High Sheriff of Gloucestershire

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This is a list of Sheriffs and High Sheriffs of Gloucestershire, who should not be confused with the Sheriffs of the City of Gloucester.

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The High Sheriff is the oldest secular office under the Crown (in England and Wales the office previously known as sheriff was retitled High Sheriff on 1 April 1974). Formerly the 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 the High Sheriff's functions are now largely ceremonial. The High Sheriff changes every March.

As of 2006, the Sheriff's territory or bailiwick is covered by the administrative areas of Gloucestershire County Council and of South Gloucestershire District Council. Sir Robert Atkyns, the historian of Gloucester, writing in 1712 stated that no family had produced more Sheriffs of this county than Denys. [1]

Sheriffs

11th and 12th centuries

13th century

14th century

15th century

16th century

17th century

18th century

19th century

20th century

  • 1900: Peter Stubs, of Blaisdon Hall, near Newnham-on-Severn [264]
  • 1901: Gardner Sebastian Bazley of Hatherop Castle, Fairford [265]
  • 1902: James Horlick, of Cowley Manor, Cheltenham [266]
  • 1903: Samuel Bruce, of Norton Hall, near Chipping Camden [267]
  • 1904: Benjamin St John Ackers, of Huntley Manor, near Gloucester [268]
  • 1905: Henry Dent-Brocklehurst, of Sudeley Castle, Winchcomb [269]
  • 1906: Hamilton Fane Gladwin, of Seven Springs, Cubberley, near Cheltenham [270]
  • 1907: Lieut.-Col. Fairfax Rhodes (1845–1928), of Brockhampton Park, Andoversford, RSO [271]
  • 1908: George Loyd Foster Harter, of Salperton Park, Hazleton [272]
  • 1909: Theodore Drayton Grimké-Drayton, of Clifford Manor, Cliffords Mesne, Newent [273]
  • 1910: Arthur Edmund Moss, of Leygore Manor, Northleach [274]
  • 1911: George Williams Lowsley Hoole Lowsley-Williams, of Chavenage, Tetbury [275]
  • 1912: Herbert Jenner Fust, of Hill Court, Falfield [276]
  • 1913: Lieut.-Col. Francis Henry, of Elmestree, Tetbury. [277]
  • 1914: William Augustus Rixon, of Turkdean Manor, Northleach [278]
  • 1915: Colin MacIver, of Blaisdon Hall, Longhope [279]
  • 1916: Philip Napier Miles of Kings Weston, Henbury [280]
  • 1917: Ernest Edward Turner, of Shipton Oliffe Mamor, Andoversford [281]
  • 1918: James Ernest Rawlins, of Syston Court, near Bristol, [282]
  • 1919: Captain Maynard Francis Colchester–Wemyss, of Broughtons, Newnham [283]
  • 1920: Colonel Sir Arthur Anstice, of The Old Grange, Dymock [284]
  • 1921: Lieut.-Col. Albert John Palmer, of Fairford Park, Fairford [285]
  • 1922: Edward Conder, of Conigree Court, Newent, [286]
  • 1923: Col. Sir Percival Scrope Marling, of Stanley Park, Stroud, Glos. [287]
  • 1924: Major Sir Lionel Edward Hamilton Marmaduke Darell, of Saul Lodge, Stonehouse, Glos. [288]
  • 1925: Sir Philip Stott, 1st Baronet, of Stanton Court, Broadway [289]
  • 1926: Sir Anselm William Edward Guise, 6th Baronet, of Elmore Court, near Gloucester [290]
  • 1927: Major Charles Penrhyn Ackers, of Huntley Manor, near Gloucester [291]
  • 1928: Lieut.-Col. Sir Gilbert Alan Hamilton Wills, of Batsford Park, Moreton-in-Marsh [292]
  • 1929: Lieut.-Col. Henry George Ricardo, of Gatcombe, Minchinhampton [293]
  • 1930: Francis Osmond Joseph Huntley, of Boxwell Court, Tetbury [294]
  • 1931: Sir Stanley Tubbs, Bt, of Wotton-under-Edge [295]
  • 1932: Major William John Paley Marling, of Great Rissington Manor, Bourton-on-the-Water [296]
  • 1933: Samuel Vestey, 2nd Baron Vestey, of Stowell Park, near Cheltenham [297]
  • 1934: Joseph Dillworth Crewdson, of Syde House, near Cheltenham [298]
  • 1935: Sidney Allen, of Moor Court, of Amberley [299]
  • 1936: Samuel Stanley Marling of Littleworth House, Amberley [300]
  • 1937: Arthur William Stanton, of Field Place, Stroud, [301]
  • 1938: Sir Christopher William Gerald Henry Codrington of Dodington, Chipping Sodbury
  • 1939: Major John Henry Dent-Brocklehurst, of Sudeley Castle, Winchcomb [302]
  • 1940: Major and Brevet Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward Turner, of Old Down, Tockington, Bristol [303]
  • 1941: Lieut.-Gol. John Ralph Congreve Dent, of Olivers, Painswick [304]
  • 1942: Lieut.-Col. John Godman, of Banks Fee, Moreton-in-Marsh [305]
  • 1943: Sir Evan Gwynne Gwynne-Evans, 2nd Bt of Oakland's Park, Newnham [306]
  • 1944: Major Alexander Black Mitchell, of Poulton Priory, Fairford [307]
  • 1945: Stephen Mitchell of the Roseary, Cleeve Hill, Cheltenham [308]
  • 1946: Edwin Brassey of Copse Hill, Lower Slaughter, Cheltenham [309]
  • 1947: Captain Sir George Edward Stott, 2nd Bt. of Stanton Court (Glos.), via Broadway [310]
  • 1948: Lieut-Col. Ardern Arthur Hulme Beaman, of Kingscote Grange, Tetbury [311]
  • 1949: Sir Walter Merry Craddock, of Amberley Court, Stroud [312]
  • 1950: Captain Alan Joseph Macdonald Richardson, of Southrop Manor, near Lechlade [313]
  • 1951: Lieut-Colonel John Savile Hoole-Lowsley-Williams, of Chavenage, Tetbury [314]
  • 1952: The Hon. William Ralph Seymour Bathurst of Cold Ashton Manor [315]
  • 1953: Brigadier Alan Algernon Marion Durand, of Ellerncroft, Wotton-under-Edge [316]
  • 1954: Major-General George James Paul St. Clair, of Upton House, Tetbury [317]
  • 1955: Major John Edward Buckingham Pope, of Upton Grove, Tetbury [318]
  • 1956: George Montagu John Llewelyn Whitmore, of Manor House, Lower Slaughter, Cheltenham. [319]
  • 1957: Brevet-Colonel William Alfred Chester-Master, of Norcote House, Cirencester [320]
  • 1958: Brevet-Colonel Martin St John Valentine Gibbs of Ewen, Cirencester [321]
  • 1959: Colonel Frederick Ferris Bligh St. George, of Hill Court, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury [322]
  • 1960: Anthony Biddulph of Rodmarton Manor, Cirencester [323]
  • 1961: Colonel Geoffrey Peter Shakerley, of Wells Folly, Moreton-in-Marsh [324]
  • 1962: Charles Talbot Rhys Wingfield of Barrington Park, Great Barrington [325]
  • 1963: William Parry Cripps, of Stratton Place, Cirencester. [326]
  • 1964: Major John David Summers, of North Rye House, Moreton-in-Marsh. [327]
  • 1965: Major Peter Frazer Sinclair Clifford of Frampton Court, Frampton-on-Severn [328]
  • 1966: David Cecil Wynter Verey, of Barnsley House, near Cirencester. [329]
  • 1967: Mary Dent-Brocklehurst, of Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, Cheltenham. [330]
  • 1968: Robert Evelyn Herbert Fender, of The Manor House, Withington, near Cheltenham. [331]
  • 1969: Ian Norman Mitchell of Trull House [332]
  • 1970: Olive Katherine Lloyd Lloyd-Baker of Hardwicke Court, Gloucester [333]
  • 1971: Major Geoffrey Thomas St. John Sanders of Buckhorn House, Bisley, Stroud [334]
  • 1972: Malcolm St Clair, of Optow House, Tetbury [335]
  • 1973: Lieut.-Commander Nicholas Robin Benson, R.N., of Aycote House, Rendcomb, Cirencester [336]
  • 1974: Lieut-Colonel David Lowsley-Williams, of Chavenage, Tetbury. [337]

High Sheriffs

20th century

  • 1975: Lieut.-Colonel Stephen Reginald Martin Jenkins, of Hampnett Manor, Northleach, Cheltenham [338]
  • 1976: Desmond Frederick Shirley Godman of Great Rissington Manor, Cheltenham. [339]
  • 1977: Brevet-Colonel Robert Charles Townsend Sivewright of Talland House, South Cerney, Cirencester. [340]
  • 1978: Thomas Maurice Ponsonby, of The Common, Little Faringdon, Lechlade. [341]
  • 1979: Henry William George Elwes of Colesbourne Park, Cheltenham [342]
  • 1980: Oscar Henry Colbourn, of Crickley Barrow [343]
  • 1981: Colonel Michael Colvin Watson of Eastington House, Ampney St. Peter, Cirencester [344]
  • 1982: Robert John Grantley Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle [345]
  • 1983: Alasdair Andrew Orr Morrison of Maisemore Park, Gloucester [346]
  • 1984: James Angus Buchanan Baillie-Hamilton of South Farm, Shipton Oliffe, Cheltenham [347]
  • 1985: Major Michael Thomas Noel Hamilton Wills of Misarden Park, Misarden [348]
  • 1986: Major Philip Sheeny Morris-Keating of Walnut Tree Cottage, Estcourt Park, Shipton Moyne [349]
  • 1987: David Richard Ayshford Sanford of Pauntley Court, Redmarley [350]
  • 1988: Captain Charles Patrick Berrill-Daly of Notcliffe House, Deerhurst, Gloucester [351]
  • 1989: Greville Edward Mervyn Vernon of Newington House, Kingscote [352]
  • 1990: Colonel John Evelyn Baring Hills, of The Priory Cottage, Long Newnton, Tetbury. [353]
  • 1991: Peter Roland Henry Clifford, of Manor Farm, Frampton-on-Severn. [354]
  • 1992: Philip Reginald Smith of Campden House, Chipping Campden [355]
  • 1993: Charles Lloyd Baker of Hardwicke Court [356]
  • 1994: Richard Annesley Coxwell-Rogers of Close Farm, Coberley [357]
  • 1995: Frederick Hugh Philip Hamilton Wills of Old House, Rendcomb [358]
  • 1996: John Peel of Dudgrove Farm, Fairford [359]
  • 1997: William Gregory Francis Meath Baker of Hasfield Court [359]
  • 1998: James Eykyn of Abbots Hill, Duntisbourne Abbots [359]
  • 1999: Mark William Vestey, Foxcote Manor, Andoversford, Cheltenham [360]

21st century

  • 2000: John Vickers Eyre
  • 2001: Jane Jenner-Fust
  • 2002: John Moger Woolley of Winterbourne [361]
  • 2003: Deborah Hutton
  • 2004: Simon Preston
  • 2005: Michael Stone
  • 2006: Alfred Cosier Morris [362]
  • 2007: Jonathan Dodgson Carr [363]
  • 2008: Brian Maurice Thornton [364]
  • 2009: Anne Chambers, of Chipping Campden [365]
  • 2010: Ceri Thomas Evans, of Blaisdon, Longhope [366]
  • 2011: Marcus Beresford Heywood, of Haresfield, Stonehouse [367]
  • 2012: (Robert) Duncan Clegg, of Hartpury [368]
  • 2013: Hugh John Hamilton Tollemache, of Stow-on-the-Wold [369]
  • 2014: Thomas Alexander Fortescue Frost, of Kington, Thornbury. [370]
  • 2015: Dr Roger John Head of Highnam Court, Highnam [371]
  • 2016: The Countess Bathurst of Cirencester [372]
  • 2017: Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew James Tabor, of Cheltenham [373]
  • 2018: Charles Martel, of Broomsgreen, Dymock [374]
  • 2019: Robert Charles Grantley Berkeley, of Berkeley [375]
  • 2020: Helen Edith Lovatt, of Cheltenham [376]
  • 2021: Rosina Jane Tufnell, of Cirencester
  • 2022: Air Marshal Sir Graham Anthony Miller, of Sherdington, Cheltenham [377]
  • 2023: Henry Claude Winwood Robinson, of Woodmancote, Cirencester [378]
  • 2024 Mark Hurrell DL of Gloucester

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