17th Century
- 1600: John Scourfield, of New Moat
- 1601: Devereux Barrett, Of Tenby
- 1602: George Owen, of Henllys
- 1603: James Bowen, of Trefloyne (Trellwyn)
- 1604: Henry White, of Henllan
- 1605: Alban Stepney, of Prendergast
- 1606: Sir John Wogan, of Boulston (son of John Wogan of Boulston)
- 1607: Roger Lort, of Stackpole Court
- 1608: John Butler, of Coedcanlas
- 1609: Owen Elliot, of Narberth
- 1610: Thomas ap Rees, of Scotsborough
- 1611: John Philipps, of Picton Castle
- 1612: William Barlow, of Criswell
- 1613: Thomas Lloyd, of Kilkiffeth
- 1614: John Stepney, of Prendergast
- 1615: Richard Cuney, of Lamphey
- 1616: Devereux Barrett, of Tenby
- 1617: William Scourfield, of New Moat
- 1618: George Barlow, of Slebech
- 1619: Henry Lort of Stackpole
- 1620: Alban Owen of Henllys
- 1621: Alban Philipps, of Nash
- 1622: John Philipps, of Pentre Park
- 1623: Sir John Carew, Kt, of Carew Castle
- 1624: James Bowen, of Llywngwair
- 1625: John Lloyd, of Hendre
- 1626: John Laugharne, of Tenby
- 1627: Griffith White, of Henllan
- 1628: George Bowen, of Trefloyne (Trellwyn)
- 1629: David Thomas Parry, of Noyadd Trefawr and David Parry (his gtandson)
- 1630: Sir John Wogan, of Boulston
- 1631: John Laugharne, of St Brides
- 1632: George Bowen, of Llwyngwair
- 1633: Sir Richard Philipps, Bt of Picton Castle
- 1634: Hugh Owen, of Orielton
- 1635: John Scourfield, of New Moat
- 1636: Sir John Wogan, of Wiston (grandson of John Wogan of Wiston)
- 1637: Sir John Stepney, 3rd Baronet
- 1638: John Philipps, of Ffynnon-gain
- 1639: Thomas Warren of Trewern
- 1640: George Carew, of Carew Castle
- 1641: Lewis Barlow, of Criswell
- 1642: James Lewis, of Kilkiffeth
- 1643: Alban Owen, of Henllys
- 1644-1645: Thomas Butler, of Scoveston
- 1646: William Philipps of Haythog
- 1647: John Lloyd, of Llanfymach
- 1648: Abraham Wogan, of Boulston (grandson of Sir John Wogan of Boulston)
- 1649: Arnold Thomas of Haverfordwest
- 1650: Samson Lort, of East Meare
- 1651: James Philips, of Tref-gib, Carmarthenshire
- 1652: Roger Lort, of Stackpole Court
- 1653: John Lort of Prickeston
- 1654: Sir Hugh Owen, 1st Baronet
- 1655: James ap Rhys
- 1656: Sir Erasmus Philips
- 1657: Richard Walter
- 1658: Henry White of Henllan
- 1659–1660: George Haward of Fletherhill
- 1661: James Lloyd of Cilrhiw
- 1662: David Morgan of Coedllwyd
- 1663 William Scourfield of New Moat
- 1664: Sir Hugh Owen, 2nd Baronet of Landshipping
- 1665: Griffith Dawes of Bangeston
- 1666: Sir Herbert Perrot
- 1667: Thomas Philips of Trellewellyn
- 1668: James Lewis of Cilciffeth
- 1669: James Lewis of Coedmore
- 1670: John Williams of Gumsreston
- 1671: James Bowen of Llwyngwair
- 1672: Lewis Wogan, of Boulston (son of Abraham Wogan)
- 1673: William Meares of Eastington
- 1674: William Warren of Trewern
- 1675: Nicolas Rock
- 1676: Lewis John of Penlan
- 1677: David Morris of Fynnone
- 1678: Reynald Lewis
- 1680: Sir John Barlow, 1st Baronet of Slebech
- 1682: George Bowen of Llwyngwair
- 1683: David Williams of Hean Castle
- 1684: John Owen
- 1685: David Morgan of Coedllwyd
- 1686: John Barlow of Creswell
- 1687: Charles Philips of Sandyhaven
- 1688: Lewis Barlow of Creswell
- 1689: William Lucy of Carew
- 1690: Griffith Hawkwell of Llawhaden
- 1691: Edward Phillips of Kilgetty
- 1692: George Meares of Easington
- 1693: William Allen of Gellyswick
- 1694: David Parry of Noyadd Trefawr
- 1695: Francis Meares of Corston
- 1696: Thomas Lloyd of Cilgelynan and George Lloyd of Cwmgloyn
- 1697: Sir Thomas Stepney, 5th Baronet of Prendergast
- 1698: Hugh Bowen of Upton
- 1699: William Scourfield of New Moat
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