Thomas Kidder, Lessee of the demesne lands of Hastingleigh and Aldelose

Dates: Lessee circa 1799 and early nineteenth century

Thomas Kidder was recorded by Hasted as the lessee of the demesne lands of Hastingleigh and Aldelose while St Thomas's Hospital retained the manorial rights.

Thomas Killigrew, Restoration playwright, Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Charles II, diplomat

Dates: 1613–1683

A prominent Restoration dramatist and courtier from the Cornish Killigrew family. He served Charles II as a Gentleman of the Bedchamber and was sent on an embassy to…

Thomas Kitson, Knighted 1578, landowner and patron of the arts

Dates: 1540–1603

English landowner and patron of the arts, son of the wealthy merchant Thomas Kitson. He married Elizabeth Cornwallis in 1560, was associated with the circle of Thomas Howard,…

Thomas Knighton

Thomas Knyvet of Ashwelthorpe

Thomas Knyvett, Great-nephew and heir of Thomas Parry

Dates: fl. 1616–1617

A great-nephew and heir of Thomas Parry who conveyed his respective share of Uffington manor in 1617.

Thomas la Roos Hamlake

Thomas Langton of Harrogate

Thomas le Despenser, 1st Earl of Gloucester, Baron le Despenser

Dates: 1373–1400

English nobleman and heir of the Despenser line, executed in 1400 after rebellion against Henry IV.

Thomas le Sauvage, Lord or holder of Alderton castle and lands

Dates: Active 13th century

The sources provide no reliable independent biography beyond Thomas le Sauvage's documented association with Alderton castle and lands.

Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington

Dates: died 8 August 1519

Early Tudor Cheshire landholder and lord of Adlington. He enlarged or remodelled the hall and maintained the family's manorial chapel.

Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington

Dates: born approximately 1527; died 17 May 1548

Tudor heir to the Adlington estates. He came into possession as a minor and made settlements concerning the Hall of Adlington shortly before his death.

Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington, High Sheriff of Cheshire in 1587

Dates: died 25 January 1601–02

Elizabethan lord of Adlington who obtained livery of the family lands in 1567–68 and rebuilt or enlarged the hall in 1581. He served as High Sheriff of Cheshire…

Colonel Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington, High Sheriff of Cheshire in 1628–29 and 1642–43

Dates: died 1644

Cheshire landholder and Royalist commander during the English Civil War. He held and defended Adlington Hall before his death in 1644.

Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington, High Sheriff of Cheshire in 1662

Dates: died December 1687

Royalist Cheshire landholder who inherited Adlington during the Civil War, compounded with Parliament after sequestration, and retained the estate after the Restoration.

Colonel Thomas Legh, Thomas Legh of Adlington, High Sheriff of Cheshire

Dates: died 6 April 1691

Late seventeenth-century Cheshire landholder and holder of the Adlington estates. He was involved in local political affairs and died in an accident at Adlington.

Sir Thomas Leigh, later associated with the Leigh lordship of Stoneleigh

Dates: fl. 1582

Purchased Bericote from John Harryoung in 1582. His successor was described as Lord Leigh of Stoneleigh Abbey.

Thomas Leventhorpe

Thomas Lilford Causton, Lord of Butlers in Newton, Suffolk, recorded 1859

Thomas Lilford Neil Causton, Lord of Butlers in Newton, Suffolk, until 1898

Thomas Linford, Lord of Stockholt Manor

Dates: held Stockholt in 1412

A fifteenth-century lord of Stockholt who received a licence in 1412 to enlarge Stockholt Park by enclosing adjoining land and woodland.

Thomas Littell

Thomas Littleton

Dates: active 1473

A fifteenth-century landholder who granted Stockholt to Richard Fowler in 1473.

Thomas Lovell, Knight, K.G., lord of Wereham Hall

Sir Thomas Lovell, K.G., is listed among the later lords of Wereham Hall.