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Reign of Mary
1554	Henricus Peckham, Esq.	In the Crown Office list, the name of Peckham is crossed out, and that of Moseley substituted
	Thomas Smith, gent.
	Humphridus Moseley	vice, Henricus Peckham, returned for Wycombe.
Philip and Mary
1554	Willielmus Ryse, Esq.
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1555	Willielmus Ryse, Esq.
	Antonius Restwold, Esq.
1557-8	-----	Entry is lost.
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Elizabeth
1558-9	Arthur Porter, Esq.
	Thomas Crawley, gent.
1562-3	Thomas Sackville, Esq.
	Thomas Coleshill, Esq.
1571	Thomas Lichfield, Esq.	This return does not appear in the official list.
	Edward Dockwra, Esq.
1572	Thomas Lychefeld, Esq.	They are described as elected by Dorothy, widow, of Sir Thomas Pakington, Knt., Lord of Aylesbury.
	George Burden, Esq.
1584	Thomas Tasburgh, Esq.	No names appear for this year in the official returns for Bucks.
	John Smith, Esq.
1586	Thomas Tasburgh, Esq.
	Thomas Scott, Esq.
1588-9	Thomas Pigott, jun., Esq.
	Henry Fleetwood, gent.
1592-3	Sir Thomas West, Knt.
	John Lillye, Esq.
1597	Thomas Tasburgh, gent.
	Thomas Smythe, gent.
1601	John Lillye, Esq.
	Richard Moore, Esq.
James I.
1603-4	Sir William Borlase, Knt.
	Sir William Smythe, Knt.
1614	Sir John Dormer, Knight
	Samuel Backhouse, Esq.	Samuel, of Swallowfield, Berkshire, sat for Windsor in 1604-11. He was the son of Nicholas Backhouse, Alderman of London, and Sheriff in 1576. He was admitted to Greys Inn in 1576, and his grandson became a baronet in 1660.
1620-1	Sir John Dormer, Knt.
	Henry Borlase, Esq.
1623-4	Sir John Pakington, jun., Bart.
	Sir Thomas Crewe, Knt., Serjeant-at-Law	He was Speaker at the House of Commons.
1624-5	Sir Robert Carr, Knt.	vice Sir John Pakington, Bart., deceased.
Charles I.
1625	Sir Robert Carr, Knt.
	Sir John Hare, Knt.
1625-6	Clement Coke, Esq.
	Arthur Goodwyn, Esq.
1627-8	Sir Edmund Verney, Knt.
	Clement Coke, Esq.
1640	Sir John Pakington, Bart.
	Ralph Verney, Esq.
1640	Thomas Fountaine, Esq.	vice Sir John Pakington, Bart., who had been elected for both Aylesbury and Worcestershire, and chose to serve for the latter place.
1640	Sir John Pakington, Bart.	This was the 'Long Parliament', which was summoned to meet the 3rd November, 1640.
	Ralph Verney, Esq.
1645	Thomas Scot, Esq.	vice Sir John Pakington and Ralph Verney, Esq., expelled from the House for their loyalty.
	Simon Mayne, Esq.
Interregnum On the 4th July 1653, an assembly, nominated by Oliver Cromwell with a council of officers, was summoned at Westminster. It declared itself a Parliament, and resigned its powers to the Lord General on the 12th December, 1653. There are no representatives from Aylesbury to this Parliament, as the boroughs were not called upon to send any.
1654	Henry Phillips, Esq.
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1656	Thomas Scot	The regicide.
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Richard Cromwell's Parliament
1658-9	Sir James Whitelocke, Knt.
	Thomas Tyrrill, Esq.
Charles II.
1660	Richard Ingoldsby, Esq.	This does not appear in the official return of 1660.
	Thomas Lee, Esq.
1661	Richard Ingoldsby, Esq.
	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
1678-9	Sir Richard Ingoldsby, Knight of the Bath
	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
1679	Sir Richard Ingoldsby, Knight of the Bath
	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
1680-1	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	Sir Richard Ingoldsby, Knight of the Bath
James II.
1685	Sir William Egerton, Knight of the Bath
	Richard Anderson, Esq.
1688-9	Thomas Lee, Esq.
	Richard Beke, Esq.
1689-90	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	Thomas Lee, Esq.
1691	Simon Mayne, Esq.	vice Sir Thomas Lee, Bart., deceased
William III.
1695	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	James Herbert, Esq.
1698	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	James Herbert, Esq.
1698-9	Robert Dormer, Esq.	vice Sir Thomas Lee, Bart., unduly elected.
1700-1	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	James Herbert, Esq.
1701	Sir Thomas Lee, Bart.
	James Herbert, Esq.