Thomas Gore the antiquarian, Lord of Alderton, High Sheriff of Wiltshire in 1680

Dates: died 31 March 1684

Wiltshire antiquarian and landholder who inherited Alderton in 1654, served as High Sheriff of Wiltshire in 1680, and compiled a major genealogical account of the Gore family.

Thomas Goulton, Esquire of Mount St John and Walcot, lord of the manor of Aukborough by 1786

Dates: 1745-1826

Thomas Goulton was a Lincolnshire landowner associated with Walcot and Alkborough. He was described as lord of the manor of Aukborough in 1786 and was active in the…

Thomas Graham-Foster-Pigott, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, lord of the manor of Abington Pigotts.

Dates: Active by 1904; death date not established from the sources used.

Thomas Graham-Foster-Pigott was a member of the Graham-Foster-Pigott family and was recorded in 1904 as lord of the manor of Abington Pigotts.

Thomas Grantchester

Dates: fl. from 1404

Son of Jake Grantchester and successor to the estate after Jake’s death in 1404.

Admiral Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves, Baron Graves of Gravesend in the Peerage of Ireland

Dates: 1725-1802

Thomas Graves was a senior Royal Navy officer who was raised to the Irish peerage as Baron Graves in 1794. The St Budeaux account refers to the person…

Thomas Green

Thomas Grey, 15th Baron Grey de Wilton

Dates: died 1614

English peer who was attainted in 1603, causing forfeiture of his estates.

Thomas Grey, 1st Marquess of Dorset, Earl of Huntingdon, Knight of the Garter

Dates: 1451–1501

English nobleman who inherited the Bonville and Harrington estates through his marriage to Cecily Bonville. He was attainted under Richard III, later restored under Henry VII, and died…

Thomas Guy, Bookseller, investor, governor of St Thomas' Hospital, founder of Guy's Hospital, Founder and benefactor of Guy's Hospital

Dates: 1644/1645-1724

Thomas Guy was a wealthy bookseller and investor who founded Guy's Hospital in London in 1721. His endowment and the institution's subsequent estate holdings are associated with Bunshill,…

Thomas Guyan, Lord of Grayingham

Thomas Guybon, Esquire, of Lynn Regis

Dates: fl. 1557

Thomas Hammond

Thomas Handasyd, Lieutenant-general, Governor of Jamaica, 1702–1710

Dates: 1645–1729

British army officer and colonial governor. He accompanied William of Orange in 1688, commanded an expedition associated with the recovery of St John's, Newfoundland, and served as Governor…

Thomas Harbridge

Thomas Harel, Of Northumberland

Thomas Harel, also styled Herle, acquired the Luxulyan lordship through his marriage to Joan, daughter and heir in the Kernick descent.

Thomas Harley, Member of Parliament for Radnorshire, 1698-1715, lord of the manor of Norton in 1713

Dates: 1667-1738

English politician and member of the Harley family. He represented Radnorshire in Parliament from 1698 to 1715 and was recorded as lord of Norton in 1713.

Thomas Harley of Brampton Bryan, Esquire of Brampton Bryan

Dates: Active in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries; purchased the Wigmore estate in 1601

Thomas Harley was a Herefordshire landowner who purchased the Wigmore Castle estate from Henry Linley in 1601 for £2,600, thereby acquiring an estate that included lands in Adforton.

Thomas Hartisthorn

Thomas Harvey, Feoffee, of London

Dates: fl. 1604

Thomas Hatton, Surviving joint grantee and holder of the manor of the Abbey Foregate

Dates: Dates not established in the source used

The source identifies Thomas Hatton as the survivor of the three joint grantees and states that the manor remained in his family until 1654.

Thomas Hedges, Holder of Alderton estate

Dates: died 1762

Third son of William Hedges who inherited Alderton in 1757 and died unmarried in 1762.

Thomas Heigham the Elder

Thomas Heneage

Thomas Henry Birch-Reynardson

Dates: born 1956

A member of the Birch-Reynardson family recorded as succeeding to the Adwell family estate after 1997.