Thomas Flower, Irish privy councillor

Dates: 18th century; exact dates not established here

An Irish privy councillor to whom Abercynrig passed through marriage in the early eighteenth century, according to Coflein.

Thomas Foley, Esquire, ironmaster, High Sheriff of Worcestershire, Member of Parliament

Dates: 1617-1677

A prominent Worcestershire ironmaster who acquired Aldington Manor in 1665 and used profits from his ironworking interests to purchase landed estates.

Thomas Foley, Esquire, Member of Parliament

Dates: c.1641-1701

Eldest surviving son of the first Thomas Foley who inherited the family landed estate, including Aldington Manor, in 1677.

Thomas Foley, 1st Baron Foley, Member of Parliament

Dates: 1673-1732/33

Foley landowner and politician who inherited Aldington Manor in 1701 and was created Baron Foley in 1712.

Thomas Foley, 2nd Baron Foley

Dates: 1703-1766

Foley landowner who inherited Aldington Manor in 1732/33 and whose estates passed by will to his Stoke Edith kinsman in 1766.

Thomas Foley, 1st Baron Foley of the new creation, Member of Parliament, 2nd Baron Foley, landowner

Dates: 1716-1777

Thomas Foley of Stoke Edith who inherited the Aldington estate in 1766 and received the revived Foley barony in 1776.

Thomas Foley, 2nd Baron Foley of the new creation, Member of Parliament, 3rd Baron Foley, MP for Herefordshire and Droitwich, Postmaster General

Dates: 1742-1793

Foley peer whose estate included Aldington but was heavily encumbered by debts and subject to trustee administration.

Thomas Foley, 3rd Baron Foley of the new creation, 4th Baron Foley, Privy Councillor, Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire

Dates: 1780-1833

Thomas Foley inherited the Foley estates as a child in 1793, but the estate's debts led trustees to sell parts of the settled property, including Aldington.

Thomas Foley, his father

Thomas Forester of Adderstone

Dates: Recorded at Adderstone Tower in 1415; further personal dates not securely established here.

A member of the Northumberland Forster family associated with Adderstone. The 1415 tower list records Thomas Forester at Adderstone Tower, but does not provide sufficient evidence for a…

Thomas Forster of Lucker and Adderstone

Dates: 27 July 1781–14 March 1842

A Northumberland landowner of Lucker who acquired Adderstone by purchase according to the county history. He died in 1842 and was buried at Lucker.

Thomas Foster of Cranbrook

Thomas Fowke

Thomas Frankland

Thomas Freake, Land speculator, knighted at the coronation of James I in 1603

Richard Swayne's cousin and land-speculation partner, who was granted Stoborough jointly with Swayne in 1591.

Thomas Fulthorp

Thomas Fulthorpe

William Headlam's stepfather who received the lordship of Nunthorpe after William's death and paid a subsidy in 1568.

Thomas Furnival

Thomas Furnivall

Thomas Gawdy, Justice of the Queen's Bench, Recorder of Norwich, Member of Parliament for Arundel, Treasurer of Lincoln's Inn, knighted 1578, Knight, Justice of Queen's Bench

Dates: Active as purchaser in 1570; exact dates not established for the holder identified by the local manor account.

Thomas Gawdy is identified as the purchaser of the Holbrook manor in 1570 and as the owner associated with the construction of Gawdy Hall.

Thomas George Southwell, 1st Viscount Southwell of Castle Mattress, 3rd Baron Southwell of Castle Mattress, 3rd Baronet Southwell, Governor of Limerick Castle, Governor of County Limerick, Member of the Irish House of Commons

Dates: 4 May 1721–29 August 1780

Irish peer, army officer and politician. He succeeded his father as Baron Southwell in 1766 and was created Viscount Southwell on 18 July 1776. He married Margaret Hamilton…

Thomas Goodwin

Thomas Gore, Lord of Alderton

Dates: died 22 July 1532

Gore family landholder and lord of Alderton, commemorated in the parish church after his death in 1532.

Thomas Gore junior, Holder of Alderton, son and heir of Thomas Gore the antiquarian

Dates: died 1697

Gore family landholder who inherited Alderton from his father in 1684 and died in 1697.