Office Bearers
- In 1588: Alexander Oliphant
- In 1604: Thomas Oliphant
- 1900s: Robert Spence Livingstone
- 1923 - 1926: George Sitwell Campbell-Swinton
- 1927 - 1935: Sir Thomas Wolseley Haig
- 1935 - 1945: Thomas Innes of Learney
- 1953 - 1961: Charles Ian Fraser
- 1961 - 1985: Sir Iain Moncreiffe of that Ilk
- 1985 - 2011: John Alexander Spens
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