Edward III
- 1327 William Baud
- 1328-29 Richard de Perers
- 1330 John de Wanton
- 1331 John de Wanton
- John de Hay
- 1332 John de Hay
- Adam Bloy
- 1333 Adam Bloy
- William Boyd
- 1334-39 Sir John de Coggeshall
- 1340 William Atemore
- 1341 Richard de Monte Caviso
- Henry Garnet
- 1342 Henry Garnet
- 1343-46 Sir John de Coggeshall
- 1347 Sir John de Coggeshall
- Peter de Boxted
- 1348 William Bret
- Humphrey de Walden
- 1349 Peter de Boxted
- 1350 Thomas Lacy
- 1351-53 Sir John de Coggeshall
- 1354 Hugh Fitz-Simon
- 1355 William de Enefeld
- 1356-57 Thomas de Chabham
- 1358-59 Roger de Louth
- 1360 Hugh Blount
- 1361 William de Lyre
- 1362 Guy de Boys
- 1363 Thomas Fitling
- 1364 John Jernoun
- 1365 Thomas de Helpeston
- 1366 John Oliver
- 1367 John Oliver
- John Shardelon
- 1368 John Henxtworth
- 1369 John Henxtworth
- Roger Keterich
- 1370 Thomas de Bassingbourn
- 1371 William Baud
- 1372 John de Bampton
- 1373 John Filiol
- 1374 Edward Fitz-Simons
- 1375 John Battaile
- 1376 Robert Fitz-William
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