List of Masters of Jesus College, Cambridge
Richard Sterne, Archbishop of York and Master from 1634 to 1644.
Henry Arthur Morgan was Master of the College from 1885 to 1912.
Edmund Henry Morgan, former Fellow of the College, published in Vanity Fair, 1889.
The following is a list of Master of Jesus College, Cambridge:
- 1497–1505 William Chubbes
- 1505–1516 John Eccleston
- 1516–1516 Thomas Alcock
- 1516–1546 William Capon
- 1546–1551 John Reston
- 1551–1557 Edmund Pierpoint
- 1557–1558 John Fuller
- 1559–1560 Thomas Redman
- 1560–1562 Edward Gascoyne
- 1562–1563 John Lakin
- 1563–1579 Thomas Ithell
- 1579–1589 John Bell
- 1590–1617 John Duport
- 1618–1632 Roger Andrewes
- 1632–1634 William Beale
- 1634–1644 Richard Sterne, Archbishop of York
- 1644–1650 Thomas Young
- 1650–1660 John Worthington
- 1660–1660 Richard Sterne
- 1660–1662 John Pearson
- 1662–1663 Joseph Beaumont
- 1663–1679 Edmund Boldero
- 1679–1679 Humphrey Gower
- 1679–1701 William Saywell
- 1701–1752 Charles Ashton
- 1752–1758 Philip Yonge
- 1758–1781 Lynford Caryl
- 1781–1789 Richard Beadon
- 1789–1820 William Pearce
- 1820–1849 William French
- 1849–1885 George Elwes Corrie
- 1885–1912 Henry Arthur Morgan
- 1912–1940 Arthur Gray
- 1940–1945 Wynfrid Laurence Henry Duckworth
- 1945–1959 Eustace Mandeville Wetenhall Tillyard
- 1959–1973 Denys Lionel Page
- 1973–1986 Alan Cottrell
- 1986–1996 Colin Renfrew
- 1997–2000 David Crighton
- 2001–2011 Robert Mair
- 2011– Ian White
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