Russell family and Bedford Estates, Earls and Dukes of Bedford

Dates: Seventeenth to eighteenth centuries in this holding context

The Russell family became the holders of the Bedford title and accumulated a substantial landed estate. The cited local and estate-history sources connect the Bedford interest specifically with…

Sabine Revel

Sackville Arthur Cecil, Company director, railway administrator, chairman of the Brazilian Submarine Telegraph Company.

Dates: 16 March 1848 – 29 January 1898

The eldest son of the 2nd Marquess of Salisbury by Lady Mary Catherine Sackville-West. He studied at Trinity College, Cambridge, worked with Sir Charles Tilston Bright on submarine…

Sackville Tufton, 9th Earl of Thanet, peer and landowner, 7th Earl of Thanet, hereditary sheriff of Westmorland, Member of Parliament for Appleby, 8th Earl of Thanet, Lord of Skipton, Baron of Westmoreland

Dates: 1767–1825

Born at Hothfield Place in 1767, Sackville Tufton was the 9th Earl of Thanet. He was associated with Whig politics, was convicted in 1799 after the trial connected…

Saer de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester, Magna Carta baron

Dates: died 1219

English nobleman who took part in the Fifth Crusade and died in Egypt in 1219.

Sampson Gideon, 1st Baron Eardley, Financier

Dates: 1744–1824

British financier and peer, son of Sampson Gideon; created Baron Eardley in 1789.

Sampson Strelley

Samson Foliot

Samuel Atkinson

Samuel Aylmer, Suffolk landowner, High Sheriff of Suffolk in 1626

Dates: 1546-1635

Samuel Aylmer was the son of Bishop John Aylmer. He lived at Akenham Hall, held Akenham and Claydon, and served as High Sheriff of Suffolk in 1626.

Samuel Baker, Solicitor, associated with Aldwick Court.

Dates: Active at Aldwick by 1791; died 1841 according to local historical material, but the death date is not required to establish the manor connection.

Samuel Baker was a Somerset solicitor who built Aldwick Court in 1791. He was associated with the Aldwick estate and was described in local historical material as a…

Samuel Blackwell, Member of Parliament for Cirencester

A Member of Parliament for Cirencester and a documented 1766 lessee of Aldsworth Manor. He also acquired the separate Williamstrip estate about 1760.

Samuel Clough

Dates: 18th century

Eighteenth-century landholder recorded as owning Abriwicks alias Allred Wykes in Great Ashfield.

Samuel Collins II

Samuel Cunliffe Lister, Industrialist, later associated with the Jervaulx, Swinton and Middleham estates

Dates: 1815–1906

Samuel Cunliffe Lister was a West Riding industrialist and major landowner who purchased the Jervaulx estate in 1886.

Samuel Cunliffe Lister, 1st Baron Masham, Industrialist, created Baron Masham in 1891

Dates: 1815-1906

Samuel Cunliffe Lister was a Yorkshire textile industrialist and coal proprietor who acquired most of the Ackton Hall estate in 1890, including important mineral and colliery interests. He…

Samuel Edwards

Purchased Langford from John Jackson in 1820 and was one of the instigators of the enclosure of Langford open fields in 1827.

Samuel Gist

Dates: Lord of the manor in 1807; died before 1845

Nineteenth-century Gloucestershire landowner who acquired substantial land in Dixton and the manor house and was lord of the manor in 1807.

Samuel Gist, Lord of the manor

Dates: Succeeded 1845; living 1897

Gist family landowner and lord of the manor of Alderton in the late nineteenth century. Kelly's Directory records him as the principal manorial lord and a chief landowner.

Samuel Gist Gist

Dates: Died 1845

Member of the Gist family who succeeded to the Dixton estate and manor-house interests before his death in 1845.

Samuel Glover, Esquire, industrialist

Dates: died 1810

Birmingham-based merchant and ironmaster associated with the Abercarn Ironworks and the Abercarn estate. He bought the lordship of the Manor of Abercarn in 1783.

Samuel Grimston, 3rd Baronet, Member of Parliament

Dates: 1643-1700

Succeeded Sir Harbottle Grimston and left Great Henny to his nephew William Luckyn.

Samuel Jones Loyd, 1st Baron Overstone, banker and landowner, Banker, 1st Baron Overstone of Overstone and Fotheringay

Dates: 1796 to 1883

A prominent English banker and landowner who succeeded his father Lewis Loyd in the Abington estate and was created Baron Overstone in 1850.

Samuel Newstead