High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire

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This is a list of High Sheriffs of Carmarthenshire. Carmarthenshire was originally created by the Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284. It became an administrative county in 1889 with a county council following the Local Government Act 1888. Under the Local Government Act 1972, the administrative county of Carmarthenshire was abolished on 1 April 1974 and the area of Carmarthenshire became three districts within the new county of Dyfed : Carmarthen, Dinefwr and Llanelli. Under the Local Government (Wales) Act 1994, Dyfed was abolished on 1 April 1996 and the three districts united to form a unitary authority which had the same boundaries as the original Carmarthenshire but remaining in the shrievalty of Dyfed.

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List of Sheriffs

16th century

  • 1516: Sir Thomas Phillips
  • 1541: Jenkin Lloyd of Pwlldyfach
  • 1542: Sir William Thomas of Aberglasney
  • 1543: Sir Thomas Jones of Abermarlais (grandfather of Donne Lee)
  • 1544: William Morgan Donn of Muddlescomb
  • 1545: James Williams of Pant Hoel
  • 1546: John Philipps of Clogyfran
  • 1547: Griffyth Done (or Dwnn) of Ystrad Merthyr near Kidwelly
  • 1548: Thomas Brine of Cenarth
  • 1549: Rhys ap William ap Thomas Goch of Ystradffin
  • 1550: David Gwyn ap Howel ap Rhydderch of Ystrad Wallter
  • 1551: Griffith Higgon of New Carmarthen
  • 1552: Sir John Vaughan of Whitland Abbey
  • 1553: David Vaughan [1]
  • 1554: William Philipps of Picton Castle and Clogyfran [1]
  • 1555: David Griffith Leyson of the Priory, Carmarthen [1]
  • 1556: Griffith Dwnn of Pibwr [1]
  • 1557: Walter Vaughan of Pembrey of Pembrey Court
  • 1558: Griffith Higgon of Carmarthen [1]
  • 1559: David Vaughan of Kidwelly [1]
  • 1560: Griffith Dwnn of Pibwr
  • 1561: David Gwynne ap Howel (Powell) ap Rhydderch of Ystrad Wallter
  • 1562: Rees ap William ap Thomas Goch of Ystradffin
  • 1563: John Vaughan of Golden Grove
  • 1564: Sir John Vaughan of Whitland Abbey
  • 1565: Rhys Thomas of Aberglasney
  • 1566: Thomas Vaughan (1st term) of Pembrey Court
  • 1567: Griffith Rice of Newton
  • 1568: David Parry of Ystrad Wallter
  • 1569: James Williams of Pant Hoel
  • 1570: Thomas Vaughan (2nd term) of Pembrey Court
  • 1571: George Powell of Ystrad Wallter
  • 1572: Richard Vaughan of Whitland Abbey
  • 1573: Rhydderch Gwynne of Glanbran
  • 1574: Sir Henry Jones of Abermarlais [2]
  • 1575: Griffith Vaughan of Trimsaran
  • 1576: William Thomas of Aberglasney
  • 1577: Thomas ap Rhys William Goch of Ystradffin
  • 1578: Griffith Lloyd of Forest
  • 1579: Thomas Lloyd of Lianstephan
  • 1580: William Davies of Ystrad
  • 1581: Sir George Devereux of Ystrad Ffin [3]
  • 1582: William Thomas of Aberglasney
  • 1583: Griffith Rice of Newton, Llandefaison
  • 1584: Sir Henry Jones of Abermarlais [2]
  • 1585: Walter Vaughan of Golden Grove [2]
  • 1586: Walter Rice of Newton, Llandefaison [2]
  • 1587: Griffith Vaughan of Trimsaran (died); Thomas ap Rhys William Goch of Ystradffin
  • 1588: Edward Donne Lee of Abercynfor
  • 1589: Sir Thomas Jones of Abermarlais Park and Emlyn Castle [2]
  • 1590: David Griffith Lloyd of Llanllawddog
  • 1591: Lewis Williams of Panthowel
  • 1592: Thomas ap Rhys William Goch of Ystradffin
  • 1593: William Gwyn of Cynghordy
  • 1594: Edward Donne Lee of Abercynfor
  • 1595: Francis Mansel of Muddlescomb
  • 1596: Francis Lloyd of Llanbedr
  • 1597: Alban Stepney of Prendergast, Pembrokeshire
  • 1598: Rowland Gwyn of Glanbran
  • 1599: James Prydderch of Nant-yr-Hebog
  • 1600: Francis Lloyd of Glyn, Llangendeirn

17th century

  • 1601: David Griffith Llwyd or Lloyd of Llanllawddog
  • 1602: Morgan Jones Parry of Tregib (died); Charles Vaughan of Cwmgwili
  • 1603: Sir Thomas Jones of Abermarlais Park and Emlyn Castle [2]
  • 1604: George Herbert of Castell Pigyn
  • 1605: Sir John Vaughan of Golden Grove [2]
  • 1606: Sir Henry Jones of Abermarlais
  • 1607: William Davies of Bettws
  • 1608: Rhys Prydderch of Laugharne
  • 1609: John Lloyd of Glangwili [4] (son of David, HS 1590,1601)
  • 1610: Francis Mansel, 1st Baronet
  • 1611: Francis Mansel of Muddlescomb
  • 1612: David Jones of Ynys Wen, Abercothi
  • 1613: Thomas William Lloyd of Alltycadno
  • 1614: Rhys Williams of Rhydodin
  • 1615: Morris Bowen of Llechdwnny
  • 1616: William Vaughan of Torycoed
  • 1617: Thomas Johnes of Glansawdde
  • 1618: Morgan Thomas of Bailey Ficer
  • 1619: Sir Rice Rudd of Aberglasney
  • 1620: Henry Vaughan of Derwydd [5]
  • 1621: Gruffydd Lloyd of Ynys Wen, Abercothi
  • 1622: John Gwynne of Gwempa
  • 1623: Sir John Philipps, 1st Baronet of Clogyfran
  • 1624: John Stedman of Liettygariad
  • 1625: David Morgan Rhys of Llangadock
  • 1626: Walter Vaughan of Llanelly
  • 1627: Griffith Lloyd of Forest
  • 1628: John Williams of Panthowel
  • 1629: Francis Lloyd of Danyrallt
  • 1630: Griffith Penry of Llangennech
  • 1631: Richard Vaughan of Cwrt Derllys
  • 1632: David Gwynne of Glanbran
  • 1633: George Jones Snr of Abercothi (died); John Bloome of Upper Penybanc
  • 1634: Lewis Bevan of Penycoed, St. Clears
  • 1635: Thomas Vaughan of Cwmgwili
  • 1636: David Vaughan of Trimsaran
  • 1637: Sir Rice Rudd of Aberglasney
  • 1638: Rowland Gwynne of Taliaris
  • 1639: Sir Henry Jones of Abermarlais
  • 1640: John Harry David of Coed-y-Garth
  • 1641: Sir Richard Philipps, 2nd Baronet, of Picton Castle
  • 1642: Philip Lloyd of Wenallt
  • 1643: John Vaughan of Plasgwyn
  • 1644: George Jones Jnr of Abercothi
  • 1644: Henry Middleton of Middleton Hall
  • 1645: John Phiipps of Wythfawr
  • 1646: Charles Gwynne of Gwempa
  • 1647: Francis Jones of Tregib
  • 1648: Francis Lloyd of Dangrart [6]
  • 1649: Henry Price of Abergorlech
  • 1650: Sir Erasmus Philipps, 3rd Baronet, of Picton Castle
  • 1651: George Gwynne of Llwyn Howel
  • 1652: Walter Jones of Llwynffortun
  • 1653: Thomas William Lloyd of Alltycadno
  • 1654: Lewis Lloyd of Llangennech [7]
  • 1655: Humphrey Browne of Green Castle
  • 1656: Thomas Lloyd of Glangwili
  • 1657: Owen Brigstocke of Kidwelly (1st term)
  • 1658: Thomas Lloyd of Danyrallt
  • 1659: John Vaughan of Plas Gwyn
  • 1660: Roland Gwynne of Glanbran (outlawed); John Vaughan of Ty Gwyn, Ffairfach
  • 1661:Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwydd, Llandebie [8]
  • 1661: Philip Vaughan of Trimsaran
  • 1662: Edward Mansel, 4th Baronet
  • 1663: Edward Rice
  • 1664: George Jones of Abercothi
  • 1665: Nicholas Williams of Rhydodin
  • 12 November 1665: William Lloyd [9]
  • 7 November 1666: James Johnes, [10] of Dolau Cothy
  • 6 November 1667: Christopher Middleton, [11] of Middleton Hall
  • 6 November 1668: Owen Brigstocke, [12] of Kidwelly (2nd term)
  • 11 November 1669: John Lloyd, of Meidrim [13] and Wenallt
  • 4 November 1670: Richard Gwynne, of Gwempa [14]
  • 9 November 1671: Rees William Howell, of Corngafar, Mydrim [15] and Bwlchgwynt
  • 11 November 1672: William Bevan, [16] of Penycoed, St. Clears
  • 1673: Thomas Johnes of Dolau Cothi
  • 12 November 1673: John Lloyd, [17] of Llangennech
  • 18 November 1674: Morgan Jones, [18] of Tregib
  • 10 January 1674/5: John Bowen, of Swansea [19]
  • 15 November 1675: Morgan Jones [20]
  • 10 November 1676: John Scurlocke, [21] of Carmarthen
  • 15 November 1677: John Philips [22] [23]
  • 1679: Rawleigh Mansel, of Kilvrough, Killay, Glamorganshire
  • 13 November 1679: Sir Rice Williams, [24] of Rhydodin
  • 4 November 1680: John Williams, of Abercothi, Llanegwad [25]
  • 1682: William Ball of Pembrey Court
  • 1683: Walter Vaughan of Llanelly
  • 1684: Thomas Lloyd of Alltycadno
  • 1685: Edward Vaughan of Penybanc
  • 1686: Richard Mansell of Iscoed [26]
  • 1687: John Phillips of Dolhaidd
  • 1688: John Evans of Trefenty [27]
  • 1689: Edward Mansel, 1st Baronet
  • 1690: Edward Jones of Lletherneuadd
  • 1691: Walter Thomas of Bremenda
  • 1692: Francis Browne of Frood
  • 1693: Rowland Gwynne of Taliaris
  • 1694: Griffith Rice of Newton, Llandesfaison [2]
  • 1695: Nathan Griffiths of Mountain Hall, Llangeler
  • 1696: William Dawkin of Kilvrough, Gower, Glamorganshire
  • 1697: John Lloyd of Llangennech
  • 1698: Nicholas Williams of Ystradwrallt, Edwinsford [28]
  • 1699: Griffith Williams of Carmarthen (died); George Lewis of Carmarthen

18th century

  • 1701: Richard Middleton of Middleton Hall
  • 1702: Thomas Lloyd of Danyrallt
  • 1703: Zachary Bevan of Laugharne
  • 1704: John Morgan of Carmarthen
  • 1705: Morgan Jones of Tregib
  • 1706: David Lewes of Llysnewydd
  • 1707: Thomas Lloyd of Alltycadno
  • 1708: Daniel Hughes of Penymaes
  • 1709: Richard Phillips of Llettygariad
  • 1710: Matthew Hardbottle of Hendrehedog
  • 1711: David Gwynne of Taliaris
  • 1712: Stephen Walter of Cellivor
  • 1713: John Powell of Lower Penybanc
  • 1714: Rees Edwards of Llanddeusant
  • 1715: Grismond Philipps of Cwmgwili
  • 1716: Sir Charles Lloyd, 1st Baronet of Maesyfelin [29]
  • 1717: Francis Lloyd of Glyn
  • 1718: Owen Edwardes of Llanmilo
  • 1719: Rowland Lewis of Torycoed
  • 1720: Thomas Lloyd of Berilandywyll
  • 1721: David Lloyd of Glyn-y-March
  • 1722: John Griffiths of Castell Pigyn
  • 1723: Francis Price of Erw-wastad, Llanedy
  • 1724: John Allen of Garreg Lwyd, Llanelly
  • 1725: Thomas Evans of Achaeth
  • 1726: John Lloyd of Danyrallt
  • 1727: Philip Jones of Lletherneuadd
  • 1728: Thomas Lloyd of Derwydd
  • 1729: Sir Edward Vaughan of Trimsaran
  • 1730: Rawleigh Mansel (born Dawkin) of Cwrt, Pembrey
  • 1731: Thomas Gwynne of Gwempa
  • 1732: Morgan Lloyd of Glansefin
  • 1733: Richard Lewis of Troedyrhiw
  • 1734: Morgan Davies of Cwm, Llangynog
  • 1735: Thomas Bevan of Penycoed
  • 1736: William Penry of Llanedy
  • 1737: Samuel Hughes of Llwyn-y-brain [30]
  • 1738: James Lewis of Cilgynydd, Llanboidy
  • 1739: Williams Philipps of Cilsant
  • 1740: John Protheroe of Llanfallteg
  • 1741: William Rees of Capel Dewi
  • 1742: James Johnson of Carmarthen
  • 1743: John Phiipps of Coedgain
  • 1744: Lewis Price of Glanyranell
  • 1745: Hector Rees of Pembrey Court
  • 1746: Eugene Vaughan of Plasgwyn
  • 1747: David Pugh of Coedmor
  • 1748: Hector Jones of Coedstre, Liangeler
  • 1749: John Lewis of Liwynifortun
  • 1750: Richard Davies of Crynfryn, Newchurch [31]
  • 1751: Richard Coney Jones of Castell Pigyn
  • 1752: Walter Powell of Glantowy, Liangadoc
  • 1753: William Thomas of Castell Gorfod
  • 1754: Admiral David Edwardes of Rhydygors
  • 1755: Rees Price of Carmarthen
  • 1756: Henry Penry of Gellyceidrim
  • 1757: Griffith Jones of Pantyrhaidd, Conwil Elfet
  • 1758: Rees Prythercb, of Kellycoombe [32]
  • 1759: Arthur Jones of Fountain Hall, Carmarthen
  • 1760: John Rees of Pantyrewig
  • 1761: Richard Gwyn of Middleton Hall
  • 1762: John Corrie of Carmarthen
  • 1763: David Bowen of Pibwrlwyd
  • 1764: Woodford Rice of Gellyfergam
  • 1765: William Rees of Laugharne
  • 1766: Evan Griffiths of Glanrhyd
  • 1767: Rees Prytherch of Cnwc Teilog
  • 1768: Edward Parry of Carmarthen
  • 1769: Leonard Bilson Gwynne of Gwempa
  • 1770: George Philipps of Coedgain
  • 1771: Vaughan Horton of Lletherllesty
  • 1772: William Jones of Dyfiryn, Llandebie
  • 1773: Gwynne Vaughan of Dolgwm
  • 1774: John Adams of Whitland Abbey
  • 1775: Walter Rice Howell Powell of Maesgwynne
  • 1776: William Herbert Dyer of Aberglasney
  • 1777: David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, Cardiganshire
  • 1778: Richard le Davids of Pibwrwen
  • 1779: Evan Protheroe of Doiwilym
  • 1780: Thomas Howell of Ffynonfelin [33]
  • 1781: William Mansel, 9th Baronet of Iscoed
  • 1782: John Morgan of Furnace
  • 1783: John Davies of Trawsmawr
  • 1784: Robert Banks Hodgkinson of Overton and Rhydodin
  • 1785: William Lewes of Llysnewydd
  • 1786: John Lewis of Llwynffortun
  • 1787: Hugh Meares of Llanstephan
  • 1788: Richard Thomas of Cystanog
  • 1789: Walter Thomas, of Wainrhydod [34]
  • 1790: William Paxton of Middleton hall
  • 1791: George Griffles Williams of Llwynywormwood
  • 1792: George Morgan Snr of Abercothi
  • 1793: John Williams, of Wennalt (replacing John Llewellyn) [35]
  • 1794: William Clayton of Alltycadno
  • 1795: John Rees of Cilymaenllwyd
  • 1796: John William Hughes of Tregib
  • 1797: David Saunders of Glanrhydw
  • 1798: John Morgan of Furnace
  • 1799: Richard Mansel-Philipps of Coedgain and Sketty Hall, Swansea [36]
  • 5 February 1800: Sir Gabriel Powell, of Capel Tydist [37]

19th century

  • 11 February 1801: Thomas Stepney, of Derwydd [38]
  • 18 February 1801: Sir John Stepney, 8th Baronet, of Llanelli [39]
  • 17 March 1801: Edward Richard Shewen, of Stradey [40]
  • 10 February 1802: Thomas Owen, of Glasallt [41]
  • 3 February 1803: John Llewellyn, of Castle Piggin [42]
  • 2 March 1803: John Johnes, of Dolaucothi [43]
  • 1 February 1804: John Simmons, of Llangennech Park [44]
  • 6 February 1805: John Josiah Holford, of Cilgwyn [45]
  • 1 February 1806: George Price Watkins, of Broadway [46]
  • 4 February 1807: John Morgan, of the Furnace, Carmarthen [47]
  • 18 February 1807: Sackville Gwynne, of Glanbrane (appointment vacated) [48]
  • 4 March 1807: William Lloyd, of Laques [49]
  • 3 February 1808: Morgan Pryse Lloyd, of Glansevin [50]
  • 6 February 1809: Richard Isaac Starke, of Laugharne Castle [51]
  • 31 January 1810: Thomas Stepney, of Dan-yr-allt [52]
  • 21 February 1810: William McClary, of Manersabon [53]
  • 8 February 1811: Sir James Hamlyn-Williams, 2nd Baronet, of Edwinsford [54]
  • 24 January 1812: John George Philipps, of Cwmgwili [55] [56]
  • 10 February 1813: Thomas Philipps, of Aberglasney [57]
  • 4 February 1814: Nicholas Burnell Jones, of Pantglas [58]
  • 13 February 1815: George Meares, of Plas Llanstephan [59] [60]
  • 1816: John Colby of Ffynnonau
  • 1817: George Lloyd of Brunant
  • 1818: Lewis Price Jones, Glanyrannell
  • 1819: David Heron Pugh of Greenhill
  • 1820: Ralph Stephen Pemberton of Llanelly
  • 1821: Walter Rice Powell of Maesgwynne
  • 1822: John Howell Bevan of Pengay
  • 1823: John Philipps of Crugifan
  • 1824: George Morgan Jnr of Abercothi
  • 1825: David Jones of Blaen-nos
  • 1826: William Du Buisson of Glynhir
  • 1827: Joseph Gulston of Derwydd
  • 1828: William Chambers of Llanelli House
  • 1829: Sir William Dundas, 2nd Baronet, of Wauncrychydd
  • 1830: Rees Goring Thomas, of Llanen [61]
  • 1831: Edward Hamlyn Adams, of Middleton Hall [62]
  • 1832: John Lavallin Puxley, of Lletherlleestry [63] [64]
  • 1833: David Lewis, of Stradey [65]
  • 1834: John Lloyd Price, of Glangwilly [66]
  • 1835: Edward Rose Tunno, of Llangennech Park [67]
  • 1836: Richard Janion Neville, of Llanelly [68]
  • 1837: William Henry Wilson, of Pen-y-coed [69]
  • 1838: Howel Gwyn, of Blaensawdde [70]
  • 1839: John Edward Saunders, of Glanrhydw [71]
  • 1840: John Lloyd Price, of Glangwilly [72]
  • 1841: John Walters Philipps, of Aberglasney [73]
  • 1842: William Phillips, of Waun iago [74] [75]
  • 1843: William Peel, of Taliaris [76]
  • 1844: Rawleigh Addenbrooke Mansel, of Llanddarog [77] [78] [79]
  • 1845: David Jones, of Glanebrane Park, Llandovery [80]
  • 1846: Sir John Mansel, 11th Baronet, of Llanstephan [81]
  • 1847: Sir James Cockburn, 9th Baronet, of Ddolgwm [82]
  • 1848: Sir James Williams-Drummond, 3rd Baronet, of Edwinsford [83]
  • 1849: Walter Rice Howell Powell, of Maesgwynne [84]
  • 1850: William Davys Harries Campbell Davys, of Neuadd fawr [85]
  • 1851: Timothy Powell, of Penycoed [86]
  • 1852: Charles Hamlyn Williams, of Derlys Court [87]
  • 1853: Hon. William Henry Yelverton, of Whitland Abbey [88]
  • 1854: John Jones, of Blaenos [89]
  • 1855: Edward Ab Adam, of Middleton Hall [90]
  • 1856: George Watkin Rice, of Llwynybrain [91]
  • 1857: Charles Morgan, of Alltygog [92]
  • 1858: William Morris, of Coomb [93]
  • 1859: Richard Jennings, of Gellydêg [94]
  • 1860: Alan James Gulston, of Llwynberllan [95]
  • 1861: Arthur Henry Saunders Davies, of Pentre [96]
  • 1862: Col. John Stepney Cowell-Stepney, of Llanelly House [97]
  • 1863: Isaac Horton, of Ystrad [98]
  • 1864: Henry Lavallin Puxley, of Llwyndrussy [99]
  • 1865: Edward Morris Davies, of Upland, near Carmarthen [100]
  • 1866: Thomas Charles Morris, of Bryn Myrddin [101]
  • 1867: John Lennox Griffith Poyer Lewis, of Henllan [102]
  • 1868: Charles William Nevill, of Westfa, Llanelli [103]
  • 1869: Henry James Bath, of Alltyferin [104]
  • 1870: Henry Foley, of Abermarlais Park [105] [106]
  • 1871: William Du Buisson of Glynhir
  • 1872: Astley Thompson of Glyn Abbey
  • 1873: Sir John Ferguson Davie, 2nd Baronet, of Derilys Court and Creedy, Sandford, Devon
  • 1874: David Pugh
  • 1875: Howard Spear Morgan of Tegfynydd, Llanfallteg
  • 1876: James Buckley of Pen-y-fai
  • 1877: Robert Parnall of Llanstephan Cottage
  • 1878: John Beynon of Trewern
  • 1879: Edward Schaw Protheroe of Dolwilym
  • 1880: William Francis David Saunders of Glanrhydw
  • 1881: Charles William Mansel Lewis of Stradey Castle
  • 1882: Thomas Morris of Cwm, Llangynog
  • 1883: John Peel of Danyrailt
  • 1884: Sir Emile Algernon Arthur Keppel Cowell-Stepney, Bt, of The Dell, Llanelly
  • 1885: James Hamlyn Williams-Drummond, Bt
  • 1886: Sir James Hills-Johnes, VC, of Dolaucothi [107]
  • 1887: Frederick Arthur Gerwyn Jones of Pantglas
  • 1888: John Williams Gwynne Hughes of Tregib
  • 1889: Walter Powell Jeifreys of Cynghordy
  • 1890: Herbert Peel, of Taliarris Park, Llandilo [108]
  • 1891: John Carbery Vaughan Pryse-Rice, of Llwynybrain, Llandovery [109]
  • 1892: Edward Henry Bath, of Alltyferin, Carmarthen [110]
  • 1893: John Crow Richardson, of Glanbrydan Park, Llandilo [111]
  • 1894: Antony William John Stokes, of Ystradwrallt, Carmarthen, [112]
  • 1895: James Bnckley, of Bryncaerau, Llanelly [113]
  • 1896: David Evans, of Llangennech Park, near Llanelly [114]
  • 1897: William Joseph Buckley, of Penyfai, Llanelly, [115]
  • 1898: St. Vincent Peel, of Dan-yr-allt, Llangadock, [116]
  • 1899: Gwilym Evans, of Westfa, Llanelly [117]
  • 1900: Benjamin Evans, of Llwynderw, West Cross, Swansea, [118]

20th century

  • 1901: Ernest Trubshaw, of Aelybryn, Llanelly [119]
  • 1902: John Morgan Davies, of Froodvale, Llanwrda [120]
  • 1903: Richard Edward Jennings, of Gellidêg, Kidwelly [121]
  • 1904: Sir John Williams, Bt., of the Plas, Llanstephan [122]
  • 1905: Howard Meuric Lloyd, of Delfryn, Llanwrda, R.S.O., [123]
  • 1906: Arthur Edmund Du Buisson, of Glynhir, near Llandeilo [124]
  • 1907: Godfrey Evan Schaw Protheroe-Beynon, of Trewern Mansion, Whitland [125]
  • 1908: Thomas Henry Dowdeswell, of The Cottage, Llanstephan [126]
  • 1909: Morgan Jones, of Llanmiloe, Pendine [127]
  • 1910: Alfred Robert Orton Gery, of Royston Court, Ferryside [128]
  • 1911: Thomas Griffiths, of Glanmor, Burry Port [129]
  • 1912: Thomas Jones of Llanelly
  • 1913: Joseph Williams of Llanelly
  • 1914: Henry Morton Glyn Evans of Llangennech
  • 1915: John Henry Thomas of London
  • 1916: William Yalden Nevill of Felinfoel House
  • 1917: David Williams of Llanelly
  • 1918: Thomas Lewis of Nantgaredig
  • 1919: Harry Dawkin Evans of Llanelly
  • 1920: Henry Coulson Bond of Margrave Court, Berkshire
  • 1921: David Richards of Ammanford
  • 1922: Sir Alfred Stephens of Kidwelly
  • 1923: Evan Williams, of Glyndwr, Pontardulais [130]
  • 1924: William Nathaniel Jones of Dyffryn, Ammanford [131]
  • 1925: Henry Folland of Blackpill, Glamorganshire
  • 1926: John Waddell of Beenham, Berkshire
  • 1927: Lewis Davies Lewis of Rhydargaeau
  • 1928: Francis John Eees, of Warborough, Llanelly [132]
  • 1929: Major John Maybery Bevan of Glyn-clydach, Neath.
  • 1930: Daniel Daniel, of Ffynone, Boncath R.S.O., Pembrokeshire [133]
  • 1931: Joseph Pascoe Williams, of Cefnbryn, Llanelly [134]
  • 1932: Thomas Bevan of The Hendre, Llangennech, Llanelly [135]
  • 1933: David Farr Davies of Gwernllwyn, Cross Hands, Llanelly [136]
  • 1934: Owen Picton Davies of Clapham Park, London [137]
  • 1935: Timothy Evans of Bracknell Gardens, Hampstead, London, N.W.3 [138]
  • 1936: John William Nicholas, of Brynteilo, Llandilo [139]
  • 1937: Thomas Brown Stephens, of Woodberry Down, London [140]
  • 1938: George Phillips, of Cilyblaidd, Pencarreg, Llanybyther [141]
  • 1939: David John Thomas of New Road, Llanelly [142]
  • 1940: Esau Arthur Williams, of Pontardulais, Swansea [143]
  • 1941: Arthur Davies Jones, of "Tower Hill", Old Road, Llanelly [144]
  • 1942: Charles Ronald Mansel Lewis, of Stradey Castle, Llanelly [145]
  • 1943: Joseph Rolfe, of Goodig;.Burry-Port, Carmarthen [146]
  • 1944: Lieut.-Col. Alexander Hugh Dickson Smith, of Glan Arthen, Llanelly [147]
  • 1945: Reginald William Holmes, of Penyfai, Llanelly [148]
  • 1946: Thomas Stone of Sketty, Swansea [149]
  • 1947: Edgar George Rees, of Llwyneithin, Llanelly [150]
  • 1948: Thomas Oswald Lewis, of Warborough, Old Road, Llanelly [151]
  • 1949: Thomas White Thomas, of "Roselawn", Kidwelly [152]
  • 1950: Lieut.-Colonel William Howell Buckley, of Castell Gorfod, St. Clears, Carmarthen [153]
  • 1951: William Hughes Mathias, of Llwynbedw, Whitland [154]
  • 1952: Thomas Ellis Jones-Davies [155]
  • 1953: David Ewart Wilson, of Woodfield, Old Road, Llanelly [156]
  • 1954: Arwyn Sulgwyn Lewis of " Neuadd-Deg", Carmarthen [157]
  • 1955: Hugh William Lewis-Philipps of Clyngwynne, Llanboidy, Whitland [158]
  • 1956: Captain Hector Leighton Davies, C.B.E., of Fairwood Lodge, Killay, Swansea. [159]
  • 1957: Richard Edward Christopher Jennings, M.B.E., of Gellideg, Kidwelly [160]
  • 1958: Lieut-Colonel Richard Ryder Davies, T.D., of Danycraig, St. Clears. [161]
  • 1959: Edward Bertram Rees, of Mount Hill, Carmarthen [162]
  • 1960: John Godfrey Protheroe-Beynon of Hurst House, Laugharne. [163]
  • 1961: Miss Mollie Doreen Phillips, of Cilyblaidd, Pencarreg, Llanybyther [164]
  • 1962: David Idris Davies, of "Wernlas", Talley, Llandeilo. [165]
  • 1963: Major Terrance Vincent Fisher-Hoch of Plas Llanstephan. [166]
  • 1964: The Hon. Hugh John Vaughan Campbell (otherwise Viscount Emlyn), of Golden Grove House, Broad Oak. [167]
  • 1965: David Courtenay Mansel-Lewis of Stradey Castle, Llanelly. [168]
  • 1966: William John Davies, of Cyncoed, Llandovery. [169]
  • 1967: Major William Kemmis Buckley, M.B.E., of Brian Cottage, Ferryside. [170]
  • 1968: Peter George Francis, of Hafodneddyn, Llandeilo. [171]
  • 1969: Captain John Lionel Francis, of Llwynhelig, Llandeilo. [172]
  • 1970: The Hon. Mrs. Nesta Donne Fisher-Hoch, T.D., of Plas Llanstephan. [173]
  • 1971: Mrs. Josephine Reene Thomas, of Warborough, Old Road, Llanelli. [174]
  • 1972: Griffith William Grismond Philipps, of Cwmgwili, Bronwydd Arms. [175]
  • 1973: David Joseph Harry Thomas of Paviland Manor, Rhossili, Gower. [176]
  • 1974 onwards – See High Sheriff of Dyfed

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