- 1603:
- 1613: Charles Poyntz[5]
- 1618:
- 1622:
- 1623: Sir William Brownlow[6]
Charles I, 1625–1649 - 1625:
- 1626:
- 1627:
- 1628:
- 1629:
- 1630:
- 1631:
- 1632:
- 1633:
- 1634:
- 1635:
- 1636:
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English Interregnum, 1649–1660 - 1655: Sir George Acheson, 3rd Bt[7]
- 1656: Sir George Acheson, 3rd Bt[7]
- 1659:
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Charles II, 1660–1685 | - 1673:
- 1674:
- 1675:
- 1676:
- 1677:
- 1678: Godfrey Walker
- 1679:
- 1680:
- 1681:
- 1682:
- 1683:
- 1684: George Blacker[8]
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James II, 1685–1688 - 1685:
- 1686: Marcus Clerk[9]
| - 1687:
- 1688: Hamlett Obins[10]
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William III, 1689–1702 Anne, 1702–1714 - 1702: Roger Hall[8]
- 1703:
- 1704:
- 1705:
- 1706:
- 1707:
| - 1708:
- 1709:
- 1710:
- 1711:
- 1712:
- 1713:
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George I, 1714–1727 - 1714: Edward Bond[12]
- 1715: John Richardson[13]
- 1716: James Maison[12]
- 1717: Oliver St John[12]
- 1718: John Maxwell[12]
- 1719: John Bolton[12]
- 1720: Henry Richardson[12]
| - 1721: Sir William Johnston[12]
- 1722: Joshua Johnston[12]
- 1723: Thomas Tipping[12]
- 1724: Thomas Clarke[12]
- 1725: Anthony Madden[12]
- 1726: Francis Obre[12]
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George II, 1727–1760 George III, 1760–1820 George IV, 1820–1830 | - 1825: Thomas Atkinson[20]
- 1826: Acheson St George[21]
- 1827: William Olpherts[22]
- 1828: Barry Fox[23]
- 1829: Hunt Walsh Chambre of Hawthorn Hill[24]
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William IV, 1830–1837 Victoria, 1837–1901 Edward VII, 1901–1910 George V, 1910–1936 - 1911:
- 1912:
- 1913:
- 1914: Hunt Walsh Leech[44]
- 1915:
- 1916: William Byers[46]
- 1917:
- 1918:
- 1919:
- 1920:
- 1921:
- 1922: Thomas Bowen Johnston[47]
- 1923: Thomas Trew Maclean[48]
| - 1924: James Edward Calvert[49]
- 1925: Thomas Henry White[50]
- 1926: John Charters Boyle[51]
- 1927: Samuel Alexander Bell[52]
- 1928: William M. Clow[53]
- 1929: Charles Barclay Macpherson Chambré[54]
- 1930: Thomas Grevilie Sinton[55]
- 1931: Noel Stephen Smith[56]
- 1932: Gilbert Evelyn Barcroft[57]
- 1933: David Malcomson Barcroft[58]
- 1934: Arthur Dawson Allen[59]
- 1935: Hector Charles Chatterton Deane[60]
- 1936: Richard Henry Stephens Richardson[61]
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George VI, 1936–1952 - 1937: Arthur Delacherois Irwin[62]
- 1938: William Edward Greeves[63]
- 1939: George Valentine Crossley Irwin[64]
- 1940: James Edwards Harden[65]
- 1941: George Scott[66]
- 1942: Thomas Averell Shillington[67]
- 1943: Alfred William Cowdy[68]
- 1944: Bunbury Archer Atkinson[69]
| - 1945: John Stephen Wakefield Richardson[70]
- 1946: George Norman Proctor[71]
- 1947: Robert McKean Cowdy[72]
- 1948: Archibald Dunlap Gibson[73]
- 1949: Alexander Reginald Wakefield Richardson[74]
- 1950: George Fitzroy Gillespie[75]
- 1951: Ynyr Alfred Burges[76]
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Elizabeth II, 1952–present - 1952: Walter Albert Nevill MacGeough-Bond[77]
- 1953: Cecil Brown[78]
- 1954: William Alexander Mullen[79]
- 1955: Harold Brown[80]
- 1956: James Nicholson Brown[81]
- 1957: Edward Kennedy Walkington[82]
- 1958: Alleyn Cardwell Moore[83]
- 1959: Richard Graves Johnston[84]
- 1960: James Robert Bargrave Armstrong[85]
- 1961: Henry Alwyn White[86]
- 1962: Francis Edward Nangle[87]
- 1963: Acheson Harden Glendinning[88]
- 1964: George Edwin McCaw[89]
- 1965: Michael Henry Armstrong[90]
- 1966: George Dougan[91]
- 1967: James Matthew Stronge[92]
- 1968: Thomas Carter Johnston[93]
- 1969: Alexander Edmond Knight[94]
- 1970: John Fitzroy Gillespie[95]
- 1971: Geoffrey Alastair Nisbet Boyne[96]
- 1972: Kenneth McCleery[97]
- 1973: W. Bernard Cowdy[98]
- 1974: Henry William Francis Reid[99]
- 1975: Henry George Glendinning[100]
- 1976: Alexander Hugh O'Brien Greer[101]
- 1977: Donald Henry Stevenson[102]
- 1978: Ronald McIlroy Wilson[103]
- 1979: Frederick Michael Alexander Torrens-Spence[104]
- 1980: John Reginald Miller[105]
- 1981: Alexander Hugh Courtney[106]
- 1982: Andrew Alwyn White[107]
- 1983: J. H. H. Balmer[108]
- 1984: W. H. Jordan[109]
- 1985: E. B. Wilson[110]
- 1986:
- 1987:
- 1988:
- 1989:
- 1990:
- 1991: John Daniel Thompson[111]
- 1992: James Rochester Nelson[112]
- 1993: J. N. Greenlee[113]
- 1994: J. E. Lamb[114]
- 1995: John C. K. Magowan[115]
- 1996: Margaret Patton[116]
- 1997: John Oliver Woods[117]
- 1998: David Eric Dorman[118]
- 1999: Anne E. Cullen[119]
- 2000: Archibald Thomas Laughlan Gibson[120]
- 2001: Patrick Stephen Kellett[121]
- 2002: Mary Catherine Dixon[122]
- 2003: Barbara Ann Gillespie[123]
- 2004: Caroline Bridget Good[124]
- 2005: Leslie Victor Johnston of Armagh[125]
- 2006: Ralph Edward Cope Cowdy of Loughgall[126]
- 2007: Colin Wallace Mathews[127]
- 2008: Desmond Robert David Mitchell[128]
- 2009: Gerard Patrick Millar[129]
- 2010: John Niall Collen
- 2011: Dr Peter W.B. Colvin of Hockley[130]
- 2012: Dr Edmund Peter Beckett of Armagh[131]
- 2013: James Magowan of Loughgilly[132]
- 2014: Paul Reaney of Armagh[133]
- 2015: Mrs Anna Louise Shepherd of Tandragee[134]
- 2016: James Arthur Crummie of Portadown[135]
- 2017: Godfrey William McCartney of Killylea[136]
- 2018: Catherine Mary Adams of Craigavon[137]
- 2019: Ian James Chapman of Craigavon[138]
- 2020: Michael Frederick Dickson of Armagh[139]
- 2021: Dr Alan Manson Turtlem, MBE of Richhill[140]
- 2022: Henry Gabriel McMullen of Armagh[141]
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