Edward VII
- 1901 Major-General Apsley Cherry-Garrard, of Lamer Park - Wheathampstead
- 1902 Evelyn Simpson - Baldock
- 1903 Henry Tylston Hodgson - Harpenden
- 1904 Sir Edgar Reginald Sebright - Beechwood
- 1905 Thomas Fenwick Harrison - King’s Walden Bury
- 1906 Hellier Gosselin-Grimshawe - Bengeo Hall
- 1907 Benjamin Samuel Faudel-Phillips - Hertford
- 1908 Arthur Salvin Bowlby - Gilston Park
- 1909 Edward Ernest Pearson - Brickendonbury
- 1910 Sir Alfred Reynolds - Ayot Bury
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