15th Century
- 1400: Ger. Heron and Robert Umfravill
- 1401: John Milford (Mitford?)
- 1402: John Clavering
- 1403:
- 1404: Robert Umfravill
- 1405: Sir Thomas Rokeby
- 1405: Robert Lisle
- 1406: Robert Herbotell
- 1407: Thomas Grey
- 1408: Robert Tempest
- 1409: John Widrington
- 1410: John Bertram
- 1413: John Maveres
- 1414: Edward Hastings
- 1415: Robert Lisle
- 1416: John Bertram
- 1417: Robert Ogle
- 1418: Edward Hastings
- 1419: William Elmeden
- 1420–1421: Sir Thomas Surtees of Low Dinsdale Manor
- 1422: John Bertram
- 1423: John Middleton of Belsay castle
- 1424: John Bertram
- 1425: John Widrington
- 1426: William Lambton
- 1427: Henry Fenwick
- 1428: William Carnaby
- 1429: John Woderington
- 1430: John Bertram
- 1431: Roger Woderington
- 1432: John Midleton
- 1433: Sir Matthew Whitfield of Whitfield Hall
- 1434: John Bertram
- 1435: Roger Woderington
- 1436: Sir William Eure of Kirkley
- 1437: Robert Ogle
- 1438: John Bertram
- 1439: Robert Herbotell
- 1440–1441: John Heron of Gawby
- 1442: Roger Woderington
- 1443: John Heron
- 1444: Robert Claxton
- 1445: William Haringe
- 1446: Thomas Wellden
- 1447: Bertram Herbotell
- 1448: Thomas Nevill
- 1449: Ro. de Woderington
- 1450: Roger Thornton
- 1451: John Heronford
- 1452: Robert Mitford
- 1453: John Burcester
- 1454: Robert Mavers
- 1455: Radulph Grey of Chillingham
- 1456: John Heron
- 1457: Roger Thornton
- 1458: William Bertram
- 1459: Radulph Grey
- 1461: John Middleton
- 1462–1463: George Lumley
- 1464: Robert Maures
- 1465: Ger. Woderington
- 1466: William Bowes
- 1467: John Neville
- 1468–1471: George Lumley
- 1472–1474: John Woderington
- 1475-1481: Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
- 1482: Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
- 1483: Radulph Herbotle
- 1484: Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
- 1485: Robert Maneret
- 1485–1487: Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
- 1493: Roger Fenwick
- 1496: Robert Grey
- 1497: George Taylboys
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