Richard Shireburne, esquire, lord of the manors of Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley

Dates: seventeenth century

Shireburn estate holder whose steward's court rolls document the exercise of manorial jurisdiction over Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley in the mid-seventeenth century.

Richard Shireburne of Stonyhurst, esquire

Dates: seventeenth century

Member of the Shireburn family holding the Stonyhurst estate and the named Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley manors in the mid-seventeenth century.

Richard Sirslowe

Richard Slingsby, Son and heir

Dates: 10 Hen. VI

Richard Smith, Lord of the Manor of Addingham, resident at the Manor House with his wife Mary.

Dates: active in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; exact dates not established from the consulted sources

Richard Smith was a Quaker-associated landholder who lived at the Addingham Manor House with his wife Mary. Local and directory sources identify him as Lord of the Manor…

Richard Snowe

Richard son of Erfast

Dates: 1086

Richard son of John son of Walter de Bailey; Jordan de Bailey; Ralph son of Robert de Bailey, joint grantees of a moiety of Aighton

Dates: fourteenth century

Medieval Bailey-family and clerical grantees named in a 1361 grant of a moiety of Aighton by Sir Richard de Shireburne.

Richard Stafford

Richard Stanley

Richard Swayne, Dorset lawyer, Member of Parliament for Weymouth and Melcombe

A Dorset lawyer and land speculator from Blandford Forum who was granted Stoborough jointly with Thomas Freake in 1591.

Richard Talbot, 4th Baron Talbot, Lord of Black Park

Dates: died 1387

English nobleman whose marriage to Ankeret Le Strange brought Black Park into the Talbot family in or around 1377.

Richard the artificer, Tenant-in-chief and lord of Abington in Domesday Book

Dates: Recorded in 1086

A Norman-period landholder recorded in Domesday Book with holdings in several counties, including Abington in Northamptonshire.

Richard the butler

Dates: Recorded in 1086

The Domesday tenant recorded as holding Acton from Rainald the sheriff.

Richard Theakston, Gentleman, holder of the Theakston moiety of Bedale

Dates: flourished late 16th and early 17th century

Richard Theakston acquired half the manor of Bedale from George Jackson in 1594. His family subsequently held the Theakston moiety and associated Aiskew/Ascough property.

Richard Thomas

Dates: Died early 1666

Richard Thomas inherited the Aber estate as the eldest son and heir of William Thomas. He experienced continuing financial difficulties and died without issue.

Richard Thompson, Escrick estate owner, High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1801 according to the cited estate history

Dates: died 1820

Richard Thompson was the brother and heir of Beilby Thompson and held the Thompson estates, including the Acaster property, until his death in 1820.

Richard Thornhill

Richard Thursby, Holder of Abington manor

Dates: Died 1736 according to the published descent

A member of the Thursby family who held Abington between William Thursby and John Harvey Thursby.

Richard Tooth

Richard Topdiff

Dates: Recorded as holder in the 17th century; personal dates not located.

Richard Tufton, 5th Earl of Thanet, 1st Baronet, naturalised British landowner

Dates: 1640–1683

English nobleman and member of the Tufton family; he succeeded his brother John as 5th Earl of Thanet in 1680.

Richard Tufton, later 1st Baronet

Richard Turstan