Thomas de Chaworth, Lord of Alfreton and Norton

Dates: Held during the reign of Edward II; a Thomas de Chaworth died 1369.

A Chaworth lord documented as holding Alfreton and Norton and as dying seised of those manors in 1369.

Thomas de Clare, Anglo-Irish nobleman and landholder

Dates: Died 1287

Thomas de Clare was an Anglo-Irish magnate who held extensive lands in Ireland and England and is recorded as conveying Aldworth to Robert de Muscegros in 1276.

Thomas de Claxton of the Old Park, Lord of Lintley, Kirkhaugh and Whitelaw

Dates: died 1402

Thomas de Claxton of the Old Park is recorded in the Lintley account as the son and successor of John de Claxton. He pursued a legal claim to…

Thomas de Corona, Lord of Adlington in the cited antiquarian account

Dates: flourished late thirteenth or early fourteenth century; died unmarried in the reign of Edward III according to the cited account

Member of the de Corona family and the last male-line holder named in the cited account before the transfer to the Legh connection.

Thomas de Cruwe

Thomas de Featherstonehaugh

Thomas de Grey, Knight, lord of Abbas Hall before 1316

Dates: 6 July 1804 - 31 December 1870

A member of the de Grey family who held extensive estates in Suffolk and elsewhere. He married Alice de Cornard and thereby became associated with the Great Cornard…

Thomas de Grey, 6th Baron Walsingham

Dates: 29 July 1843 - 3 December 1919

Thomas de Grey was the 6th Baron Walsingham. He succeeded his father as Baron Walsingham in 1870 and is identified in Aldwark-specific house-history sources as associated with the…

Thomas de Greystoke

Thomas de Helgeton, Knight, coroner of Norwich until 1278

Dates: fl. late 13th century; died January 1306

A Norfolk landholder associated with Helgeton or Hellington. He acquired the adjoining estate of Earlhams in Surlingham about 1285 and died in January 1306.

Thomas de Helgeton or Ellington

Thomas de Hethe

Thomas de Huddington

Thomas de Jarpenvill

Dates: flourished late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries

Medieval holder of Abinger Manor and brother of David de Jarpenvill.

Thomas de Jarpenvill

Dates: flourished mid-fourteenth century

Member of the Jarpenvill family and beneficiary of the 1332 settlement of Abinger Manor.

Thomas de la Pomerai, Member of the Pomerai family, leaseholder of Carswylle Abbas in 1366

Dates: By 1328–1378

A Devon landholder of the Pomerai family who is recorded as receiving a lease of the manor of Carswylle Abbas from the abbot of Sherborne in 1366.

Thomas de Leigh

Dates: Flourishing 1247–1279

A member of the Leigh family who held a carucate in Ackhampstead and is recorded there in 1279.

Thomas de Micklefield

Thomas de Multon

Thomas de Multon of Gilsland, Lord of Gilsland, hereditary Forester of Cumberland

Dates: died 1270

A feudal lord associated with Gilsland who held the superior interest under which Alan de Copeland held lands in Santon. He inherited the office of Forester of Cumberland…

Thomas de Prideas

Thomas de Rookby

Dates: d. before or around 1422

Medieval Rookby landholder recorded in possession of Knock in 1422; the manor descended after his death to his eldest son John.

Thomas de Rossall

Dates: Flourished in the thirteenth century

The senior Rossall feoffee of Alcaston identified by Eyton as having sub-enfeoffed his eldest son Vivian in the manor.

Thomas de Schefeld, Lord of Owlerton/Overton, landholder in Wadesley

Dates: fl. late 13th century

Medieval landholder identified in an undated charter of the time of Edward I as son of Ralph de Schefeld and lord of the manor of Owlerton/Overton.