High Sheriff of Suffolk

This is a list of Sheriffs and High Sheriffs of Suffolk.

The Sheriff is the oldest secular office under the Crown and is appointed annually (in March) by the Crown. He was originally the principal law enforcement officer in the county and presided at the Assizes and other important county meetings. Most of the responsibilities associated with the post have been transferred elsewhere or are now defunct, so that its functions are now largely ceremonial. There was a single Sheriff serving the two counties of Norfolk and Suffolk until 1576.

On 1 April 1974, under the provisions of the Local Government Act 1972, the title of Sheriff of Suffolk was retitled High Sheriff of Suffolk.^[1]

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Sheriff

Pre-17th century

1066: Norman
Roger Bigod (1st term)
Robert Malet
Roger Bigod (2nd term)
Before 1576 - See High Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk
1576: Robert Ashfield, of Stowlangtoft
1577: John Heigham of Barrow and Bury St Edmund's
1578: Sir William Spring, of Lavenham, Kt.^[2]
1579: Sir Robert Jermyn, of Rushbrook, Kt.
1580: Sir Philip Parker, of Arwerton, Kt.
1581: Sir Thomas Barnardiston, of Kedington, Kt.
1582: Sir Nicholas Bacon of Redgrave ^[3]
1583: Sir William Drury of Hawstead Place, Kt.
1584: Sir Charles Framlingham of Crow Hall ^[4]
1585: John Gurdon of Assington
1586: George Colt of Cavendish
1587: William Clopton, of Kentwell Hall
1588: Francis Jermy, of Brightwell
1589: Philip Tilney, of Shelley
1590: Sir William Waldegrave, of Smallbridge, Kt.
1591: Thomas Rous, of Henham
1592: Nicholas Garneys, of Kenton
1593: Sir Lionel Tollemache of Helmingham^[5]
1594: Robert Ford, of Butley
1595: Thomas Crofts, of Saxham
1596: Sir William Spring, of Pakenham, Kt.
1597: Thomas Eden of Sudbury
1598: Sir Anthony Wingfield of Letheringham, Kt.
1599: Henry Warner of Mildenhall

17th century

1600: Anthony Felton, of Playford
1601: Edward Bacon of Shrubland Hall ^[3]
1602: Sir Edmund Withipol, of Ipswich
1603: Thomas Estotevile, of Dalham
1604: Sir Nicholas Bacon, of Redgrave
1605: Edmund Bokenham, of Great Thornham
1606: Sir Thomas Playters, of Sotterley Hall^[6]
1607: Anthony Penning, of Ipswich
1608: John Wentworth, of Somerleyton
1609: Sir Lionel Tollemache of Helmingham (1st term)
1610: Sir Thomas Wingfield, of Letheringham
Sir George Le Hunt, of Bredfield
1611: Thomas Tilney, of Shelley
1612: Sir Calthrop Parker of Arwerton
1613: Sir Martin Estotevile, of Dalham
1614: Sir Robert Brooke, of Yoxford
1615: Sir Robert Barker of Trimley
1616: Thomas Clench of Holbrooke
1617: Sir Lionel Tollemache, 1st Baronet of Helmingham (2nd term)
1618: Sir Edward Lewknor of Denham
1619: Sir John Wentworth of Somerleyton
1620: Sir Henry North, of Wickham Brook
1621: Sir William Spring of Pakenham
1622: William Whettle, of Ampton
1623: Robert Brooke, of Nacton
1624: Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston of Kedington
1625: Geoffrey Pitman, of Woodbridge
1626: Samuel Aylmer, of Claydon
1627: Sir John Prescot, of Hoxne
1628: Maurice Barrow, of Barningham
1629: Brampton Gurdon of Assington
1630: Sir Henry Bokenham of Great Thornham
1631: John Acton, of Bramford
1632: Sir Robert Crane, 1st Baronet of Chilton
1633: Sir William Soame, of Thurlow
1634: Sir Edmund Bacon, 2nd Baronet of Redgrave
1635: Sir John Barker, 1st Baronet of Trimley
1636: Sir John Rous of Henham
1637: Sir Philip Parker, of Erwarton
1638: Sir Anthony Wingfield, Baronet of Letheringham
Edward Duke, of Benhall
1639: John Clench, of Creeting
1640: Sir Symonds D'Ewes, of Stowlangtoft
1641: Sir William Spring, 1st Baronet, of Pakenham
1642: Sir William Castleton, Bt of Bury
1643: Maurice Barrow, of Barningham,
1644: John Colton, of Earl Soham
1645: Sir Arthur Jenney, of Knodishall
1646: Thomas Bloss, of Belstead
1647: Thomas Kerridge, of Shelley
1648: Robert Wright, of Wangford
1649: Sir Wiseman Bokenham, of Thornham
1650: Sir William Hervey, of Hengrave
1651: Edward Clarke, of East Bergholt
1652: Sir Robert Coke of Huntingfield (died 1653)
1652: Edward Wennieve, of Brettenham
1653: Robert Cordell of Long Melford
1654: Sir John Barker, Baronet of Trimley
1655: Martin Salter, of Battisford
1656: James Calthorpe, of Ampton
1657: Thomas Baker, of Fressingfield
1658: John Wyard, of Brundish
1659: John Wyard, of Brundish
1660: Sir John Castleton, of Bury
1661: Renold Williams, of Stoke
1662: Joseph Brand of Edwardston
1663: Francis Theobald, of Barking
1664: John Bence, of Ringsfield
12 November 1665: Sir Edmund Bacon, 4th Baronet, of Redgrave^[7]
7 November 1666: Sir Samuel Barnardiston, 1st Baronet, of Brightwell^[8]
6 November 1667: Sir Edmund Sorrell^[9]
24 November 1667: Geoffrey Howland, of Covehithe^[10]
6 November 1668: John Clerke^[11]
25 November 1668: Samuel Blackaby, of Stowmarket^[12]
11 November 1669: Sir Robert Dycer, 1st Baronet, of Ipswich^[13]
4 November 1670: John Clarke, of Bury^[14]
9 November 1671: John Risby, of Thorp Morieux^[15]
11 November 1672: William Gibs^[16]
1672: William Soame
12 November 1673: Francis Sherwin^[17]
17 November 1673: William Sherington, of London^[18]
5 November 1674: John Warner, of Sudbury^[19]
1674: Sir William Spring, 2nd Baronet, of Pakenham^[20]
1676: William Gibbs of Stoke ^[21]
1676: George Sterling of Charsfield ^[22]
1677: John Acton, of Bramford
1678: Sir Willoughby D'Ewes, Bt of Stowlangtoft
1679: Sir John Rous, Bt of Henham
1680: Sir Robert Brooke of Yoxford
1681: Sir William Davenly, of Newton
1682: Thomas Waldegrave, of Smallbridge
1683: Thomas Waldegrave, of Smallbridge
1684: Jacob Garrett, of Creeting St. Mary
1685: Sir John Cordell, Bt of Melford
1686: Jeoffery Nightingale
1687: Sir John Castleton, Baronet of Bury
1688: John Clerke, of Bury
1689: Edmund Sheppard, of Campsey Ash
1690: Sir Dudley Cullum, 3rd Baronet of Hardwick House, Hawstead
1691: Sir Joseph Brand, of Edwardston
1692: George Goodday, of Fornham
1693: John Hammond
1694: William Cooke, of Linstead
1695: Daniel Browning
1696: Sir Thomas Spring, 3rd Baronet, of Pakenham
1697: John Pack, of Stoke Ash
1698: John Cornwallis, of Wingfield
1699: Thomas Aldrich, of Hessett

^[23]

18th century

1700: Samuel Warner, of Parham
1701: Henry Cooper, of Yoxford
1702: John Scrivener, of Sibton
1703: Sir Richard Allen, of Somerleyton, Bt.
1704: Richard Phillips of Ipswich and Edwardstone
1705: Thomas Kerridge, of Shelley
1706: Leicester Martin of Christchurch, Ipswich
1707: Thomas Macro, of Bury
1708: Richard Norton, of Ixworth Abbey
1709: John Sheppard, of Campsey Ash
1710: Stephen Bacon
1711: Thomas Bloss, of Burstall
1712: Francis Coleman, of Hacheston
1713: John Ewer, of Chediston
1714: John Sheppard, of Campsey Ash
1715: Jonathan Myles
1716: Joseph Chaplin, of Bergholt
1717: John Inwood
1718: Edward Clarke, of Bergholt
1719: Nicholas Jacob
1720: Bartholomew Young, of Bradfield
1721: John Pitt of Great Bealings
1722: Sir Jasper Cullum, 4th Baronet, of Hardwick House^[24]
1723: John Boggas, of Great Finborough
1724: Gregory Coppinger
1725: Hustings Wilkinson
1726: Thomas Driver, of Earl Stonham
1727: Robert Goodrich
1728: Sir John Playters, of Sotterley Hall, Bt.
1729: Tobias Bloss, of Belstead
1730: Sir Thomas Allen, of Somerleyton, Bt.
1731: Nathaniel Acton, of Hemingston
1732: George Dashwood
1733: Alexander Bence, of Thorington
1734: John Eldred
1735: John Reynolds
1736: John Corrance, of Rougham
1737: Reginald Rabett, of Bramfield
1737: John Cooper of Shimsfield ^[25]
1738: Sir William Barker, of Ipswich, Bt.
1739: William Acton of Bramford Hall
1740: Edmund Jenney of Bredfield House
1741: Samuel Lucas, of Chelmondiston
1742: Baron Prettyman, of Bacton
1743: Sir John Barker, of Sproughton, Bt.
1744: Robert Leman, of Wickham Market
1745: Charles Scrivener, of Sibton
1746: Philips Colman, of Ipswich
1747: Robert Edgar, of Ipswich
1748: Lamb Barry, of Syleham
1749: Thomas White, of Tattingstone
1750: Richard Oneby, of Lowdham
1751: George Goodday, of Fornham
1752: William Naunton, of Letheringham
1753: Robert Sparrow, of Brandiston
1754: William Jennens (or William Jennings), of Acton
1755: Cooke Freeston, of Mettingham
1756: John Canham, of Milden
1757: Henry Moore, of Kentwell Hall Melford^[26]
1758: Robert May, of Sutton ^[27]
1759: Sir John Rous, of Henham, Bt.
1760: Thomas Thorowgood, of Kersey
1761: Thomas Moseley, of Ousden
1762: Shadrach Brice, of Clare
1763: Ezekiel Sparke, of Walsham-le-Willows
1764: Sir John Blois, of Yoxford
1765: George Golding, of Thorington^[28]
1766: Gabriel Trusson, of Kelsall
William Wollaston, of Great Finborough
1767: William Chapman, of Loudham Hall^[29]
1768: Osborn Fuller, of Carlton
1769: Hutchinson Mure, of Great Saxham
1770: Eleazor Davy, of Ubbeston
1771: John Freston Scrivener, of Sibton
1772: Nathaniel Acton, of Bramford
1773: Thomas Maynard, of Wrentham
1774: Edmund Tyrell, of Gipping
1775: Richard Moore, of Kentwell Hall ^[26]
1776: John Frere of Bacton ^[30]
1777: Robert Sparrow of Worlingham Hall
1778: Reginald Rabett, of Bramfield
1779: John Sheppard, of Campsey Ash
1780: Samuel Rush, of Benhall
1781: Sir Charles Kent, 1st Baronet of Fornham ^[31]
1782: William Middleton of Crowfield
1783: Robert Trotman, of Ipswich
1784: John Wennieve, of Brettenham
1785: Sir Thomas Gooch, 4th Baronet, of Benacre ^[32]
1786: James Sewell, of Strutton ^[33]
1787: John Meadows Theobald of Henley ^[34]
1788: Sir Thomas Charles Bunbury, of Barton, Bt.
1789: Nathaniel Lee Acton, of Livermere
1790: Miles Barne of Sotterley Hall
1791: Sir William Rowley, of Stoke^[35]
1792: Alexander Adair, of Flixton
1793: George Doughty, of Leiston
1794: Charles Purvis, of Darsham
1795: Jacob Whitbread, of Loudham
1796: John Clayton, of Sibton
1797: Chaloner Arcedeckne of Glemham
1798: John Sheppard, of Campsey Ash
1799: George Rush, of Benhall

19th century

5 February 1800: William Beaumarits Rush, of Raydon^[36]
11 February 1801: Charles Streynsham Collinson, of Sproughton^[37]
3 February 1802: Thomas Cocksedge, of Bury St Edmunds^[38]^[39]
3 February 1803: Sir Harry Parker, 6th Baronet, of Melford Hall^[40]
23 April 1804: Sir Robert Pocklington, of Chelsworth^[41]
6 February 1805: George Nassau, of Trimley St Martin^[42]
1 February 1806: Michael William le Heup, of Bury St Edmunds^[43]
4 February 1807: Thomas Mills, of Saxham Hall^[44]
3 February 1808: John Vernon, of Nacton^[45]
6 February 1809: John Dresser, of Blyford^[46]
31 January 1810: Joshua Grigby, of Drinkstone^[47]
8 February 1811: Roger Pettiward, of Great Finborough^[48]
24 January 1812: Richard Moore, of Kentwell Hall, Long Melford^[49]
10 February 1813: Harry Spencer Waddington, of Cavenham^[50]
4 February 1814: Edward Hollond, of Benhall^[51]
13 February 1815: Charles Tyrrell, of Gipping^[52]
1816: Sir Charles Blois, of Yoxford, Bt.
1817: Sir Robert Harland, 2nd Baronet of Nacton ^[53]
1818: Charles Berners of Woolverstone Hall
1819: Andrew Arcedeckne of Glevering Hall, Hacheston
1820: George Thomas, of Woodbridge
1821: Philip Bennett, of Rougham
1822: Ambrose Harbord Steward, of Stoke
1823: Henry Usborne, of Branches
1824: John Fitzgerald of Bredfield
1825: Sir Henry Edward Bunbury, of Barton
1826: John Payne Elwes, of Stoke by Clare
1827: John Francis Leathes, of Herringfleet
1828: Hart Logan, of Kentwell Hall
1829: John Ruggles Brice, of Clare
1830: John Wilson Sheppard, of Campsey Ash^[54]
Sir William Middleton, of Shrubland, Bt.
1831: John Read, of Primrose Hill, Holbrook^[55]
1832: Joseph Burch Smith, of Stoke Hall, Ipswich^[56]
1833: Sir Thomas Gooch, 5th Baronet, of Benacre^[57]
1834: John Garden, of Redisham^[58]
1835: Robert Sayer, of Sibton Park^[59]
1836: Edward Bliss, of Brandon^[60]
1837: Sir Hyde Parker, 8th Baronet, of Long Melford^[61]
1838: Thomas Hallifax the elder, of Chadacre Hall^[62]
1839: Arthur John Brooke, of Horningsheath^[63]
1840: George St Vincent Wilson, of Redgrave^[64]
1841: Sir Josias Rowley, Bt, of Tendring Hall^[65]
1842: Edward Bridgman, of Coney Weston^[66]
1843: William Long, of Saxmundham^[67]
1844: Sir Philip Broke, 2nd Baronet, of Nacton^[68]^[69]
1845: Henry Wilson, of Stowlangtoft^[70]
1846: Sir Robert Adair, Bt, of Flixton^[71]
1847: Henry James Oakes, of Nowton Court^[72]
1848: Charles Vanneck, 3rd Baron Huntingfield, of Haveningham Hall^[73]
1849: Rt. Hon. John Henniker-Major, 4th Baron Henniker, of Thornham Hall,^[74] replaced by Thomas James Ireland, of Ousden Hall^[75]
1850: Sir Thomas Rokewode-Gage, 8th Baronet, of Hengrave Hall^[76]
1851: Frederick Barne, of Sotterley Hall^[77]
1852: James Hamilton Lloyd-Anstruther, of Hintlesham Hall^[78]
1853: Rt. Hon. John Henniker-Major, 4th Baron Henniker, of Thornham Hall^[79]
1854: Windsor Parker, of Clopton Hall^[80]
1855: John Josselyn, of St Edmund's Hill, Bury St Edmunds^[81]
1856: Andrew Arcedeckne, of Glevering Hall, Hacheston^[82]
1857: John George Weller Poley, of Boxted Hall^[83]
1858: Peter Robert Burrell, of Stoke Park, Ipswich^[84]
1859: John George Sheppard, of Campsey Ash^[85]
1860: Thomas Thornhill, of Riddlesworth^[86]
1861: Edward Robert Starkie Bence, of Kentwell Hall, Melford^[87]
1862: Sir John Blois, 8th Baronet, of Cockfield Hall, Yoxford^[88]
1863: John William Brooke, of Sibton Park^[89]
1864: Sir George Broke-Middleton, 3rd Baronet, of Nacton^[90]
1865: John Page Reade, of Stutton^[91]
1866: William Gilstrap, of Fornham St. Greneveve ^[92]
1867: Robert John Pettiward, of Great Finborough Hall ^[93]
1868: Sir Charles James Fox Bunbury ^[94]
1869: Frederick William Schreiber, of Melton ^[95]
1870: Frederick William Thellusson, Lord Rendlesham, of Rendlesham Hall^[96]
1871: Thomas Richard Mills, of Great Saxham ^[97]
1872: Henry Alexander Starkie Bence of Thorington Hall ^[98]
1873: Fuller Maitland Wilson, of Stowlangtoft Hall ^[99]
1874: Thomas Barbot Beale, of Brettenham Park ^[100]
1875: Sir Robert Affleck, 6th Baronet of Dalham Hall ^[31]
1876: Harry Spencer Waddington, of Cavenham Hall ^[101]
1877: George Holt Wilson, of Redgrave Hall ^[102]
1878: Sir Francis Robert Sherlock Lambert Gooch, of Benacre, 8th Baronet ^[103]
1879: William Beeston Long, of Hurt's Hall, Saxmundham ^[104]
1880: George Henry Pocklington, of Chelsworth ^[105]
1881: Robert Emlyn Lofft, of Troston Hall ^[106]
1882: Edward Phillippe Mackenzie
1883: John George Weller-Poley, of Boxted Hall ^[107]
1884: Walter Thomas Brown, of Brent Eleigh ^[108]
1885: Sir Alfred Sherlock Gooch, 9th Baronet of Benacre Hall ^[109]
1886: Herbert Bulkley Praed, Ousden Hall ^[110]
1887: William Edmund Image of Herringswell ^[111]
1888: George Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum of Hardwick House, Hawstead^[112]
1889: John Paley of Ampton Hall ^[113]
1890:
1891: Arthur Heywood of Sudbourne Hall ^[114]
1892: Frederick St. John Newdegate Barne of Sotterley Hall, Beccles^[115]
1893: Ferdinand Eyre of the Mount, Bury St. Edmund's^[116]
1894: William Naunton Waller of the Grove, Little Bealings ^[117]
1895: Charles Hugh Berners of Woolverstone Park, Ipswich^[118]
1896: Sir Savile Brinton Crossley of Somerleyton Hall, Bart.^[119]
1897: Edward Walter Greene of Nether Hall, Pakenham ^[120]
1898: Thomas Henry Tacon of Bed House, Eye ^[121]
1899: Edwin James Johnstone of Rougham Hall ^[122]

20th century

1901: John Dupuis Cobbold of Holywell ^[123]
1902: Henry Edmund Buxton, of Fritton, Great Yarmouth ^[124]
1903: The Honourable Stanhope Alfred Tollemache, of Bentley and Northleigh, Ipswich ^[125]
1904: Lieutenant - Colonel Alfred George Lucas, of Lowestoft^[126]
1905: Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Blois, 9th Baronet of Cockfield Hall, Yoxford ^[127]
1906: George Arthur Paley, of Ampton Hall, near Bury St. Edmunds ^[128]
1907: Duncan Parker, of Clopton Hall, Rattlesden, near Bury St. Edmunds^[129]
1908: Sir Henry Charles John Bunbury, Bt. of The Woodlands, Mildenhall^[130]
1909: Almeric Paget of Brandon Park
1910: Sir Frederick Adair, Bt
1911: Sir Thomas Vere Sherlock Gooch, Bt ^[131]
1912: Frederick Charles Ulick Vernon-Wentworth, CB of Black Heath, Friston, Saxmundham ^[132]
1913: Arthur Maitland Wilson of Stowlangtoft, near Bury St. Edmunds ^[133]
1914: William Evelyn Long of Hurts Hall, Saxmundham ^[134]
1915: George Espec John Manners of Fornham Park, Bury St. Edmunds ^[135]
1916: The Rt. Hon. Frederick Archibald Charles, 6th Baron Rendlesham of Rendlesham Hall ^[136]
1917: Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie of Sizewell Hall, near Leiston ^[137]
1918: Charles Pettiward of Finborough Hall ^[138]
1919: Francis Egbert Hollond of Leiston Old Abbey, Leiston ^[139]
1920: Sir Gerald Hemmington Ryan, Bt. of Hintlesham Hall, Ipswich^[140]
1921: Capt. Robert Leatham Barclay of Higham, Bury St. Edmunds ^[141]
1922: Sir George William Agnew, Bt of Rougham Hall^[142]
1923: Sir (Alfred) Collingwood Hughes, Bt. of The Lodge, East Bergholt^[143]
1924: Sir (Henry) Herbert Hambling, Bt. of Rookery Park, Yoxford ^[144]
1925: Col. William Geoffrey Carwardine-Probert of Bevills Hall. Bures St. Mary^[145]
1926: John Soame Austen of Plumpton House, Whepstead, Bury St. Edmunds ^[146]
1927: Sir Pierce Thomas Lacy, Bt. of Ampton Hall, Bury St. Edmunds^[147]
1928: Brigadier-General Samuel Eyre Massy Lloyd of Westwood House, Ipswich ^[148]
1929: Brigadier-General Archibald Fraser Home, of Cavenham Park, Mildenhall^[149]
1930: Lieut.-Col. Harold Everard Hambro of Coldham Hall, Stanningfield, Bury St. Edmunds^[150]
1931: Sir Arthur Churchman, Bt^[151]
1932: Captain The Hon. James St. Vincent Broke Saumarez of Broke Hall, Nacton, Ipswich^[152]
1933: Algernon Henry Mackworth Praed, of Ousden Hall, Newmarket^[153]
1934: John Murray Cobbold of Glemham Hall, Wickham Market^[154]
1935: Sir Christopher Boyd William Magnay, Bt., of Saxham Hall, Bury St. Edmund's^[155]
1936: Sir Charles Henry Napier Bunbury, 11th Baronet^[156]
1937: Edward Lambert Gosling of Herringswell Manor, Mildenhall^[157]
1938: Stuart Paul of Freston Lodge, Ipswich ^[158]
1939: Lieut.-Col. James William Royce Tomkin, of Little Haugh Hall, Norton, Bury St. Edmunds ^[159]
1940: Francis Lawrence Bland of Rookwood, Copdock, Ipswich ^[160]
1941: Harold Patrick Martin of Nether Hall, Pakenham, Bury St. Edmunds ^[161]
1942: Captain Frank Guy Clavering Fison of Stutton Hall, Ipswich^[162]
1943: Lieut.-Col. James Archibald Innes of Horringer Manor, Bury St Edmunds^[163]
1944: Major Durham Simpson Matthews of Lanwades Park, Moulton, Newmarket.^[164]
1945: Captain Edward Halifax Weller-Poley of Boxted Hall, Bury St. Edmunds.^[165]
1946: Major Sir John Stuart Agnew, Bt., of Rougham, Bury St. Edmunds^[166]
1947: Colonel Sir Edward Courtenay Thomas Warner, Bt., of The Hall, Brettenham^[167]
1948: Captain George Marcus Tomline Pretyman of Orwell Park House, Ipswich.^[168]
1949: Peter Temple Chevallier of Nedging Hall.^[169]
1950: Sir Robert Eric Sherlock Gooch, 11th Bt. of Benacre Hall ^[131]
1951: John Gibson Jarvie, Gedding Hall, Suffolk^[170]
1952: Thomas Maltby Bland of Rookwood, Copdock, near Ipswich.^[171]
1953: Lieut-General Sir (Robert) Harold Carrington of Edwardstone House, Boxford^[172]
1954: Lieut.-Commander Alistair Philip Cobbold, R.N.V.R. of Belstead Brook, Ipswich^[173]
1955: Major The Honourable James Perrott Philipps of Dalham Hall, Newmarket^[174]
1956: Colonel Brian Sherlock Gooch ^[131]
1957: Harold Charles Drayton of Plumton Hall, Whepstead, Bury St. Edmunds.^[175]
1958: Lieut-Colonel John Edward Michael Bland of Little Hall, Stutton, near Ipswich.^[176]
1959: Theodore David Barclay of Desnage Lodge, Higham, Bury St Edmunds ^[177]
1960: David Stanley Pierson of Abbey Oaks, Sproughton, Ipswich ^[178]
1961: Ronald Arthur Vestey of The Hall, Great Thurlow, Haverhill.^[179]
1962: Alfred Joseph Samson of Northcliffe, Maybush Lane, Felixstowe.^[180]
1963: John Shuldham Schreiber of Marlesford Hall, Woodbridge^[181]
1964: Lieut-Colonel Sir George Arthur Falconer of The Old Rectory, Whatfield, near Ipswich.^[182]
1965: Major John Hallifax Weller-Poley of Boxted Hall, Bury St. Edmunds.^[183]
1966: Captain Sir Peter McClintock Greenwell, Bt. of Butley Abbey Farm, Woodbridge.^[184]
1967: Major-General Sir Victor Paley of The Chestnuts, Great Barton, Bury St. Edmunds^[185]
1968: Charles Selwyn Pryor of Great Lodge, Framlingham, Woodbridge^[186]
1969: Brigadier James Robert Travers Aldous of Hitcham House, Hitcham, Ipswich.^[187]
1970: eoffrey Hamilton Paul of Kirton Lodge, Kirton, near Ipswich.^[188]
1971: Sir Joshua Francis Rowley, Bt., of The Cottage, Stoke-by-Nayland.^[189]
1972: Sir John William Napier Bunbury, Bt.^[190]
1973: Alastair Ernest Henderson of Tostock Place, Tostock, Bury St. Edmunds.^[191]

High Sheriff

20th century

1974: The Hon. Peter Algernon Strutt of Stutton Hall, Stutton, Ipswich.^[192]
1975: Richard Stephen Ryder of Great Bradley Hall, Newmarket.^[193]
1976: The Hon. Charles Brodrick Amyass Bernard of By the Crossways, Kelsale, Saxmundham.^[194]
1977: David Rutherfurd Dickson of Barrow Lodge, Bury St. Edmunds ^[195]
1978: Lieut-Colonel James Michael Heigham Royce Tomkin of The Red House, Wissett, Halesworth.^[196]
1979: Air Commodore The Hon. Sir Peter Beckford Rutgers Vanneck of White Lodge, Waldringfield, Woodbridge ^[197]
1980: Lieut-Colonel Richard Harlackenden Carwardine Probert of Bevills, Bures.^[198]^[199]
1981: Captain Robin John Sheepshanks of The Rookery, Eyke, Woodbridge.^[200]
1982: Roger Hewitt Paul of Brundish Lodge, Woodbridge ^[201]
1983: Major Walter John Blencowe Bridge of Broom Hall, Bradfield St. George, Bury St Edmunds.^[202]
1984: Nicholas Longe of Grange Farm, Hasketon, Woodbridge.^[203]
1985: Captain Christopher Baldwin Hughes Wake-Walker, RN, of East Bergholt Lodge, East Bergholt^[204]
1986: Henry Francis Arnold Engleheart of The Priory, Stoke-by-Nayland.^[205]
1987: Hugh Ludlow Philbrick of The Cottage, Great Bealings, Woodbridge.^[206]
1988: Robin James Upton of Park Farm, Herringswell, Bury St. Edmunds.^[207]
1989: Rodney John Derek Blois of Cockfield Hall, Yoxford near Saxmundham ^[208]
1990: George William Paul of Wherstead, Ipswich ^[209]
1991: Merelina Mary Phyllis MacRae of Hatchery House, Little Mill Lane, Barrow, Bury St Edmunds^[210]
1992: William Le Grand Jacob of Brook House, Cumberland Street, Woodbridge^[211]
1993: Major Carol James Hay Gurney.^[212]
1994: Brigadier Adam Brampton Douglas Gurdon, C.B.E. of Burgh House, Woodbridge^[213]
1995: Sir Richard William Hyde Parker, Bt., of Melford Hall, Long Melford.^[214]
1996: John Kerr of Blaxhall Hall, Little Glemham, Woodbridge^[215]
1997: Jonathan Martin Paul of Freston, Ipswich ^[216]
1998: The Hon. Patrick Vavasseur Fisher of Kilverstone Hall, Thetford, Norfolk.^[217]
1999: Colonel David Henry Charles Gordon Lennox, Saxham Hall, Great Saxham, Bury St Edmunds ^[218]

21st century

2000: John Clement of Tuddenham Hall ^[219]
2001: David William Barclay, Desnage Lodge, Higham, Bury St. Edmunds ^[220]
2002: Robert Rous of Dennington Hall.
2003: John Geoffrey Thurlow
2004: Clare, Countess of Euston
2005: Major Philip Hope-Cobbold, of Glenham Hall
2006: Sir Michael William Bunbury Bt.^[221]
2007: Air Marshal Sir Richard John Kemball^[222]
2008: Diana Hunt of Little Wenham^[223]
2009: James Kennedy Buckle of Semer^[224]
2010: Tessa Frances Innes of Playford, Ipswich^[225]
2011: Stephen Philip Miles of Bury St Edmunds^[225]
2012: Andrew Norman-Butler of Stoke by Nayland^[225]
2013: Sir Edward Bernard Greenwell Bt. DL of Woodbridge^[225]
2014: Nicholas J Wingfield Digby of Kennett, Newmarket ^[226]
2015: Judith Shallow of Felsham Hall, Bury St Edmunds ^[227]

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