18th Century
- (1672–1704) – Joannes Hudde (1628–1704)
- (1682–1705) – Nicolaas Witsen (1641–1717)
- (1695) – Jacob Jacobsz Hinlopen
- (1695) – Jan Corver
- (1695) – Nicolaas Opmeer
- (1696) – Jacob Boreel
- (±1697) – Alewijn Willemsz Joor
- (1697 - ????) – François de Vicq (1646–1707)
- (1702) – Dirk Bas
- (1702) – Gerbrand Pancras
- (1708, 1711, 1714, 1716–1717) – Gerrit Hooft (1649–1717)
- (1718, 1730) – Jan van de Poll(1) (1666–1735)
- (???? - ????) – Jan van de Poll(2) (1597–1678)
- (???? - ????) – Jan van de Poll(3) (1668–1745)
- (???? - ????) – Egidius van der Bempden (1667–1737)
- (???? - ????) – Hendrikus Bicker (1682–1738)
- (???? - ????) – Cornelis Hop (1685–1762)
- (???? - ????) – Willem Munter (1682–1759)
- (1720, 1743) – Lieve Geelvinck (1676–1743)
- Nicolaes Sautijn(-1743)
- (1748) – Nicolaes Geelvinck
- (1722–1736) – Mattheus Lestevenon (1674–1743)
- (1737, 1740, 1743) – Gerrit Hooft II (1684–1767)
- (1740) – Gerrit Corver
- (???? - 1748) – Gillis van den Bempden
- (1745) – Harmen Hendrik van de Poll (1697–1772)
- (???? - ????) – Pieter Rendorp (1703–1760)
- (1753, 1756, 1759, 1762) – Cornelis Hop (1685–1762)
- (???? - ????) – Quirijn Willem van Hoorn (1730–1797)
- (???? - 1787) - Hendrik Danielszoon Hooft (1710–1801)
- (???? - ????) – Jacob Elias Arnoudsz (1728–1800)
- (1781–1792) – Joachim Rendorp (1728–1792)
- (???? - 1787, 1793) Frederick Alewijn
- (1793 - Nicolaas Faas
- (1793) - Jacob Elias Arnoudsz (1728–1800)
- (1793) - Willem Gerrit Dedel Salomonsz (1734-?)
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