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The appointment is made by the council each year in May, at the same time appointing a sheriff, the city’s other civic head. York’s lord mayor is second only to the Lord Mayor of London in precedence.[1] The office of mayor dates back to at least 1217 and was upgraded by Richard II to that of Lord Mayor in 1389.[2]The Mansion House, York, is the Lord Mayor’s home during his or her term of office.[1]The use of the prefix “right honourable” appears to have been used since the creation of the lord mayoralty. It was confirmed by letters patent dated 1 April 1974, when York became a non-metropolitan district[3] and reconfirmed by letters patent dated 1 April 1996, when it became a  unitary authority.[4]  In 1212 King John granted York the right to collect its own taxes, hold courts and conduct its own affairs and thereby the right to elect a mayor. These rights were temporarily forfeited in 1280\u20131282 for altering a royal charter, in 1292\u20131297 for failing to pay taxes and in 1405\u20131406 for supporting Archbishop Richard Scrope. In 1389 King Richard II elevated the mayor to the status of lord mayor and supposedly gave his sword to be carried point upwards before him.Table of ContentsList of Mayors of York[edit]Before 1300[edit]14th century[edit]List of Lord Mayors of York[edit]15th century[edit]16th century[edit]17th century[edit]18th century[edit]19th century[edit]20th century[edit]21st century[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]Bibliography[edit]External links[edit]List of Mayors of York[edit]Source: “Eboracum“Before 1300[edit]14th century[edit]List of Lord Mayors of York[edit]15th century[edit]YearNameNotes1400\u20131404Sir Willam Frost MP for York, 13991405Adam del Bank 1406Sir William Frost MP for York, 13991407\u20131409Henry Wyman 1410John de Bolton MP for York, 1399,14071411John de Craven 1412Robert Howme Merchant.1413Nicholas Blackburn Snr Mercer.1414Thomas de Sancton MP for York, 1413,14171415William de Alne Merchant.1416John de Northeby Merchant.1417William Bowes Snr Merchant, and MP for York, 1413,14171418John de Moreton MP for York, 1415, 14211419John de Bedale 1420Thomas del Gare MP for York, 1419,14211421Richard RussellMerchant, and MP for York, 1415,1422,14251422Henry Preston MP for York, 14201423Thomas Esingwald Merchant.1424Thomas Bracebridge Merchant.1425William Ormeshede Merchant, and MP for York, 1421,1426,14311426Peter Buckey 1427John Alstonmore Merchant.1428William Bowes Snr MP for York, 1413,14171429Nicholas Blackburn Jnr 1430Richard Russell MP for York, 1415,1422,14251431John Bolton Merchant.1432Thomas Snawden Pewterer.1433William Ormeshede MP for York, 1421,1426,14311434Thomas del Gare Jnr 1435Thomas Kirkham 1436Richard Wartre Merchant.1437William Bedale Merchant.1438William Useflete Merchant.1439Thomas Ridelay 1440William Girlington Draper.1441Thomas Kirke Mercer.1442John Thriske Merchant, mayor of the staple.1443William Bowes Merchant.1444Richard Buckden Merchant.1445Thomas Crathorne 1446William Stockton 1447John Crosyer 1448John Carre 1449William Holbeek Merchant of the staple.1450Thomas Barton Grocer.1451Richard Wartre First year of the reign of Henry VI.1452Thomas Danby Merchant.1453John Catryk 1454Thomas Neleson Merchant.1455Richard Lematon 1456John Carre 1457Robert Collinson Merchant.1458William Holbeck 1459Nicholas Holgate 1460Thomas Beverley Merchant of the Staple1461William Stockton First year of the reign of Edward IV.1462John Thrisk 1463Thomas Scawsby 1464John Gilliot Knight of the Bath.1465Thomas Neleson 1466John Kent Merchant.1467John Marshall Merchant.1468William Snawsnell Goldsmith1469Sir Richard Yorke Merchant of the Staple.1470William Holbeck 1471Thomas Beverley 1472William Holbeck 1473Christopher Marshall 1474Sir John Gilliot 1475William Lame 1476Thomas Wrangwish 1477John Tong 1478John Ferriby Merchant.1479William Welles 1480John Marshall 1481Robert Amyas 1482Richard Yorke Mayor of the Staple1483John NewtonDyer. First year of the reign of Richard III1484Thomas Wrangwith Merchant.1485Nicholas Lancaster LL. D. First year of the reign of Henry VII1486William Chimney Draper.1487Sir William Todd Merchant.1488Robert Hancock Grocer.1489John Harper Merchant.1490Sir John Gilliot Merchant.1491John Ferriby died and replaced by William White 1492Thomas Scotton Merchant.1493Nicholas Lancaster Merchant.1494Michael White dyer1495George Kirke Merchant.1496Robert Johnson Grocer.1497Thomas Gray Goldsmith.1498John Metcalfe Merchant.1499John Elwald Merchant.16th century[edit]YearNameNotes1500\u20131501William Nelson Merchant, and MP for York, 1504,1510,1512,15151501\u20131502John Stockdale Merchant.1502\u20131503Richard Thornton Grocer.1503\u20131504Sir John Gilliot Merchant.1504\u20131505Thomas Jameson Merchant.1505\u20131506William White[citation needed]died and replaced by Michael White 1506\u20131507Allan Stavely Merchant.1507\u20131508John Birkhead Merchant.1508\u20131509Sir John Petty died and replaced byJohn Dodgson1509\u20131510George Essex Apothecary. First year or the reign of Henry VIII.1510\u20131511John Shawe Merchant.1511\u20131512Bertram Dawson Merchant.1512\u20131513George Kirke 1513\u20131514William Wilson Goldsmith.1514\u20131515John Thornton Merchant.1515\u20131516Thomas Drawsword MP for York, 15121516\u20131517John Hall Tanner.1517\u20131518John Dodgson 1518\u20131519William Wright MP for York, 15151519\u20131520Alan Staveley 1520\u20131521Thomas Parker 1521\u20131522Thomas Bankhouse died and replaced by Simon Vicars 1522\u20131523Paulyn Gillow died and replaced by Thomas Burton Gillow was a merchant. Burton was MP for York, 15231523\u20131524Thomas Drawsword MP for York, 15121524\u20131525John Norman MP for York, 15231525\u20131526William Barker 1526\u20131527Peter Jackson MP for York, 15291527\u20131528Robert Wilde Merchant.1528\u20131529Thomas Mason 1529\u20131530Robert Whitfield 1530\u20131531Sir George Lawson MP for York, 1529, 15361531\u20131532Henry Dawson 1532\u20131533William Barker 1533\u20131534John Hodgson MP for York, 1539, 15421534\u20131535George Gale Goldsmith and MP for York, 1529, 1536, 15421535\u20131536William Wright MP for York, 15151536\u20131537William Harrington Merchant. Great-grandfather of Guy Fawkes1537\u20131538Ralph Pulleyn Goldsmith.1538\u20131539John Shawe died and replaced by John North North was MP for York, 1545,15531539\u20131540Robert Elward Merchant.1540\u20131541William Dodgson Merchant.1541\u20131542Robert Hall Merchant and MP for York, 1545, 15531542\u20131543John Shadlock 1543\u20131544Robert Heckleton Fishmonger.1544\u20131545Peter Robinson Merchant.1545\u20131546John Bean MP for York, 15541546\u20131547William Holme MP for York, 1547, 15531547\u20131548William Watson Merchant. MP for York, 1553, 1559, 1563. First year or the reign of Edward VI1548\u20131549Robert Peacock Merchant, and MP for York, 15581549\u20131550George Gale Goldsmith, and MP for York, 1529, 1536, 15421550\u20131551John Lewis Draper.1551\u20131552Thomas Appleyard 1552\u20131553Richard White Draper, and MP for York, 15541553\u20131554William Coupland MP for York, 1554. First Year of the reign of Mary I1554\u20131555John North MP for York, 1545,15531555\u20131556William Beckwith Merchant.1556\u20131557Richard Goldthorpe MP for York, 15591557\u20131558Robert Hall Merchant. MP for York, 1545, 15531558\u20131559Ralph Hall Merchant, and MP for York, 1553, 1571. First year of the reign of Elizabeth I1559\u20131560Thomas Standevyn 1560\u20131561James Harrington 1561\u20131562Percival Crawforth 1562\u20131563Thomas Lawson 1563\u20131564Thomas Appleyard 1564\u20131565James Simson 1565\u20131566John Bean MP for York, 15541566\u20131567William Watson Merchant. MP for York, 1553, 1559, 15631567\u20131568Robert Peacock Merchant, and MP for York, 15581568\u20131569William Coupland MP for York, 15541569\u20131570William Beckwith 1570\u20131571Richard Calame Draper.1571\u20131572Gregory Peacock Merchant, and MP for York, 15721572\u20131573William Alleyn Mercer.1573\u20131574Christopher Herbert Merchant.1574\u20131575Robert Maskewe Merchant.1575\u20131576Thomas Harrison Innholder.[17]1576\u20131577Edmund Richardson died and replaced by Ralph Hall Richardson was a Pewterer. Hall was MP for York, 1553, 15711577\u20131578John Dyneley Draper.1578\u20131579Hugh Graves Merchant, and MP for York, 1571,15721579\u20131580Robert Cripling 1580\u20131581Robert Askwith Draper, and MP for York, 1572, 15891581\u20131582William Robinson Merchant, and MP for York, 1584, 15891582\u20131583Robert Brooke Merchant, and MP for York, 1584, 15861583\u20131584Christopher Maltby Draper.1584\u20131585Thomas Appleyard 1585\u20131586Andrew Trene Merchant, and MP for York, 15931586\u20131587Henry Maye Innholder.1587\u20131588Ralph Richardson Merchant.1588\u20131589James Birkbie Council attorney.1589\u20131590Thomas Jackson Council attorney.1590\u20131591Thomas Mosley Merchant, and MP for York, 15971591\u20131592Robert Watter Haberdasher.1592\u20131593Thomas Harrison 1593\u20131594Robert Askwith MP for York, 1572, 15891594\u20131595William Robinson MP for York, 1584, 15891595\u20131596Robert Brooke MP for York, 1584, 15861596\u20131597James Birkbie 1597\u20131598Christopher Beckwith 1598\u20131599Edward Fawcett 1599\u20131600Christopher Concett Apothecary.17th century[edit]  YearNameNotes1600\u20131601Henry Hall Merchant, and MP for York, 16011601\u20131602Robert Peacock 1602\u20131603Thomas Mosley MP for York, 1597.1603\u20131604Sir Robert Walter Haberdasher. First year of the reign of James I1604\u20131605Thomas Herbert Merchant.1605\u20131606William Greenbury Draper.1606\u20131607Robert Askwith Draper, and MP for York, 1604, 1614, 16211607\u20131608Robert Harrison Merchant.1608\u20131609Robert Myers Mercer.1609\u20131610Christopher Concett Apothecary.1610\u20131611Henry Hall Merchant, and MP for York, 16011611\u20131612Willam Brearey Merchant.1612\u20131613John Harrison Merchant.1613\u20131614Thomas Marshall Mercer.1614\u20131615Leonard Besson Saddler.1615\u20131616Elias Micklethwaite Merchant.1616\u20131617William Greenbury Draper1617\u20131618Sir Robert Askwith Draper, and MP for York, 1604, 1614, 16211618\u20131619Thomas Agar Tanner.1619\u20131620William Morrison Merchant.1620\u20131621William Watter Saddler.1621\u20131622Christopher Dickenson Merchant.1622\u20131623William Brearey 1623\u20131624Robert Myers 1624\u20131625Matthew Topham Merchant1625\u20131626Thomas Lawne First year of the reign of Charles I1626\u20131627Leonard Besson Saddler1627\u20131628Elias Micklethwaite 1628\u20131629Robert Belt Merchant.1629\u20131630Christopher Croft Mercer.1630\u20131631Edmund Cowper Merchant.1631\u20131632Robert Hemsworth Draper.1632\u20131633Thomas Hoyle Merchant. MP for York, 1628\u201329 and 1640\u201350. Committed suicide, 1650.1633\u20131634Sir William Allenson Draper, and MP for York, 16541634\u20131635James Hutchenson Merchant.1635\u20131636Thomas Hodgson Mercer.1636\u20131637Henry Thompson Merchant.1637\u20131638John Vaux Prothonotary.1638\u20131639William Scott Merchant.1639\u20131640Sir Roger Jacques Merchant, and MP for York, 16401640\u20131641Sir Robert Belt Merchant1641\u20131642Sir Christopher Croft Mercer1642\u20131644Sir Edmund Cooper Merchant. Start of the English Civil War. York was initially held by the Royalists (Cavaliers).1644\u20131645Sir Edmund Cooper  displaced and replaced by Thomas Hoyle Hoyle was MP for York, 1654. Parliamentarians (Roundheads) take control from now to the restoration under Lord Mayors sympathetic to (or willing to accommodate), the Parliamentary cause.1645\u20131646John Geldart Merchant, and MP for York, 16561646\u20131647Stephen Watson Grocer.1647\u20131648Thomas Dickenson Merchant, and MP for York, 1654, 1656, 16591648\u20131649Robert HornerMerchant1649\u20131650Leonard Thompson Merchant1650\u20131651William Tayler Merchant1651\u20131652James BrookeMerchant1652\u20131653William MetcalfeDraper1653\u20131654Henry ThompsonMerchant1654\u20131655John GeldartMerchant, and MP for York, 16561655\u20131656Sir William AllensonDraper, and MP for York, 16401656\u20131957Stephen Watson1657\u20131658Sir Thomas Dickenson Merchant, and MP for York, 1654, 1656, 16591658\u20131659Robert HornerMerchant1659\u20131660Leonard ThompsonMerchant1660\u20131661Christopher TophamMerchant, and MP for York, 16591661\u20131662James BrookeBy the Kings mandate.1662\u20131663George LamplughMerchant1663\u20131664Henry ThompsonMerchant1664\u20131665Edward ElwickeApothecary1665\u20131666Richard HewittMerchant1666\u20131667George MancklinsSkinner1667\u20131668Cressye BurnettMerchant1668\u20131669Henry TiremanDraper1669\u20131670Christopher BreareyMerchant1670\u20131671Thomas BawtryMerchant1671\u20131672William RichardsonDraper1672\u20131673Sir Henry ThompsonWine merchant, and MP for York, 16731673\u20131674Thomas WilliamsonMerchant1674\u20131675Richard MetcalfeMerchant1675\u20131676William RamsdenMerchant1676\u20131677Yorke HornerMerchant1677\u20131678Francis ElcockGrocer1678\u20131679Philip HerbertMerchant1679\u20131680Richard ShawButcher1680\u20131681John ConstableGrocer1681\u20131682Thomas CarterMerchant1682\u20131683John Wood1683\u20131684Edward ThompsonMP for York, 1689, 1695, 17011684\u20131685Robert WallerAttorney1685\u20131686John ThompsonGoldsmith1686\u20131687Leonard Wilberfoss1687\u20131688Thomas MosleyApothecary1688\u20131689Thomas Rayne displaced and replaced by Robert WallerBoth attorneys1689\u20131690John FosterHaberdasher1690\u20131691Samuel DawsonMerchant1691\u20131692George StocktonSilk Weaver1692\u20131693Joshua EarnshawMerchant1693\u20131994Andrew PerrottMerchant1694\u20131695Robert DavyHosier1695\u20131696Sir Gilbert MetcalfeMerchant1696-1696John ConstableGrocer1697\u20131698Mark GillGoldsmith1698\u20131699Roger Shackleton1699\u20131700Henry ThompsonMP for York, 169018th century[edit]YearNameNotes1700\u20131701Sir William RobinsonMP for Northallerton,1689 and for York,16981701\u20131702Tobias Jenkins[22]MP for York, 1695,1701,17151702\u20131703John Peckitt[22]Merchant1703\u20131704Thomas Dawson[22]Merchant1704\u20131705Elias Pawson[22]Merchant1705\u20131706Charles Redman[22]Toyman1706\u20131707Emanuel Justice[22]Merchant1707\u20131708Robert Benson[22]MP for York, 17051708\u20131709Richard Thompson[22]Merchant1709\u20131710William Pickering[22]1710\u20131711Charles Perrott[22]Merchant1711\u20131712Thomas Pickering[22]Attorney1712\u20131713William Cornwell [22]Brewer1713\u20131714Christopher Hutton[22]Glover1714-1715William RedmanPinner1715\u20131716Robert Fairfax[22]MP for York, 17131716\u20131717Richard Towne[22]Mercer1717\u20131718Henry Baines[22]Toyman1718\u20131719Tancred Robinson[22]Rear-admiral1719\u20131720John Read[22]Toyman1720\u20131721Tobias Jenkins[22]MP for York, 1695,1701,17151721\u20131722Richard Thompson[22]Merchant1722\u20131723Charles Redman[22]Toyman1723\u20131724Charles Perrott[22]Merchant1724\u20131725Thomas Agar[22]Woollen-draper1725\u20131726William Cornwell [22]Brewer1726\u20131727Samuel Clarke[22]Haberdasher1727\u20131728Richard Baine[22]Grocer1728\u20131729Peter Whitton[22]Grocer1729\u20131730William Dobson[22]Apothecary1730\u20131731John Stainforth[22]Receiver of Land Tax1731\u20131732Jonas Thompson[22]Attorney1732\u20131733Henry Baines[22]Toyman1733\u20131734James Dodsworth[22]Apothecary & Grocer1734\u20131735William Whytehead[22]Attorney at Law1735-1736James Barnard[22]Mercer1736\u20131737Samuel Clark[22]Haberdasher1737\u20131738Sir John Lister Kaye[22]MP for York, 17341738\u20131739George Benson died and replaced by Sir Tancred Robinson, Bt[22]Robinson was a Rear-admiral1739\u20131740George Escricke[22]Hatter1740\u20131741George Skelton[22]Merchant1741\u20131742Richard Lawson[22]Wine Merchant1742\u20131743John Mayer[22]Attorney1743\u20131744William Stephenson[22]Merchant1744\u20131745Thomas Agar[22]Merchant1745\u20131746John Raper[22]Merchant1746\u20131757John Read[22]Toyman1747\u20131748George Escricke[22]Hatter1748\u20131749Francis Jefferson[22]Merchant1749\u20131750James Rowe[22]Druggist1750\u20131751Matthew Lister[22]Timber-merchant1751\u20131752George Skelton[22]Merchant1752\u20131753James Barnard[22]Mercer1753\u20131754William Coates[22]Glover1754\u20131755Richard Lawson[22]Wine Merchant1755\u20131756Thomas Matthews[22]Brewer1756\u20131757Richard Farrer[22]Upholsterer1757\u20131758George Fox Lane[22]MP for York, 1742\u201317611758\u20131759John Allanson[22]Merchant1759\u20131760Godfrey Wentworth[22]MP for York, 17411760\u20131761Francis Stephenson[22]Merchant1761\u20131762Thomas Bowes[22]Apothecary1762\u20131763John Mayer[22]Attorney1763\u20131764Anby Taylor[22]Apothecary1764\u20131765Francis Bacon[22]Apothecary1765\u20131766Henry Raper[22]Merchant1766\u20131767John Wakefield[22]Merchant1767\u20131768Richard Garland[22]Factor1768\u20131769James Rowe[22]Druggist1769\u20131770Richard Farrer[22]Upholsterer1770\u20131771John Carr[22]Architect1771\u20131772Edward Wallis[22]Apothecary1772\u20131773Charles Turner[22]MP for York, 1768\u201317831773\u20131774Henry Jubb[22]Apothecary1774\u20131775Hugh Robinson[22]Merchant1775-1775John Allanson[22]Merchant1776\u20131777Francis Stephenson[22]Merchant1777\u20131778Thomas Bowes died and replaced by Francis Bacon[22]Both were apothecaries1778\u20131779Thomas Barstow[22]Esquire1779\u20131780Edward Stabler[22]Merchant1780\u20131781Thomas Cordley[22]Wine-merchant1781\u20131782Henry Myers[22]Merchant1782\u20131783Henry Raper[22]Merchant1783\u20131784William Siddall[22]Woollen-draper1784\u20131785Thomas Kilby[22]Brewer1785-1785James Woodhouse died and replaced by John Carr[22]Carr was an architect1786\u20131787Thomas Smith[22]Merchant1787\u20131788Sir William Milner[22]MP for York, 17901788\u20131789William Bluitt[22]Esquire1789\u20131790Thomas Hartley[22]Brewer1790\u20131791Joshua Oldfield[22]Wine-merchant1791\u20131792Thomas Wilson[22]Bookseller1792\u20131793Ralph Dodsworth[22]Merchant1793\u20131794William Siddall died and replaced by Thomas Smith[22]Siddall was a woollen-merchant Smith was a merchant.1794\u20131795John Hay[22]Woollen-draper1795\u20131796Richard Metcalfe[22]Merchant-tailor1796\u20131797Theophilus de Garenci\u00e8res[22]Apothecary1797\u20131798Richard Hobson[22]Woollen-draper1798\u20131799Sir William Milner[22]MP for York, 17901799\u20131800William Ellis[22]Merchant19th century[edit]YearNameNotes1800\u20131801James Robson[22]Linen-draper1801\u20131802John Wilkinson[24]Druggist1802\u20131803William Hotham[24]Barrister-at-Law1803-1804Thomas Hartley[24]Esquire1804\u20131805John Kilby[24]Brewer1805\u20131806Robert Stockton[24]Druggist1806\u20131807Thomas Wilson[24]Bookseller1807\u20131808William Ellis[24]Merchant1808\u20131809Robert Rhodes[24]Merchant tailor1809\u20131810Samuel Wormald[24]Tanner1810\u20131811George Peacock[24]Esquire1811\u20131812Hon. Lawrence Dundas[24]MP for Richmond,1790,1808 MP for York, 1802,18111812\u20131813Isaac Spencer[24]Druggist1813\u20131814Thomas Smith[24]Merchant1814\u20131815William Dunsley[24]Brewer1815\u20131816William Hutchenson Hearon[24]Tea Dealer1816\u20131817John Dales[24]Druggist1817\u20131818Robert Chaloner[24]FRS, MP for Richmond, 1810 and MP for York, 18201818\u20131819James Saunders[24]1819\u20131820William Hotham[24]1820\u20131821George Peacock[24]1821\u20131822Rt. Hon. Lord Dundas[24]MP for Richmond,1790,1808 MP for York, 1802,18111822\u20131823Isaac Spencer[24]1823\u20131824Thomas Smith[24]1824\u20131825William Dunsley[24]1825\u20131826William Oldfield[24]1826\u20131827William Cooper[24]1827\u20131828William Hutchenson Hearon[24]Tea Dealer1828\u20131829George Champney[24]1829\u20131830John Dales[24]1830\u20131831Hon. Edward Robert Petre[24]1831\u20131832Rt. Hon. Lord Dundas[24]MP for Richmond,1790,1808 MP for York, 1802,18111832\u20131833William Oldfield[24]1833\u20131834James Barber[24]1834\u20131835William Cooper[24]1835\u20131836Thomas Wood Wilson[24]1836-1836Sir Sir John Simpson[24]Corn merchant1836\u20131837James Meek Snr[24]Glassmaker and banker1837\u20131839George Hudson[24]“The Railway King” and MP for Sunderland, 1845\u201318591839\u20131840William Stephenson Clark[24]Medical doctor1840\u20131841Robert Cattle[24]1841\u20131842William Matterson[24]Surgeon1842\u20131844Joseph Buckle[24]1844\u20131845William Gray[24]Solicitor1845\u20131846William Richardson[24]Solicitor1846\u20131847George Hudson[24]“The Railway King” and MP for Sunderland, 1845\u201318591847\u20131848James Richardson[24]1848\u20131849Edward Richard Anderson[24]1849\u20131850George Hicks Seymour[24]Solicitor1850\u20131851James Meek Snr[24]Glassmaker and banker1851\u20131852Henry Cooper[24]Wine merchant1852\u20131853Richard Evers[24]Tailor1853\u20131854George Leeman[24]Solicitor, railway entrepreneur, and MP for York, 1865,18711854\u20131855George Wilson[24]1855\u20131856James Meek Jnr[24]Banker1856\u20131857Edward Richard Anderson[24]Solicitor1857\u20131858John Wood[24]Solicitor and Yorkshire Coroner.1858\u20131859William Dalla Husband[24]Surgeon, FRCS1859\u20131860Richard Evers[24]Tailor1860\u20131861George Leeman[24]Solicitor, railway entrepreneur, and MP for York, 1865,18711861\u20131863William Fox Clark[24]Solicitor1863\u20131864Richard Welch Hollon[24]Druggist1864\u20131865Edwin Wade[24]Dental surgeon1865\u20131867James Meek Jnr[24]Banker1867\u20131868Ralph Weatherley[24]Owner of building company.1868\u20131869Alfred Ely Hargrove[24]1869\u20131870John Colburn[24]Silversmith and jeweller1870\u20131871George Leeman[24]Solicitor, railway entrepreneur, and MP for York, 1865,18711871\u20131872William Walker[24]Solicitor1872\u20131873Henry Steward[24]1873\u20131874John March[24]Brewer1874\u20131875Joseph Terry[24]Chocolate maker.1875\u20131876Edward Rooke[24]Wine and spirit merchant1876\u20131877James Melrose[24]Land agent and brewer1877\u20131878William Varey[24]Bacon factor1878\u20131879George Brown[24]Solicitor1879\u20131880Thomas Samuel Watkinson died and replaced by William Wilkinson Wilberforce[24]Watkinson owned iron- and steelworks. Wilberforce was a company director1880\u20131881John Stephenson Rowntree[24]Chocolate maker.1881\u20131882Joseph Agar[24]Tannery owner1882\u20131883Thomas Varey[24]Bacon Factor. Son of Wm. Varey (Mayor,1877)1883\u20131884William Benson Richardson[24]1884\u20131885John Close[24]Businessman1885\u20131887Joseph Terry[24]Chocolate maker.1887\u20131888Joseph Sykes Rymer[24]Company director1888\u20131890Joseph Agar[24]Tannery owner1890\u20131891Philip Matthews died and replaced by Sir Joseph Terry[24]Matthews was an Innkeeper. Died of Typhoid. Terry was chocolate maker.1891\u20131893John Close[24]Businessman1893\u20131894Thomas Clayton[24]1894\u20131895William McKay[24]1895\u20131897Christopher Annakin-Milward[24]Hatter, hosier and shirtmaker. Knighted 18971897\u20131898Edwin Gray[24]Son of Wm Gray (Mayor, 1844). Solicitor. His married suffragist and social reformer Almyra Vickers in 1882. His brother was the composer Alan Gray.1898\u20131899Samuel Border[24]Grocer1899\u20131900Joseph Sykes Rymer[24]Company director20th century[edit]YearNameNotes1900\u20131901Edward William Purnell[25]Tobacconist1901\u20131902Lancelot Foster[25]Agricultural merchant and Company Director1902\u20131903Edwin Gray[25][26]Solicitor. Conservative party. Second term (see 1897-8).1903\u20131906Robert Horton Vernon Wragge[25]Tour operator1906\u20131907William BentleyBentley was a bookseller. He died in office and replaced by Samuel Border.1907-1907Samuel Border[25]Border was a grocer.1907\u20131908Sir Joseph Sykes Rymer[25]Coal, lime and sand merchant1908\u20131910James Birch[25]Plumber and Glazier1910\u20131911Thomas Carter[25]Butcher1911\u20131912Norman Green[25]1912\u20131913Sir Joseph Sykes Rymer[25]Coal, lime and sand merchant1913\u20131914Henry Rhodes Brown[25]Founder of Browns department store1914\u20131915John Bowes Morrell[25]Company director, publisher and writer1915\u20131918William Alexander Forster Todd[25]1918\u20131919Sir William Alexander Forster Todd[25]1919\u20131921Edward Walker[25]1921\u20131922William Henry Birch[25]Builder1922\u20131923James Brown Inglis[25]Jeweller and silversmith1923\u20131924William Dobbie[25]Railwayman and MP for Rotherham, 19331924\u20131925Sir Robert Newbald Kay[25]Solicitor and MP for Elland, 19031925\u20131926William Wright[25]1926\u20131927Oscar Frederick Rowntree[25]1927\u20131928Arthur Richmond Fox[25]1928\u20131929Edwin John Leetham Rymer[25]Coal merchant. Son of Sir Joseph Sykes Rymer, Mayor 1907,19121929\u20131930Charles William Shipley[25]Railwayman1930\u20131931Sir William Alexander Forster-Todd[25]1931\u20131932Robert Horton Vernon Wragge[25]Tour operator1932\u20131933Henry Rhodes Brown[25]1933\u20131935Herbert Edward Harrowell[25]Solicitor1935\u20131936William Henry Shaw[25]Railwayman1936\u20131937Thomas Morris[25]Builder1937\u20131938Charles Thornburn Hutchinson[25]Grocer1938\u20131939William Cooper[25]1939\u20131940Robert James Pulleyn[25]Builder1940\u20131941William Horsman[25]Overseer at Rowntrees1941\u20131942Edna Annie Crichton[25][27][28]First woman to be Lord Mayor1942\u20131943Edward Lacy[25]Painter and Decorator1943\u20131944William Thompson[25]1944\u20131945Harold de Bourg Chapman de Bourg[25]Estate agent and Surveyor1945\u20131847Fred Gaines[25]1947\u20131948William Dobbie[25]Railwayman and MP for Rotherham, 19331949\u20131950John Bowes Morrell[25]Company Director, publisher and writer1950\u20131951Ernest Harwood[25]1951\u20131952John Harold Kaye[25]1952\u20131953Cecil Walter Wright[25]1953\u20131954Charles Oliver[25]Chairman, Furniture Company1954\u20131955Frank Wright[25]1955\u20131956Fred Brown[25]1956\u20131957Vincent Albert Bosworth[25]1957\u20131958Eric Lawson Keld[25]1958\u20131959Albert Leslie Philipson[25]1959\u20131960Robert Stavers Oloman[25]1960\u20131961Wilfred Ward[25]1961\u20131962Ivy Gladys Wightman[25]1962\u20131963Robert Alexander Cattle[25]1963\u20131964Archibald Kirk[25]1964\u20131965Stanley Palphramand[25]Organbuilder1965\u20131966William Bridge[25]1966\u20131967Walter Elliott Milburn[25]1967\u20131968William Edwin Hargrave[25]1968\u20131969Mona May Armitage[25]1969\u20131970Ronald Scobey[25]1970\u20131971Arthur Joseph Hardcastle[25]1971\u20131972Richard Scruton[25]1972\u20131973Harry Victor Boulton[25]1973\u20131974Jack Milnes Wood[25]1974\u20131975William Thomas Burke[25]1975\u20131976Jack Penty Birch[25][29]Builder1976\u20131977Jack Archer[25][30]1977\u20131978Thomas Hibbert[25]1978\u20131979Samuel Edwin Brearley[25]1979\u20131980William Richardson[25]1980\u20131981Clive Bushell Kay[25]Company Director1981\u20131982Charles William Fairclough[25][31]1982\u20131983Philip Booth[25]1983\u20131984Stephen Fred Galloway[25]1984\u20131985Kenneth Cooper[25][32]Also a Deputy Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire1985\u20131986Marjorie Seward Bwye[25][33]1986\u20131987Cyril Arthur Waite[25][34]1987\u20131988Malcolm James Heppell[25][35]Railwayman1988\u20131989Reginald Pulleyn[25][36]Railwayman1989\u20131990Jack Archer[25][30]1990\u20131991Keith Simpson Wood[25]1991\u20131992Albert Cowen[25]1992\u20131993Bernard Alfred Bell [25][37]Railwayman1993\u20131994Ann Reid[25]1994\u20131995David Wilde[25]1995\u20131996John Boardman [25][38]Teacher, bus driver1996\u20131997Kenneth William King[25]1997\u20131998Michael John Bradley[25]1998\u20131999Derek Wilbraham Smallwood [25][39]Retired bus driver1999\u20132000Peter Vaughan [25]21st century[edit]YearNameNotes2000\u20132001Sh\u00e2n Edryd Braund [40][41]2001\u20132002Irene Mary Waudby [40][42]2002\u20132003David Anthony Horton [40][43]2003\u20132004Charles Hall [40][44]2004\u20132005Janet Looker [40][45]2005\u20132006Janet Greenwood [40][46]2006\u20132007Janet Hopton [40][47]2007\u20132008Irene Mary Waudby [40][48]2008\u20132009Brian Walter Joseph Edward Watson [40][49]2009\u20132010John Galvin [40][50]2010\u20132011Sue Galloway [40][51]2011\u20132012David Anthony Horton [40][52]2012\u20132013Keith Hyman [40][53]2013\u20132014Julie Gunnell[40][54]Charity worker2014\u20132015Ian Gillies[55][56]Former police officer, sales manager, businessman2015\u20132016Sonja Crisp[57]2016\u20132017Dave Taylor[58][59]Former local government worker2017\u20132018Barbara Boyce[60][61]Former local government worker and teacher2018\u20132019Keith Orrell[62]2019\u20132021Janet Looker[63]Served two years due to the coronavirus pandemic2021\u20132022Chris Cullwick[64]Ordained in the Church of England2022\u2013incumbentDavid Carr[65]See also[edit]References[edit]^ a b Lord Mayor, City of York Council^ “York Mansion House”. 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