Thomas Crompton, Crompton landholder at Acton Burnell

Dates: Died before his father; died without issue in 1566

Son of Fulk Crompton. He received the residue of the Acton Burnell estate under his father's 1548 settlement and died without issue in 1566.

Thomas Crompton; Robert Wrighte; Gilley Merick, Thomas Crompton is described in other Buckinghamshire records as an esquire, titles of Wrighte and Merick are not established here

Dates: Sixteenth- and early-seventeenth-century persons; individual dates not established

These three men were the named private grantees of the Abbot's Manor under Elizabeth I's 1589 grant. Thomas Crompton is the grantee later reported to have conveyed the…

Thomas Cromwell, 1st Earl of Essex, Baron Cromwell of Okeham, chief minister of Henry VIII, Chief minister to Henry VIII, Lord Privy Seal, Statesman, principal secretary and chief minister to Henry VIII, Lord Cromwell, English statesman, principal minister to Henry VIII, Earl of Essex (1540)

Dates: c. 1485–1540

Thomas Cromwell acquired Exhall in 1537 with the sale by Sir William Gascoigne and his son. He was attainted and executed in 1540, after which his lands passed…

Thomas Crook, Gentleman of Hoole, Lancashire

Dates: Active late seventeenth and early eighteenth century

Landowner and benefactor who acquired the Abram estate through his marriage to Abigail, daughter of Richard Hilton. He left charitable bequests, including support for the Protestant minister of…

Thomas Crosse Legh, Thomas Crosse Legh of Adlington

Dates: died 25 April 1829; aged 36

Nineteenth-century holder of the Adlington estate who inherited from his father in 1822 and died accidentally at Antwerp in 1829.

Thomas Crump

Thomas Crux, Gentleman, lessee of the scites of Hastingleigh and Aldelose

Dates: Active in Hastingleigh in the later seventeenth century

Thomas Crux held a 21-year lease in 1678 of the scites of the manors of Hastingleigh and Aldelose, including the associated buildings and demesne lands.

Thomas Culcheth

Thomas Culpeper, 2nd Baron Culpeper

Dates: died 1688-1689

Peer who, according to the recorded succession, held Arreton before his death in 1688–89.

Thomas Curwen

Thomas Curzon

Thomas Cutler

Thomas Cutts

Thomas Dacre, 2nd Baron Dacre of the North

Dates: died 1525

The second Baron Dacre of the North and successor in the Dacre estate, including Ainstable.

Thomas Dacre, 4th Baron Dacre of the North

Dates: died 1566

The fourth Baron Dacre of the North and holder of Ainstable for the short period between 1563 and 1566.

Thomas Dacre, Phillippa Dacre and William Marshall, Lord of Gilsland, vicar of Kirkoswald

Dates: fl. 1446

The named feoffees in the 1446 conveyance by which Ainstable entered the Dacre estate.

Thomas Dangell

Thomas Danyell, Owner or lord of Abbas Hall Manor by 1539/40

A sixteenth-century landholder recorded as owner of Abbas Hall or Great Cornard Manor after the Dissolution. No secure biographical details were located in the sources consulted.

Thomas de Aldon, Holder of the manor of Aldelose by Feet of Fines in the eleventh year of Edward III

Dates: Recorded in the fourteenth century

Thomas de Aldon was a Kentish landholder who, with Maud, acquired the manor of Aldelose in Hastingleigh by quitclaim from John de Aldelose.

Thomas de Alfreton, Lord of Alfreton and Norton

Dates: Died 1269 according to one local account; other nineteenth-century summaries place the succession in 1296.

The last recorded male-line lord of the de Alfreton family in the sources consulted. He died without issue, after which the inheritance was divided among his sisters and…

Thomas de Aylesbury

Dates: died 1418

Medieval holder of Abinger Manor and son of Sir John de Aylesbury.

Thomas de Brodesdon

Thomas de Caili, Parliamentary representative summoned during the reign of Edward II

Dates: died 1316

English landholder who held Little Waltham after the division of the Tateshull estates and died childless in 1316.

Thomas de Chaworth, Lord of Alfreton

Dates: Thirteenth century; exact dates and identity within the Chaworth genealogy require verification.

A Chaworth holder explicitly associated by the Derbyshire Record Office with the passage of Alfreton into the Chaworth family.