Sir Thomas Brewse, Knight

Dates: died 1482 or before

A member of the Brewse family whose inquisition post mortem in 1482 specifically mentioned Akenham Manor.

Sir Thomas Bromley, Lord Chancellor of England, 1579–1587, Speaker of the House of Commons, 1573

Dates: c.1530–1587

English lawyer and statesman who received the manor by an outright grant from Queen Elizabeth I in 1586.

Sir Thomas Browne, Treasurer of the household of Henry VI, Sheriff of Kent in 1444 and 1460, knight

Dates: fl. 15th century; died 1460

English court official and landholder associated with Beechworth Castle. He served as treasurer of Henry VI's household and as sheriff of Kent.

Sir Thomas Carew, Baronet, member of the Carew family of Haccombe

Dates: died 1676

Sir Thomas Carew was created a baronet in 1661 and died in 1676. The Beara catalogue places him within the Carew succession following the marriage acquisition from the…

Sir Thomas Charles Bunbury, 1st Baronet, Member of Parliament

Dates: 1740–1821

English baronet and politician, identified in the manor record as a subsequent lord of Callis, Metholds and Wimbolds.

Sir Thomas Chaworth and Isabel de Aylesbury, holders of Aldbury

Dates: Sir Thomas died 10 February 1459

Sir Thomas Chaworth received Aldbury from his father-in-law Sir Thomas Aylesbury and settled it on himself and his wife Isabel in 1438.

Sir Thomas Curwen, knight

Sir Thomas Curwen of Workington, knight

Sir Thomas Darcy, associated in the source with Shimpling and Cavenham

Sir Thomas Darcy was a Tudor landowner who is recorded by the Suffolk manorial summary as holding Stowmarket or Abbotts Hall in 1538.

Sir Thomas de Fauconberge

Dates: fl. 14th century

Nephew of Sir William Pateshull who received Boundhall on the division of Pateshull's estates.

Sir Thomas de Hengrave, Knight, lord of Tuddenham

Dates: died 1264

Medieval knight who acquired the lordship of Tuddenham from Peter de Leyham and died in 1264.

Sir Thomas Edmondes, Knight, diplomat and court official

Dates: 1563-1639

Sir Thomas Edmondes was an English diplomat and court official who acquired the manor of Albyns through his marriage to Magdalen Wood and was associated with the rebuilding…

Sir Thomas Fairfax of Steeton knighted at Rouen, Knight

Dates: now living 1612

Sir Thomas Fairfax of Steeton living 1584, Knight

Dates: now living 1584; described as lunatic

Sir Thomas Fogge, Knight, sergeant-porter of Calais

Dates: died 1533

Son and heir of Sir John Fogge (died 1490), according to the supplied record. He served as sergeant-porter of Calais and died in 1533.

Sir Thomas Frankland, 3rd Baronet, of Thirkleby

Dates: 1665-1747

Yorkshire baronet and husband of Dinah Topham, later Dinah Frankland; the 1742 deed catalogue records him as conveying Agglethorpe Manor to a trustee for sale.

Sir Thomas Gascoigne, 8th Baronet, 8th Baronet of Parlington

Dates: c. 1748-1810

The last baronet of the Gascoigne family of Parlington. He was a major Yorkshire landowner and is described in an early nineteenth-century account as lord of the manor…

Sir Thomas Gifford, lord of Plardiwick

Dates: floruit 1556–1559

Sir Thomas Gifford succeeded Sir John Gifford as lord of Plardiwick and in 1559 settled the lordship on his second son Edward.

Sir Thomas Gresham, Merchant, financier and royal agent, royal financier, founder of Gresham College

Dates: c. 1519-1579

An Elizabethan merchant and financier who acquired substantial former monastic and Crown property, including the Adderley estate according to the modern Adderley Hall account.

Sir Thomas Hoo, Knight

Dates: fl. 1347

Coheir of the Ledet fee who sold his rights over the Barton lordship to Barnwell Priory in 1347.

Sir Thomas Hyde, 2nd Baronet of Aldbury according to later title summaries

Dates: died 1665

Hyde family holder of Aldbury who died in 1665, leaving his daughter Bridget as heir.

Sir Thomas Jervis, Knight

Dates: fl. 16th century

Grandson of Richard Jervois and later seller of Bedcote to Nicholas Sparry.

Sir Thomas Langford, Knight, landholder associated with Aldworth and Bradfield

Dates: Died 1391

Sir Thomas Langford was a fourteenth-century Berkshire landholder who is reported in county descriptions as having held the Aldworth property and who died in 1391.

Sir Thomas Leigh, Knight, holder of Addington

Dates: Died 1677

Sir Thomas Leigh was a member of the Leigh family holding Addington in the seventeenth century. He was involved in the 1660 settlement and recovery of the manor…