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High Sheriff of Hertfordshire

Below is a list of Sheriffs and High Sheriffs of Hertfordshire.

List of Sheriffs of Hertfordshire[edit]

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (August 2008)

Prior to 1567 the Sheriff of Essex was also the sheriff of Hertfordshire.

• Anno 9 Elizabeth : This County was severed from that of Essex, and found Sheriffs by themselves.
• Before 1567 see Sheriff of Essex
• 1567 Sir George Penruddock of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire
• 1568 Rowland Lytton – Knebworth
• 1569 Henry Coningsby – North Mimms
• 1570 William Doddes
• 1571 Edward BaesheofStanstead Abbots (1st term)
• 1572 George Horsey of Digswell
• 1573 Thomas Leventhorpe – Shingey Hall
• 1574 Henry Cocke of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire
• 1575 John Gill – Wyddial
• 1576 Thomas Bowles – Wallington
• 1577 Edmond Verney – Pendley
• 1578 Philip Boteler – Watton
• 1579 Charles Moryson – Cassiobury
• 1580 Thomas Docwray of Putteridge Bury
• 1581 Sir John Brocket – Hatfield
• 1582 Henry Coningsby – North Mimms
• 1583 Francis Heydon – The Grove, Watford
• 1584 Edward BaesheofStanstead Abbots (2nd term)
• 1585 Henry Capell of Hadham Hall
• 1586 Edward Pulter – Bradfield
• 1587 Thomas Leventhorpe
• 1588 Sir John Cutts
• 1589 Edmond Verney – Pendley
• 1590 Walter Mildmay – Pishiobury
• 1591 Thomas Hanchet
• 1592 Arthur Capel – Hadham Hall
• 1593 John Leventhorpe – Shingey Hall
• 1594 Rowland LyttonofKnebworth House
• 1595 Sir Thomas Sadleir of Standon
• 1596 Ralph Coningsby of North Mimms
• 1597 Richard Spencer of Offley
• 1598 Thomas Pope Blount – Tittenhanger
• 1599 Robert Chester – Royston
• 1600 Thomas Hanchet
• 1601 Thomas Bowles – Wallington
• 1602 Sir Edward Denny – Waltham Abbey

James I[edit]

• 1603 Sir Henry Boteler – Hatfield
• 1604 Sir George Peryent – Digswell
• 1605 Thomas Docwra – Putteridge Bury (son of Thomas, HS 1580)
• 1606 Sir Leonard Hide – Throcking
• 1607 Sir John Leventhorpe – Shingey Hall
• 1608 Nicholas Trott of Quickswood in Clothill
• 1609 Ralph Sadleir – Standon
• 1610 Sir Richard Anderson – Pendley
• 1611 Sir Robert Boteler – Watton
• 1612 John Wild –
• 1613 William Frankland of Rye House
• 1614 Sir Thomas Dacres, snr of Cheshunt (died 1615) then (Aug–Nov) Thomas Dacres jnr of Cheshunt
• 1615 Sir Goddard Pemberton of Hertingfordbury (died August 1616)
• 1616 Lewis Pemberton – St Albans
• 1616 Thomas Newce – Hadham
• 1617 Edward Briscoe – Aldenham
• 1618 Thomas Read – Hatfield
• 1619 Sir Nicholas Hyde, 1st Baronet – North Mimms
• 1620 Roger Pemberton – St Albans
• 1621 William Hale – King's Walden
• 1622 Edward Newport – Pelham
• 1623 Sir Clement Scudamore – North Mimms
• 1624 Richard Sidley – Digswell

Charles I[edit]

• 1625: William Lytton of Knebworth^[2]
• 1626: John Jennings
• 1627: Sir Thomas Hyde, 2nd Baronet (son of Nicholas, HS 1620)^[3]
• 1628: Edward Gardiner
• 1629: William Hoe
• 1630: John Boteler K.B. of Watton Woodhall, Watton-at-Stone^[4]
• 1631:
• 1632: Richard Hale – King's Walden^[5]
• 1633: Henry Coghill
• 1634: William Plomer
• 1635: William Priestley
• 1636: William Leman
• 1636: Ralph Freeman^[6]
• 1637: Thomas Coningesby
• 1638: Thomas Hewett of Pishiobury, Sawbridgeworth^[7]
• 1639: John Gore
• 1640: Richard Cole
• 1641: Arthur Pulter of Broadfield
• 1642: John Garrett
• 1644: Robert Jesselyn
• 1644: Charles Noles
• 1646: Richard Harlakenden of Earls Colne, Essex^[8]

Commonwealth[edit]

• 1648 Francis Flyer^[9]
• 1648 Rowland Hale^[10]
• 1650 John Rowley of Berkway^[11]
• 1651 Thomas KeightleyofHertingfordbury Park^[12]
• 1652 John Fotherley^[13]
• 1654 Humfrey Shatcrosse of Hatfield^[14]
• 1654 Sir John Barrington
• 1655 Sir John Reade^[15]
• 1658 Sir John Wittewrong, 1st Baronet

Charles II[edit]

• 1662 Rowland LyttonofKnebworth House^[16]
• 12 November 1665: Sir Jonathan Keate, 1st Baronet,^[17] of the Hoo, Kimpton
• 7 November 1666: Edward Chester^[18]
• 6 November 1667: John Ellis^[19]
• 6 November 1668: Israel Mayo^[20]
• 11 November 1669: Sir Thomas Byde,^[21] of Ware Park
• 4 November 1670: Henry Baldwin^[22]
• 9 November 1671: Sir John Reade^[23]
• 3 December 1671: Samuel Reves^[24]
• 11 November 1672: Thomas Priestley^[25]
• 12 November 1673: Sir John Reade^[26]
• 6 May 1674: Henry Coghill, of Aldenham
• 5 November 1674: Joshua Lomax^[27]
• 15 November 1675: Sir John Reade, 1st Baronet^[28]
• 9 February 1675: Edward Chester Royston^[29]
• 9 November 1676: Sir John Reade, 1st Baronet^[30]
• 10 November 1676: Sir William Leman, 2nd Baronet of Northaw^[31]
• 15 November 1677: Sir John Reade, 1st Baronet^[32][33]
• late 1677: Sir Robert Jocelyn^{[citation needed]}
• 14 November 1678: William Lisson^[34]
• 13 November 1679: Thomas Halsey^[35]
• 4 November 1680: Sir John Butler^[36]
• 1681 Sir Michael Miller^[37]
• 1682 James Wilmot^[38][39]
• 1683 Sir Thomas Feild ^[40]
• 1684 James Gulston ^[41]
• 1685 Joseph Edmunds^[42][43]
• 1686 Francis Floyer ^[44]
• 1687 Basil Moor jnr^[45]
• 1688 William Hutchinson of Astwell ^[46]

William and Mary[edit]

• 1689 (Mar–Nov) Robert Harley of Brampton Bryan^[47]
• 1689 Thomas Shatterden – Hatfield ^[48]
• John Plumer – Blakesware
• 1690 Sir John Garrard, 3rd Baronet of Lamer ^[49]
• 1691 George Hadley – East Barnet^[50][51]
• 1692 Sir John Bucknall of Oxhey Place, Watford ^[52]
• 1693 Sir James Read – Hatfield ^[53]
• 1694 William Dyer – Newenham ^[54]

William III[edit]

• 1695 Sir Thomas Rolt – Sacomb
• 1696 John Gape of Harpsfield Hall, St Albans
• 1697 John Billers – Thorley
• 1698 Thomas Auncel – Ickleford
• 1699 Henry Gore – Gilston
• 1700 George Nodes – Shephall
• 1701 Thomas Blackmore

Anne[edit]

• 1702 Robert Hadsley – Munden
• 1703 Edmond Field – Stansted
• 1704 Philip Boteler – Watton
• 1705 Joseph Huntsman
• 1706 Barnard Halpenny
• 1707 Henry Houblon – London
• 1708 Richard Sheppard
• 1709 Sir Richard Houblon – London
• 1710 William Robinson Lytton of Knebworth House then William Berners of Moore Place, Much Hadham
• 1711 Henry Ewer
• 1712 William Smith
• 1713 Charles Felton

George I[edit]

• 1714 Henry Long – Bayford
• 1715 John Duncomb
• 1716 William Bucknall
• 1717 Pulter Forester – Bradfield
• 1718 James Fleet – Tewin
• 1719 John Nichols
• 1720 Sir Charles Buck – Watford
• 1721 Edward Radcliffe – Hitchin
• 1722 Thomas Kentish – St Albans
• 1723 John Seer – Yardley
• 1724 Henry Sibley – Yardley^[55]
• Thomas Sibley
• 1725 Samuel Poynter – Kelshall
• 1726 Richard Warren – Tewin

George II[edit]

• 1727 Benedict Ithel – Hitchin
• 1729 Edward Searle replaced by John Turvin of Gilston
• 1730 Francis Goulston – Wyddial
• 1731 Richard Chase
• 1732 Thomas Wooton
• 1733 William Freeman – Aspenden Hall
• 1734 Richard Tuach – Rickmersworth
• 1735 Thomas Rolt – Sacomb
• 1736 John Dean – Wormley
• 1737 Robert Plummer^[56]
• 1738 William Gape – St Albans
• 1739 William Benn – West Mill
• 1740 William Shaw – Cheshunt
• 1741 Robert Hadsley – Jenningsbury
• 1742 Geo Carpenter – Redburn
• 1743 Thomas Ansell – Ickleford
• 1744 Richard Chase – Much Hadham
• 1745 Sir Conyers Jocelyn – Hyde Hall
• 1746 Charles Halsey – Great Gaddesden
• 1747 Edward Chester – Albury replaced by Henry Fotherley Whitfield – Rickmersworth
• 1748 William Janssen – Cheshunt
• 1749 Nicholson Calvert – Hunsdon House
• 1750 John Cheshyre – Thundridgebury
• 1751 Thomas Whittewronge – Harpenden
• 1752 Benedict Ithel – Preston
• 1753 Caleb Lomax – Childwickbury
• 1754 Fitzwilliam Barrington – Lilley
• 1755 Giles Thornton Heysham – Paul's Walden
• 1756 John Turvin – Gilston
• 1757 Jacob Houblon – West Mill
• 1758 John Robinson Lytton of Knebworth House
• 1759 Sir John Chapman of Cockenhatch
• 1760 Benjamin Trueman – Hatfield

George III[edit]

• 1761 John Ashfordby – Cheshunt
• 1762 Henry Fotherley Whitfield – Rickmansworth
• 1763 John Cope Freeman – Abbots Langley
• 1764 David Williams – Sarratt^[57]
• 1765 Bibye Lake – St Margaret's
• 1766 John Seare – Tring
• 1767: Samuel Whitbread, of Bedwell Park^[58]
• 1768 Lionel Lyde, later Sir Lionel Lyde, 1st Baronet – Ayot St Lawrence
• 1769 Jeremiah Hadsley – Barkway
• 1770 Henry Green – Gaddesden Hoo
• 1771 George Prescott – Theobalds
• 1772 Samuel Moody – Watford
• 1773 John Dorrien – Berkhamsted St Peter's
• 1774 Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Baronet – Wormley Bury
• 1775 Richard Emmott – Goldings
• 1776 Thomas Harwood – Preston
• 1777 John Searancke – Hatfield
• 1778 Thomas Blackmore – Hunsdon
• 1779 Richard Baker – Hertingfordbury
• 1780 John Hunter of Gubbins, Potter's Bar
• 1781 Thomas Clutterbuck – Watford
• 1782 John Mickie – North Mimms
• 1783 Robert Machy – Tewin
• 1784 John Thomas Ellis of Wyddial Hall
• 1785 William Phillimore – Aldenham^[59]
• 1786 Jeremiah Milles – Pishiobury
• 1787 John Roper of Berkhamsted st Peter^[60]
• 1788 Charles Bourchier of Shenley^[61]
• 1789 Drummond Smith of Tring Park^[62]
• 1790 Samuel Robert Gaussen of Brookman's Park, North Mimms
• 1791 Matthew Raper of Ashlyns Hall^[63]
• 1792 James Bourchier of Shenley^[64]
• 1793 Sir George William Prescott, 1st Baronet of Theobalds^[65]
• 1794 Samuel Lightenhouse of Orford House
• 1795 James Harding of Tring
• 1796 John Sowerby of Lilley
• 1797 Sir John Sebright, 7th Baronet of Beechwood
• 1798 Felix Calvert – Hunsdon House
• 1799 Archibald Paxton – Watford Place
• 5 February 1800: Justinian Casamajor, of Potterells^[66]
• 11 February 1801: Thomas Fitzherbert, of Shenley^[67]
• 3 February 1802: Jacob Bosanquet, of Broxbourne Park^[68]
• 3 February 1803: Henry Brown, of North Mimms Place^[69]
• 1 February 1804: Edward Garrow, of Totteridge^[70]
• 6 February 1805: Emilius Henry Delmé-Radcliffe, of Hitchin Priory^[71]
• 1 February 1806: George Sullivan Marten, of Sandridge Lodge^[72]
• 4 February 1807: George Caswall, of Sacombe Park^[73]
• 3 February 1808: James Smyth, of Ashlyns Hall^[74]
• 6 February 1809: Edmond Darby, of Aston Bury^[75]
• 31 January 1810: Thomas Haworth, of Boreham Lodge^[76]
• 8 February 1811: Robert Taylor, of Tolmers^[77]
• 24 January 1812: John Currie, of Essendon^[78]
• 10 February 1813: John Fam Timins, of Aldenham^[79][80]
• 4 February 1814: Nicholas Segar Parry, of Little Hadham^[81]
• 13 February 1815: Andrew Reid, of Chipping Barnet^[82]
• 1816 Daniel Giles of Youngsbury, Ware
• 1817 Edmund Morris of Chorleywood^[83]
• 1818 George Palmer – Much Hadham
• 1819 Samuel Unwin Heathcote – Shephallbury

George IV[edit]

• 1820 John Earley Cook – Nunsbury
• 1821 Joseph Timperon – New Barnet
• 1822 Thomas Daniell – Little Berkhampstead
• 1823 Robert Sutton – Rossway, Northchurch
• 1824 Patrick Haydon – Colney Chapel
• 1825 Thomas Nash Kemble – Gubbins Park
• 1826 Sir George Duckett – Roydon
• 1827 Joseph Andrew Latour – Hexton Manor
• 1828 Sir Culling Smith – Bedwell Park
• 1829 Charles Phelips – Briggins Park

William IV[edit]

• 1830 William Hale – King's Walden
• 1831 Augustus Smith – Ashlyns Hall first appointed,^[84] replaced by Hon Thomas Robert Dimsdale, Baron Dimsdale^[85] – Camfield Place^[86]
• 1832 Robert Plumer Ward – Gilston Park^[87]
• 1833 George Jacob Bosanquet – Broxbourne Bury
• 1834 Wiliam Robert Phillimore – Newberries^[88]
• 1835 William Robert Baker – Bayfordbury
• 1836 William Blake – Danesbury

Victoria[edit]

• 1837 George Proctor – Bennington
• 1838 Claude George Thornton – Tewin
• 1839 Charles Benet Drake Gerard – Lamer Park
• 1840 Charles Snell Chauncy – Little Munden
• 1841 Robert William Gaussen – Brookmans
• 1842 George Gould Morgan of Brickendonbury
• 1843 Charles John Dimsdale – Essendon Place
• 1844 Frederick Cass – Little Grove^[89][90]
• 1845 Sir Henry Meux, 2nd Baronet – Theobalds Park
• 1846 Felix Calvert – Hunsdon House
• 1847 Humphrey Harper Burchell – Bushey Grange
• 1848 William Parker – Ware Park
• 1849 Abel Smith – Woodhall Park
• 1850 Fulke Southwell Greville – North Mimms Park
• 1851 William John Lysley – Mymms
• 1852 Wynn Ellis – Ponsbourne Park
• 1853 Sir Thomas Gage Sebright – Beechwood Park
• 1854 Robert Hanbury – Poles
• 1855 Nathaniel Hibbert – Munden
• 1856 William Joseph Myers – Porters
• 1857 William Reid – Codicote
• 1858 William Wilshere – Welwyn
• 1859 Martin Hadsley Gosselin – Ware
• 1860 James Bentley – Cheshunt
• 1861 William Jones Loyd – Langleybury
• 1862 John Hodgson – Gilston Park^[91]
• 1863 Samuel Richard Block – Barnet
• 1864 Sir Astley Paston Cooper – Gadesbridge
• 1865 Forster Alleyne McGeachy – Shenley Hill
• 1866 Henry Heyman Toulmin – Childwickbury^[92]
• 1867 Charles Booth – Stanstead Abbotts
• 1868 Robert Pryor – Watford
• 1869 Robert Smith – Goldings
• 1870 Unwin Unwin Heathcote – Shephallbury
• 1871 Charles Longman – Shendish
• 1872 Thomas Curtis – Great Berkhampstead
• 1873 HJ Smith – Bosanquet – Broxbournebury
• 1874 Sir John Gage Sebright – Beechwood
• 1875 James Sydney Walker – Hunsdonbury
• 1876 John Gwyn Jeffreys – Ware Priory
• 1877 David Carnegie – Watford
• 1878 Thomas Fowell Buxton – Ware
• 1879 Charles Butler – Hatfield
• 1880 Charles Cholmondely Hale – King's Walden
• 1881 John Evans – Hemel Hempstead
• 1882 James William Carlile – Hertford^[93]
• 1883 Salisbury Baxendale – Ware
• 1884 Henry Hucks Gibbs – Watford^[94]
• 1885 Sir Astley Paston-Cooper – Gadebridge
• 1886 John Harry Eyres Parker – Ware Park
• 1887 Henry Wilson Demain-Saunders – Hertford
• 1888 William Bunce Greenfield – Flamsteadbury
• 1889 Joseph Grout Williams – Pendley Manor
• 1890 Hon Arthur Henry Holland-Hibbert – Munden
• 1891 Edmund Smith Hanbury – Poles, Ware^[95]
• 1892 Richard Benyon Croft – Ware
• 1893 Robert Barclay – Hoddesdon
• 1894 Edward Henry Loyd – Langleybury
• 1895 Edward Salvin Bowlby – Gilston Park
• 1896 Percival Bosanquet – Ponfield
• 1897 John Henry Buxton – Hunsdon Bury
• 1898 Charles Thomas Part – St Albans
• 1899 Frederick Henry Norman – Much Hadham
• 1900 Sir George Faudel Faudel-Phillips – Balls Park, Hertford^[96]

Edward VII[edit]

• 1901 Major-General Apsley Cherry-Garrard, of Lamer Park – Wheathampstead^[97]
• 1902 Evelyn Simpson – Baldock^[98]
• 1903 Henry Tylston Hodgson – Harpenden
• 1904 Sir Edgar Reginald Sebright – Beechwood
• 1905 Thomas Fenwick Harrison – King's Walden Bury
• 1906 Hellier Gosselin-Grimshawe – Bengeo Hall
• 1907 Benjamin Samuel Faudel-Phillips – Hertford
• 1908 Arthur Salvin Bowlby – Gilston Park
• 1909 Edward Ernest Pearson – Brickendonbury
• 1910 Sir Alfred Reynolds – Ayot Bury

George V[edit]

• 1911 Major Richard Page Croft – Ware
• 1912 Maurice George Carr Glyn – Hadham
• 1913 Herbert Gibbs, 1st Baron Hunsdon of Hunsdon – Briggens, Nr Ware
• 1914 Lewis Evans – Watford
• 1915 Henry William Clinton Baker – Bayfordbury
• 1916 Walter Reynolds – St Albans
• 1917 Charles Robert Southwell, Baron Dimsdale^[85] – Meesden
• 1918 Capt Hubert Laurie Bullen – Hatfield
• 1919 Major-Gen Sir Charles Haddon – Great Berkhamsted
• 1920 John Ramsay Drake – St Albans
• 1921 Sir Arthur Cory-Wright – Welwyn
• 1922 Col Sir Edward Hildred Carlile – Hertford
• 1923 Capt George Strachan Pawle – Widford
• 1924 BrigGen Sir Brodie Henderson – Little Berkhamsted
• 1925 Sir Charles Alexander Nall-Cain – Hatfield
• 1926 Sir Alexander William Lewis – Essendon
• 1927 Lt Col Osmond McMullen – Ware
• 1928 George Richard Smith-Bosanquet – Broxbourne
• 1929 Capt Everard Martin-Smith – Codicote
• 1930 Charles Morland Agnew – Croxley Green
• 1931 Sir Walter Lawrence – Sawbridgeworth
• 1932 Major John Fenwick Harrison – King's Waldenbury
• 1933 Sir Lionel Faudel-Philips – Hertford
• 1934 Capt Robert Humphrey Haslam – Berkhamsted

George V and Edward VIII[edit]

• 1935 Lt Colonel Wilfred Hubert Wild – St Albans

Edward VIII and George VI[edit]

• 1936 Col Sir Geoffrey Selby Church – Hatfield^[99]

George VI[edit]

• 1937 Arthur Edwin Cutforth – Sawbridgeworth
• 1938 Henry Fowell Buxton – Ware
• 1939 Capt Sir Cecil Gustavus Newman – Royston
• 1940 Capt Reginald Henry Abel-Smith – Hatfield
• 1941 Major Albert Pam – Broxbourne
• 1942 The Rt Hon Sir Felix Cassel – Luton
• 1943 Col William Hilton Briggs – Watford
• 1944 Michael Bruce Urquhart Dewar – Hitchin
• 1945 Capt Sir Humphrey Edmund de Trafford – Royston
• 1946 Sir Patrick Ashley Cooper – Hexton Manor
• 1947 Capt Francis Pawle – Ware
• 1948 Brig Edward Henry Beddington – Much Hadham^[100]
• 1949 Brig Walter Hugh Crosland – Little Berkhamsted
• 1950 The Hon David Bowes-Lyon – St Paul's Walden Bury
• 1951 Col Sir William Henry Dyke Acland – Welwyn

Elizabeth II[edit]

• 1952 Charles Maynard – Potters Bar
• 1953 Thomas Abel Smith – Hertford
• 1954 Col John Maitland – Welwyn
• 1955 Lt Col Robert McMullen – Buntingford
• 1956 Sir William Cooper – Berkhamsted
• 1957 Charles Wentworth-Stanley – Sawbridgeworth
• 1958 John Buxton – Wareside
• 1959 Lt Col Francis Fremantle – Hertford
• 1960 Brigadier Richard Hanbury – Braughing
• 1961 Maj Adrian Hadden-Paton – Berkhamsted
• 1962 Arthur Proctor – Harlow
• 1963 Douglas Cory-Wright – Harpenden
• 1964 Leopold Seymour – Hadham
• 1965 Lucius Thompson-McCausland – Hertford
• 1966 Sir Aubrey Burke – Bovingdon
• 1967 Ronald Pilkington – Stanstead Abbotts
• 1968 James Ashley Cooper – Hexton Manor
• 1969 Julian Martin Smith – Berkhamsted
• 1970 Sir Frederick Seebohm – Chapmore End^[101]
• 1971 Lt Col James Thompson – Stevenage
• 1972 David Wentworth-Stanley – Munden
• 1973 Charles Wentworth-Stanley – Sawbridgeworth

Arms[edit]

List of High Sheriffs of Hertfordshire[edit]

20th century[edit]

21st century[edit]

• 2000 The Revd Teddy Faure Walker DL of Sandon^[105]
• 2001 Christopher Maurice Laing OBE DL of Ayot St Lawrence^[106]
• 2002 The Countess of VerulamofSt Albans
• 2003 Lady Lyell (Susanna) of Markyate
• 2004 Lady Nichols (Shelagh) of Bucks Hill^[107]
• 2005 David McMullen DL of Westmill^[108]
• 2006 William Tudor John DL of Willian^[109][110]
• 2007 Howard Guard of Radlett^[111]
• 2008 Paul David Cherry of Weston^[112]
• 2009 Jane Wentworth-Stanley of Great Munden^[113]
• 2010 Gerald Michael Nolan Corbett of Redbourn^[114]
• 2011 Lord Charles Cecil of Hatfield^[115]
• 2012 The Hon. Mrs Arabella Clare Stuart-Smith of Bedmond, Abbots Langley^[116]
• 2013 Viscountess Trenchard, Standon, Ware^[117]
• 2014 Fergus J McMullen^[118] of The Old Vicarage, Berden, Bishop's Stortford^[119]
• 2015 Jonathan Charles Gosselin Trower of Stanstead Bury, Stanstead Abbotts, Ware^[120]
• 2016 Stelio Haralambos Stefanou of Tewin^[121]
• 2017 William Arthur Hobhouse of Sarratt^[122]
• 2018 Mrs Suzana Rose Harvey of Wickham Hall, Bishop's Stortford^[123]
• 2019 Mrs Sarah Margaret Beazley of Buntingford^[124]
• 2020 The Hon. Henry Thurstan Holland-Hibbert of Watford^[125]
• 2021 Lionel C. Wallace DL of St Albans^[126]
• 2022 Mrs Sally Denise Burton^[127]
• 2023 Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Green^[128]
• 2024 Mrs Anne Patricia Brewster^[129]

Website[edit]

High Sheriff of Hertfordshire

References[edit]

• Where no other source is indicated, the name has been taken from the Shrievalty's own list, List of High Sheriffs