Thomas de Segrave, Younger brother and successor within the Segrave family, titles described by the local source

Dates: Died 1400

A member of the later Segrave succession who is reported to have received the titles and associated lordship after his brother and to have died in 1400.

Thomas de Staunton

Thomas de Ufford, Son of William, Earl of Suffolk

Dates: dates not established in the cited source

Thomas was the first of three sons named in the successive remainder settlement of Aldringham Manor; Copinger states that he died without issue.

Thomas de Useflete, Dean of St Martin le Grand, London

Dates: active 1345-1347; Dean of St Martin le Grand in 1347

A cleric and landholder who received Stockholt from Stephen de Trafford in 1345 and conveyed it in 1347.

Thomas de Verdon

Thomas de Walery, Feudal landholder

Dates: died c. 1219

Son and successor of Bernard de Walery at Covington; he died approximately seven years after his father's death, leaving an only child, Annora.

Thomas de Wencote

Thomas Dixton

Dates: Died 1413

Minor son and heir of John and Margaret Dixton who inherited the manor after his father's death but died in 1413.

Thomas Dowse

Thomas Dundas, 1st Baron Dundas, Member of Parliament, 2nd Earl of Zetland, later 2nd Marquess of Zetland

Dates: 1741–1820

British landowner and politician, son and successor of Sir Lawrence Dundas, associated with the Aske estate.

Thomas Dyke, Baronet, of Horeham, Sussex

Dates: fl. late 16th–17th century

Sir Thomas Dyke, Baronet, of Horeham in Sussex, is identified in the supplied manor description as the husband of Anne Hart and as a recipient through that marriage…

Thomas Edgeok, Gentleman of Broadway, Worcestershire

Dates: Active in 1600; further dates not established

Thomas Edgeok is named as the recipient of a three-year demise of Badsey and Abbots Morton in a Kings Remembrancer record reported by the parish history.

Thomas Egerton, 2nd Earl of Wilton, Viscount Grey de Wilton, Baron Grey de Wilton, Lord Chancellor of England, Baron Ellesmere, Viscount Brackley, 1st Baron Ellesmere, 1st Viscount Brackley, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, 1st Earl of Bridgewater, Solicitor General, Master of the Rolls, Lord Chancellor

Dates: 1799–1882

British peer who inherited the Earldom of Wilton under its special remainder and took the surname Egerton by royal licence in 1821. The supplied Churwell record states that…

Thomas Elingbridge

Dates: died 1507

Grandson and successor of John Elingbridge in Albury Manor. He died in 1507, leaving Anne as surviving heiress after the death of his posthumous son John.

Thomas Elrington and Edward Elrington

Dates: flourished mid-sixteenth century

Elrington family purchasers and joint holders of Abinger Manor; Thomas held a court there in 1563 and Edward was named as owner in a 1574 lease.

Thomas Emmott

Thomas Erle

Thomas Essex

Thomas Every, Esquire

Member of the Every family who is recorded as holding Abbots Wootton in 1590.

Thomas Felton, Of Shotley, Suffolk, Controller of the Household of the Queen, Knight

Dates: died 1578

Nephew of Catherine and holder of Mitchells from her death in 1556 until his own death in 1578.

Thomas Fermer

Thomas Fettiplace, Knight, Berkshire landowner

Dates: died 1523

English landowner who acquired Shrivenham from George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, and Anne in 1507 and died seised of the manor in 1523.

Thomas Fitchett

Dates: Recorded 8 October 1510

Holder of land in Adgestone who rendered homage at the manor of Alverstone.

Thomas Fleming, Lord Chief Justice of England, Knight, English lawyer and judge, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer

Dates: c. 1544–1613

English lawyer and judge who purchased the North Stoneham estate from Henry Wriothesley after Henry attained his majority, according to the registry record.