Mayors of Oxford in the Georgian period
1714–1835
During this period, Mayors still began office on Michaelmas Day (29 September)
Follow the pointer at the top to view each page of this section chronologically. Note that although some Mayors served more than one term in this period, only the first term of each Mayor comes in this sequence.
- 1714/1715: Sir Daniel Webb (4th of four terms)
- 1715/1716: Tobias Payne (2nd of two terms)
- 1716/1717: Richard Wise
- 1717/1718: Oliver Greenway (1st of three terms)
- 1718/1719: Henry Wise (2nd of three terms)
- 1719/1720: John Nicholes I (1st of two terms)
- 1720/1721: John Townesend
- 1721/1722: Oliver Greenway (2nd of three terms)
- 1722/1723: John Boyce (1st of three terms)
- 1723/1724: John Halifax
- 1724/1725: William Applebee I (1st of two terms)
- 1725/1726: Robert Vicaris (1st of two terms)
- 1726/1727: Robert Brocks
- 1727/1728: Sir John Boyce (2nd of three terms)
- 1728/1729: Jeremy Franklin (1st of two terms)
- 1729/1730: Sir Oliver Greenway (3rd of three terms)
- 1730/1731: Henry Wise (3rd of three terms)
- 1731/1732: John Nicholes I (2nd of two terms)
- 1732/1733: William Applebee I (2nd of two terms)
- 1733/1734: John Knibb II (1st of two terms)
- 1734/1735: John Wilkins (1st of two terms)
- 1735/1736: Robert Vicaris (2nd of two terms)
- 1736/1737: Jeremy Franklin (2nd of two terms)
- 1737/1738: Thomas Lawrence (1st of two terms)
- 1738/1739: William Ives (1st of three terms)
- 1739/1740: Sir John Boyce (3rd of three terms)
- 1740/1741: Daniel Shilfox (1st of two terms)
- 1741/1742: John Treacher I (1st of three terms)
- 1742/1743: John Austin (1st of three terms)
- 1743/1744: William Turner
- 1744/1745: John Wilkins (2nd of two terms)
- 1745/1746: Thomas Lawrence (2nd of two terms)
- 1746/1747: Thomas Wise
- 1747/1748: John Knibb II (2nd of two terms)
- 1748/1749: Richard Tawney I
- 1749/1750: William Ives (2nd of three terms)
- 1750/1751: Thomas Munday (1st of three terms)
- 1751/1752: Anthony Weston (1st of two terms)
- 1752/1753: John Nicholes II
- 1753/1754: Daniel Shilfox (2nd of two terms)
- 1754/1755: John Treacher I (2nd of three terms)
- 1755/1756: William Wickham (1st of two terms)
- 1756/1757: Philip Ward (1st of two terms)
- 1757/1758: John Phillips (1st of three terms)
- 1758/1759: Thomas Treadwell
- 1759/1760: Isaac Lawrence (1st of three terms)
- 1760/1761: Sir Thomas Munday (2nd of three terms)
- 1761/1762: John Austin (2nd of three terms)
- 1762/1763: Anthony Weston (2nd of two terms)
- 1763/1764: William Ives (1763) (3rd of three terms, died on 23 January 1764); John Treacher I (3rd of three terms, January to September only)
- 1764/1765: Richard Tawney II (1st of three terms)
- 1765/1766: Philip Ward (2nd of two terms)
- 1766/1767: John Phillips (2nd of three terms)
- 1767/1768: William Applebee II
- 1768/1769: Isaac Lawrence (2nd of three terms)
- 1769/1770: William Wickham (2nd of two terms)
- 1770/1771: Sir Thomas Munday (3rd of three terms)
- 1771/1772: John Austin (3rd of three terms)
- 1772/1773: Edward Tawney (1st of three terms)
- 1773/1774: Ralph Kirby
- 1774/1775: Samuel Culley
- 1775/1776: William Thorp I (1st of two terms)
- 1776/1777: Edward Lock (1st of three terms)
- 1777/1778: Richard Holloway
- 1778/1779: Richard Tawney II (3rd of three terms)
- 1779/1780: John Phillips (3rd of three terms)
- 1780/1781: Vincent Shortland (1st of two terms)
- 1781/1782: George Tonge (1st of two terms)
- 1782/1783: William Fletcher (1st of three terms);
- 1783/1784: John Watson (died in office 29 March 1784; Isaac Lawrence (3rd of three terms, died in office 19 July 1784; Edward Tawney (2nd of three terms, July to September 1784 only)
- 1784/1785: John Treacher II
- 1785/1786: Nicholas Halse
- 1786/1787: Richard Weston (1st of two terms)
- 1787/1788: Francis Guiden
- 1788/1789: John Parsons (1st of two terms)
- 1789/1790: William Thorp I (2nd of two terms)
- 1790/1791: Sir Richard Tawney II (3rd of three terms)
- 1791/1792: Edward Lock (2nd of three terms)
- 1792/1793: Christopher Yeats (1st of two terms)
- 1793/1794: James Pears
- 1794/1795: Vincent Shortland (2nd of two terms)
- 1795/1796: George Tonge (2nd of two terms)
- 1796/1797: William Fletcher (2nd of three terms)
- 1797/1798: Edward Tawney (3rd of three terms)
- 1798/1799: Thomas Hardy
- 1799/1800: Richard Cox (1st of three terms)
- 1800/1801: Edward Hitchings (1st of three terms)
Nineteenth Century
- 1801/1802: Richard Weston (2nd of two terms)
- 1802/1803: William Folker (1st of two terms)
- 1803/1804: Thomas Fox Bricknell (1st of three terms)
- 1804/1805: James Adams (1st of two terms)
- 1805/1806: John Wise Thorp (1st of two terms)
- 1806/1807: Edward Lock (3rd of three terms)
- 1807/1808: Christopher Yeats (2nd of two terms)
- 1808/1809: John Parsons (2nd of two terms)
- 1809/1810: William Fletcher (3rd of three terms)
- 1810/1811: Herbert Parsons (1st of two terms)
- 1811/1812: (Sir) Edward Hitchings (2nd of three terms)
- 1812/1813: Richard Cox (2nd of three terms)
- 1813/1814: (Sir) Joseph Lock (1st of two terms)
- 1814/1815: William Tubb
- 1815/1816: Richard Wootten (1st of two terms)
- 1816/1817: William Folker (2nd of two terms)
- 1817/1818: Thomas Robinson
- 1818/1819: Thomas Fox Bricknell (2nd of three terms)
- 1819/1820: James Adams (2nd of two terms)
- 1820/1821: Herbert Parsons (2nd of two terms)
- 1821/1822: Sir Edward Hitchings (3rd of three terms)
- 1822/1823: John Wise Thorp (2nd of two terms)
- 1823/1824: Richard Cox (3rd of three terms)
- 1824/1825: William Slatter (1st of two terms)
- 1825/1826: (1) William Slatter (2nd of two terms, but election deemed invalid); (2) Thomas Ensworth from Nov 1824
- 1826/1827: Richard Ferdinand Cox
- 1827/1828: John Hickman
- 1828/1829: Thomas Fox Bricknell (3rd of three terms)
- 1829/1830: Sir Joseph Lock (2nd of two terms)
- 1830/1831: Thomas Wyatt
- 1831/1832: Richard Sheen (1st of two terms)
- 1832/1833: James Banting
- 1833/1834: William Thorp II (1st of three terms)
- 1834/1835: Richard
Wootten (2nd of two terms)
Richard Wootten's term as Mayor continued for an extra three months to 31 December 1835 and the next day (when the Municipal Corporation Act came into force) a new Council and Mayor came into office
