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The successive Webster baronets, Baronets of the Webster family of Battle Abbey
Dates: The estate passed through the Webster family from 1721 until its sale in 1857
The Webster family maintained the Battle Abbey estate for more than a century after its purchase by Sir Thomas Webster. The estate was administered through successive Webster baronets…
View historical person →Baron Theobald de Verdon (died 1309), Constable of Ireland, parliamentary baron, Justice and Lieutenant of Ireland, knight
Dates: died 1309
Son and successor of John de Verdon. He served Edward I in Ireland and France and was imprisoned after failing to answer royal charges before later recovering royal…
View historical person →Theodore Marks, Gentleman of Pateshull
Dates: fl. mid-17th century
Purchased Boundhall in the mid-17th century; his daughter Bridget later conveyed it with her husband.
View historical person →Theodoric the goldsmith, holder of Aldworth in Domesday Book
Dates: Recorded as holder in 1086
Theodoric was a goldsmith associated with London and held several estates in Berkshire at the time of the Domesday Survey.
View historical person →Theodosia Noel, Viscountess Wimbledon, Viscountess Wimbledon by marriage, sister of Edward Noel, 2nd Viscount Campden.
Dates: Baptised 4 January 1584/85 – died shortly before 20 March 1615/16
Theodosia was the daughter of Sir Andrew Noel of Dalby and Mabel Harington. She married Edward Cecil on 10 July 1601 and was the mother of Dorothy, Albinia,…
View historical person →Theresa Susannah Acton, Heiress of Acton Scott
Dates: 18th century
The only daughter and heir of Edward Acton of Acton Scott. She married John Stackhouse in 1773 and inherited the Acton Scott property in 1780.
View historical person →Thomas Abram, Lord of Abram
Dates: Lord about 1500; active in 1540 and 1567; died in 1606
Late member of the Abram or Abraham family and holder of the manor of Abram. He was involved in property litigation in 1540 and was named as deforciant…
View historical person →Thomas Acton, Acton Scott landholder and resident
Dates: died 1537
A sixteenth-century Acton family landholder who maintained a capital house at Acton Scott and died in 1537.
View historical person →Thomas Adeane, Local landholder, later holder of the combined Risborough manors
Dates: Active by 1675; other dates not established in the consulted sources
Thomas Adeane was identified in a 1675 suit as holding both the King's Manor and the Abbot's Manor of Princes Risborough.
View historical person →Thomas Alcock, Revd, vicar of St Budeaux, vicar of Runcorn
Dates: 1709-1798
Thomas Alcock was an Anglican clergyman who served for many years as vicar of St Budeaux and was active in local charitable and educational matters. He purchased Agaton…
View historical person →Thomas Aleyn, Rector of Stanford-le-Hope
Dates: died 1677
The rector of Stanford-le-Hope who is reported to have possessed Abbotts Manor and who died in 1677.
View historical person →Thomas Aleyn, Vicar of Cookham, Berkshire
Dates: 18th century
The vicar of Cookham who is reported to have possessed Abbotts Manor immediately before its sale to Matthew Fetherstone in 1771.
View historical person →Thomas Alverd
Dates: d. 1534/5
Manor holder of Bavant's Hall after a Crown grant; described as of Ipswich and recorded as dying seised of the manor in February 1534/5.
View historical person →Thomas Arras, Doctor of Medicine, Member of Parliament for St Albans in 1646
Dates: fl. 1646
Physician and Member of Parliament for St Albans in 1646 who acquired Akenham Manor from Edward Aylmer.
View historical person →Thomas Arras, also rendered Edward Arras or Edward Arris, Physician or medical practitioner in the Akenham litigation, exact style varies by source
Dates: flourished in the mid-seventeenth century
Thomas or Edward Arras, whose surname appears as Arris in the Chancery proceedings, was the purchaser or intended purchaser involved in the mid-seventeenth-century transfer of Akenham Manor from…
View historical person →Thomas Arundell of Wardour, Knight of the Bath, receiver-general for the Duchy of Cornwall, royal courtier
Dates: c.1502–1552
English courtier and landowner associated with the Arundell family of Cornwall and Wardour. He was executed on Tower Hill in 1552 after conviction for treason during the political…
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