13th Century
- 1200–1201 (first half): Gilbert Basset
- 1201 (second half)–1202 (first half): William Briwere
- 1202 (second half)–1214 (first quarter): Thomas Basset
- 1214 (last three-quarters): Ralph de Normanville
- 1215–1223: Falkes de Breauté
- 1223 (last three-quarters)–1224 (first half): Richard de Ripariis (Rivers)
- 1224–1268: Sir Gilbert de Kirkby, also Sheriff for Northamptonshire at same time
- 1224 (second half), 1225 (first quarter): Walter Foliot
- 1225 (last three-quarters)–1231: Godfrey of Crowcombe
- 1232: John de Hulecote (first three-quarters)
- 1232 (last quarter)–1233: Engelard de Cigogné
- 1233 (last quarter)–1235 (first half): John Le Brunn (or John Brunus)
- 1235 (second half)–1238 (first half): John de Tiwe
- 1238 (third quarter): Richard Suhard
- 1238 (last quarter): Paul Peyure
- 1239: John de Plessitis
- 1240–1244 (first quarter): William Hay
- 1244 (last three-quarters)–1247 (first half): Alanus de Farnham
- 1247 (second half)–1248: Guy fitz Robert
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