  • 1739:
  • 1741: Kenelm Johnson [24]
  • 1742: John Brown [25]
  • 1743:
  • 1744: Henry Shield [26]
  • 1745: Anthony Lucas [27]
  • 1746: John Mitchell [28]
  • 1747: Thomas Wootton [29]
  • 1748:
  • 1749: Charles Smith [30]
  • 1750:
  • 1751: William Sharrard the Younger of Langham [31]
  • 1752:
  • 1753: William Brushfield [32]
  • 1754: James Sismey of Lyddington [33]
  • 1755: John Maydwell, of Bart Gates in Oakham,[34]
  • 1756: Robert Tomblin, cf Edith Weston [35]
  • 1757: John Digby, of North LufFenham, [36]
  • 1758: Thomas Trollop Brown, of Tolthorpe [37]
  • 1759:
  • 1785: Thomas Falkner, of Morcott [38]
  • 1789: Benjamin Cramp, of Oakham [39]
  • 1795: Sir Gilbert Heathcote, 4th Baronet [40]

1800–1900

  • 1812: Sir Gerard Noel, 2nd Baronet, of Exton Park [41]
  • 1814: George Fludyer of Atston [42]
  • 1830: John Eagleton, of South Luffenham[43]
  • 1831: Thomas Birch Reynardson, of Essendine[44]
  • 1832: William Gilford, of North Luffenham[45]
  • 1833: John Muxloe Wingfield, of Market Overton[46]
  • 1834: Edward Watson Smyth, of Gunthorpe[47]
  • 1835: Godfrey Kemp, of Belton[48]
  • 1836: Richard Wade, of Uppingham[49]
  • 1837: John Stokes of Caldecott[50]
  • 1838: Matthew Laxton, of Greetham[51]
  • 1839: John Monkton, of Seaton[52]
  • 1840: Samuel Richard Fydell, of Morcott[53]
  • 1841: Joseph Tomblin, of Leighfield[54]
  • 1842: Richard Westbrook Baker, of Cottesmore[55]
  • 1843: George Fludyer, of Ayston[56]
  • 1844: Charles Grantham, of Ketton[57]
  • 1845: Henry Bennet Pierrepont, of Ryhall[58]
  • 1846: John Gilson, of Wing[59]
  • 1847: Richard Lucas, of Edith Weston[60]
  • 1848: Hon. Charles George Noel, Viscount Campden, of Flitteris Park[61]
  • 1849: John Thomas Springthorpe, of Manton[62]
  • 1850: Hon. William Middleton Noel, of Ketton[63]
  • 1851: John Moore Paget, of Clipsham[64]
  • 1852: William de Capell Brooke, of Martinsthorpe[65]
  • 1853: John Parker, of Preston[66]
  • 1854: Robert Lee Bradshaw, of Tinwell[67]
  • 1855: Arthur Heathcoate, of Pilton[68]
  • 1856: Clarke Morris, of Oakham[69]
  • 1857: Ayscough Smith, of Braunston[70]
  • 1858: William Rudkin Morris, of North Luffenham[71]
  • 1859: Edward Henry Cradock Monckton, of Seaton[72]
  • 1860: Samuel Hunt, of Ketton[73]
  • 1861: William Fludyer, of Ayston[74]
  • 1862: William Evans-Freke, 8th Baron Carbery[75]
  • 1863: Hon. Henry Lewis Noel, of Exton Park[76]
  • 1864: Charles Ormston Eaton, of Tixover[77]
  • 1865: William Gilford, of North Luffenham[78]
  • 1866: William Wing[79]
  • 1867:
  • 1882: John William Handley Davenport-Handley of Clipsham [80]
  • 1883: Edward Philip Monckton [81]
  • 1884: William Gore Marshall of Hambleton [82]
  • 1885: William Cunliffe Gosling, of Oakham [83]
  • 1886: Frederick Gordon Blair, of Ashwell [84]
  • 1887: Arthur Morrice Blake of Whissendine [85]
  • 1889: William Woodhouse of Hambleton Hall
  • 1888: Robert Neill, of Wing [86]
  • 1889: Blake Alexander Hankey, of Essendine, Stamford [87]
  • 1890: Edward Worrall, of Wing, Oakham, [88]
  • 1891: George Fydell Rowley, of Morcott, Uppingham[89]
  • 1892:
  • 1897: Henry Clarke Jervoise, of Langham [90]
  • 1898: The Honourable William Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam, of Barnsdale, near Oakham.[91]
  • 1899: Arthur Richard de Capell Brooke 1st and last Baron Brooke of Oakley[92]

1900–1973

  • 1900: Sir Arthur John Fludyer, Bt., of Ayston Hall, Uppingham [93]
  • 1901: William Henry Neill, of the Grange, Wing, Oakham [94]
  • 1902: Ernest Lucas Braithwaite[95]
  • 1906: Hubert Francis Joseph Eaton
  • 1907: Ernest William Proby Conant
  • 1912: Stafford Vere Hotchkin
  • 1916-1919: John Edward Corby
  • 1920: Arthur William Hickling of The Old Hall, Wing, Oakham [96]
  • 1927: Roger John Edward Conant, Bt
  • 1947: William Melville Codrington
  • 1949: Sir Henry Tate
  • 1953: Michael Auriol Buxton
  • 1956: Robert Oliver Fitzroy, Bt
  • 1960: Sir John Ernest Michael Conant, Bt
  • 1964: George Hamilton Boyle
  • 1968: Giles Henry Charles Floyd
  • 1969: Charles Hugh Hoare of The Old Vicarage, Burley, Oakham.[97]
  • 1970: Denis Sydney Player, C.B.E., of North Luffenham Hall, near Oakham.[98]
  • 1971: John Giles Charles Gore Browne, of Cranford, Lyddington [99]
  • 1972: Captain Richard Miles Micklethwait, of Preston Hall, Preston, near Uppingham.[100]
  • 1973: John Michael Moubray of Ridlington House, Ridlington, near Uppingham.[101]

1997 to present day - Rutland Unitary Authority

  • 1997: Barry Owen
  • 1998: Lornie Taylor
  • 1999: Lady Goldring
  • 2000: Robert N.C. Bingley
  • 2001: Michael M. Allen
  • 2002: Stuart G. Paton
  • 2003: Mary C. Lloyd MBE
  • 2004: Mark E. Taylor
  • 2005: Robert Boyle
  • 2006: Mrs Miranda Lynne Hall[102][103]
  • 2007: Barbara Elizabeth Gilman[104]
  • 2008: Thomas Hornby Graham (Tommy) Cooper FRICS FAAV[105][106]
  • 2009: Elizabeth Anne Mills
  • 2010: Sarah Catharine Forsyth
  • 2011: Peter Lawson [107]

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