Worshipful Company of Clockmakers - Masters

Masters

Those who have been Master of the Company include the following:

  • 1631 David Ramsay
  • 1636 Elias Allen
  • 1645, 1652 Edward East
  • 1703 Thomas Tompion
  • 1708 Daniel Quare
  • 1817 John Roger Arnold
  • 1821, 1823, 1825, 1827, 1847 Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy
  • 1855, 1862 Charles Frodsham
  • 1902, 1914 William Henry Mahoney Christie
  • 1922, 1931 Sir Frank Watson Dyson
  • 1946 Lord Iliffe of Yattendon
  • 1949, 1954 Sir Harold Spencer Jones
  • 1959 Viscount Falmouth
  • 1960 Lord Harris
  • 1969 Sir Richard van der Riet Woolley
  • 1974 Sir Frank Chalton Francis
  • 1976 Sir Hugh Wontner
  • 1980 George Daniels
  • 1986 Viscount Falmouth
  • 1989 Lord Murton of Lindisfarne
  • 2000 Alexander Boksenberg

  • Elias Allen

  • Thomas Tompion

  • John Arnold

  • Charles Frodsham

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