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Thomas Chaworth, Beneficial holder of Aldbury under settlement
Dates: died before 1485
Son of William Chaworth; he held Aldbury under a feoffment and was recorded holding manorial courts in 1471-1472.
View historical person →Thomas Chedder, Esquire.
Dates: Living in 1437; died 3 June 1443.
Thomas Chedder was the younger son of Robert Chedder and Joan and inherited the Chedder estates after the death without issue of his brother Richard. His daughters included…
View historical person →Sir Thomas Cheney, Treasurer of the King's Household, Treasurer of the Royal Household, English court official, English courtier, Treasurer of the Household, Knight of the Garter, Treasurer of the Household under Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I
Dates: died 1558
Sir Thomas Cheney was Treasurer of the King's Household and received Meers Court from the Crown in 1549. He died lord of the manor in 1558.
View historical person →Thomas Clarell, Esquire, member of the Clarell family of Aldwark and Adwick
Dates: died 1 May 1442
Thomas Clarell held the manor of Adwick upon Dearne jointly with his wife Maud. His 1442 inquisition post mortem records the 1405 grant by Thomas Herlyngton and Robert…
View historical person →Thomas Clarell, son and heir of Thomas Clarell, Heir to Thomas Clarell, associated with the Clarell holding of Adwick upon Dearne
Dates: aged 40 or more in 1442; other dates not established
The 1442 inquisition post mortem named him as the next heir of Thomas Clarell and recorded his age as 40 or more.
View historical person →Thomas Clayton and Abigail his wife
Dates: Active by 1734; sold the manor in 1785
Thomas Clayton and Abigail, daughter of Anne Crook Darbyshire, were the branch through which the Abram manor is stated to have descended after the Crook co-heir inheritance.
View historical person →Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford, English statesman, Comptroller of the King's Household
Dates: 1630–1673
Restoration politician and courtier who served Charles II, was involved in the secret negotiations leading to the Treaty of Dover, and briefly held Cannington after its reversion to…
View historical person →Thomas Cloterbrooke, Gentleman, named as a lord of Eastleach Turville in 1608
Dates: Flourished in the early seventeenth century
A Gloucestershire gentleman named with William Blomer as one of the lords of Eastleach Turville in the 1608 survey.
View historical person →Thomas Clutterbuck
Dates: fl. 1844
Acquired Micklefield from Thomas Skidmore in 1844; the manor subsequently descended among his descendants until 1987.
View historical person →Thomas Coke, Knight of the Bath, 1st Baron Lovel, 1st Viscount Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester, Postmaster-General
Dates: 1697–20 April 1759
Thomas Coke was the eldest son of Edward Coke of Holkham. He married Lady Margaret Tufton, daughter and coheiress of Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of Thanet, and received…
View historical person →Thomas Conway Lloyd, Of Dinas and Llangattock Court, described as lord of the manors of Penalt and Aberonney, High Sheriff of Brecknockshire in 1878
Dates: Born 1828; later nineteenth-century dates not fully established from the source used
Thomas Conway Lloyd was a nineteenth-century Brecknockshire landed gentleman associated with Dinas and Llangattock Court. The source used describes him as lord of the manors of Penalt and…
View historical person →Thomas Cooksey
Dates: died 1498
Son of Sir John Greville, he adopted the Cooksey name and died without issue in 1498.
View historical person →Sir Thomas Cornwallis, Knight, landowner of Brome Hall, Suffolk, Governor of Calais, councillor to Mary I, of Brome Hall, English lawyer, court official and councillor, Treasurer of Calais, Comptroller of Queen Mary's household, builder of Brome Hall
Dates: 1519–1604
Suffolk landowner of the Cornwallis family who acquired Boylands in 1548.
View historical person →Thomas Cosenton, Esquire, lord of Acrise Manor
Dates: Died early in the reign of Henry VIII; exact date unknown
Late medieval or early Tudor member of the Cosenton family and holder of Acrise Manor. He died without male issue, leaving three daughters as coheirs.
View historical person →Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1533-1556
Dates: 1489-1556
English archbishop and leading figure of the English Reformation who helped formulate the Book of Common Prayer.
View historical person →Thomas Creswick of Owlerton Hall, Lord of Owlerton
Dates: fl. 1601–1607
A member of the Creswick family associated with Owlerton Hall, recorded as lord of Owlerton in 1601 and 1607.
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