List of High Sheriffs of Hertfordshire
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Prior to 1567 the High Sheriff of Essex was also the sheriff of Hertfordshire.
- Anno 9 Elizabeth : This County was severed from that of Essex, and found Sheriffs by themselves.
- Before 1567 see High Sheriff of Essex
- 1567 Sir George Penruddock
- 1568 Rowland Lytton - Knebworth
- 1569 Henry Coningsby - North Mimms
- 1570 William Doddes
- 1571 Edward Baeshe - Stansted (1st term)
- 1572 George Horsey - Digswell
- 1573 Thomas Leventhorpe - Shingey Hall
- 1574 Henry Cock - Broxbourne
- 1575 John Gill - Wyddial
- 1576 Thomas Bowles - Wallington
- 1577 Edmond Verney - Pendley
- 1578 Philip Boteler - Watton
- 1579 Charles Moryson - Cassiobury
- 1580 Thomas Docwra - Putteridge Bury
- 1581 Sir John Brocket - Hatfield
- 1582 Henry Coningsby - North Mimms
- 1583 Francis Heydon - The Grove, Watford
- 1584 Edward Baeshe - Stansted (2nd term)
- 1585 Henry Capel - Hadham Hall
- 1586 Edward Pulter - Bradfield
- 1587 Thomas Leventhorpe
- 1588 Sir John Cutts
- 1589 Edmond Verney - Pendley
- 1590 Walter Mildmay - Pishobury
- 1591 Thomas Hanchet
- 1592 Arthur Capel - Hadham Hall
- 1593 John Leventhorpe - Shingey Hall
- 1594 Rowland Lytton - Knebworth
- 1595 Thomas Sadleir - Stansdon
- 1596 Ralph Coningsby - North Mimms
- 1597 Richard Spencer - Offley
- 1598 Thomas Pope Blount - Tittenhanger
- 1599 Robert Chester - Royston
- 1600 Thomas Hanchet
- 1601 Thomas Bowles - Wallington
- 1602 Sir Edward Denny - Waltham Abbey
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