Here are the Translators of the King James Bible:

TRANSLATION OVERSEER
Richard Bancroft

COMMITTEE OF TWO
Thomas Bilson
Miles Smith


COMMITTEE OF REVISERS
John Bois [Boys/Boyes]
Andrew Downes
John Harmar [Harmer]
'Hutch'



FIRST WESTMINSTER COMPANY
Genesis - 2 Kings
Lancelot Andrewes (Director)
William Bedwell [Beadwell]
Francis Burley [Burleigh]
Richard Clerke [Clark/Clarke]
Geoffrey King [Kinge/Kynge]
John Layfield [Leifield/Laifield]
John Overall
Hadrian Saravia
Richard Thomson [Thompson]
Robert Tighe [Teigh/Tjghe/Tyghe/Leigh]

FIRST CAMBRIDGE COMPANY
1 Chronicles - Song of Solomon
Edward Lively (Director)
Roger Andrewes
Andrew Bing [Byng/Binge]
Laurence Chaderton [Chatterton]
Francis Dillingham
William Eyre [Eyres/Aiers]
Thomas Harrison
John Richardson
Robert Spaulding [Spaldinge/Spaulding]



FIRST OXFORD COMPANY
Isaiah - Malachi
John Harding [Hardynge/Hardinge] (Director)
Richard Brett
Richard Fairclough
Daniel Featley
Thomas Holland
Richard Kilby [Kilbie/Kilbye/Kylby]
John Rainolds [Reynolds]
Miles Smith
William Thorne


SECOND CAMBRIDGE COMPANY
Apocrypha [DISCLAIMER: I am not endorsing the unbiblical Apocrypha at all]
John Duport (Leader) [Duporte/Dewport/Dewporte]
John Bois [Boys/Boyes]
William Branthwaite [Branthwayte]
Andrew Downes
Jeremiah [Jeremy/Jeremie] Radcliffe
Robert Ward
Samuel Ward


SECOND OXFORD COMPANY
Gospels, Acts & Book of Revelation
Thomas Ravis (Leader)
George Abbot
John Aglionby
Richard Edes [Eedes]
John Harmar [Harmer]
Leonard Hutten [Hutton]
James Montagu [Montegue]
John Peryn [Perrinne/Perne/Peryn]
Ralph Ravens
Henry Savile
Giles Tomson [Thomson]


SECOND WESTMINSTER COMPANY
Epistles
William Barlow (Leader)
William Dakins [Dakyns]
Nicholas Felton
Roger Fenton
Ralph Hutchinson [Huchenson]
Arthur Lake
Nicholas Love
Michael Rabbett [Rabbet]
George Ryves
Thomas Sanderson
John Spenser [Spencer]


TRANSLATOR


Thomas Sparke


PRINTER
Robert Barker


CONTRIBUTORS
(Illustrators, Geneologies, Maps, Etc.)
John Speed (Genealogies, Map)
Cornelis Boel (Artist/Engraver)
John More (Map)
Renold Elstrack (Engraver)
Hugh Broughton (Genealogies)




Sources:
https://kingjamesbibletranslators.org/allPhotos.php

https://kingjamesbibletranslators.org/bios/

https://kingjamesbibletranslators.org/sources.php

For any critics who say "King James I wrote/ did ____ in the King James Bible," you have been proven wrong once again.

King James I only authorized the translation and making of the King James Bible in 1604. The King James Bible was written from 1604 to 1611. Thus, King James I, pirates, and Parliament did not write anything in the King James Bible at all, because the 47 translators in the above lists were the actual men who made the KJB.

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