Thomas Lucas, Solicitor-General to Henry VII, former secretary to Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford, bailiff of the Lordship of Acton Burnell from 1495

Dates: died 7 July 1531

A member of the Lucas family of Bury St Edmunds landowners, Thomas Lucas purchased Little Saxham in 1504 and established the foundations of Little Saxham Hall.

Thomas Lyon, 11th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne

Dates: 1774–1846

Scottish peer who succeeded his brother John Bowes, 10th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, in 1820.

Thomas Manners, 1st Earl of Rutland, 12th Baron de Ros, Knight of the Garter.

Dates: Born before 1492; died 20 September 1543.

Courtier, soldier and landowner under Henry VIII. He was created Earl of Rutland in 1525 and acquired former ecclesiastical lands during the Dissolution period, including the Braunston lands…

Thomas Marrowe

Dates: fl. 1549

Purchased or received the Bericote lordship from Matthew Wrottesley in 1549 and later sold it to John Harryoung.

Thomas Mauduit

Thomas Maynard

Thomas Meres, Esquire, lord of the manor of Hiptoft Hall in Algarkirk

Dates: Active in the 15th century; exact dates not established here

A Lincolnshire esquire of Kirton in Holland who is directly documented in 1446 as acquiring the manor of Hiptofthall and its associated lands and rents.

Sir Thomas Metham, member of the Metham family of Marr and Metham

Dates: floruit 1577

Sir Thomas Metham was recorded in Bernard's 1577 survey as holding the capital messuage at Marr.

Thomas Mildmay

Thomas Molyneux

Thomas Morgan

Thomas Morgan of Tredegar, Esquire

Dates: Dates not securely established from the sources used for this manor entry.

A member of the Morgan family associated with the Tredegar estate. He was named as the principal deforciant or estate holder in the 1687 Brecknockshire settlement and final…

Thomas Morgan of Tredegar, Esquire

Dates: Active in 1687; exact birth and death dates not established in the consulted manor evidence.

Thomas Morgan was a member of the Morgan family of Tredegar and is directly identified in the 1687 settlement and related fine as the party whose properties included…

Thomas Neate

Thomas Neate was the stepson and devisee of Samuel Vanderwall and held Aldenham before its sale in 1799.

Thomas Neville, Lord Furnivall, Treasurer of England

Dates: died 1407

English nobleman who married Joan Furnival and was summoned to Parliament as Lord Furnivall. He served as Treasurer of England and died in 1407.

Thomas Noon

Thomas North Graves, 2nd Baron Graves, British peer and Member of Parliament

Dates: 28 May 1775-7 February 1830

Thomas North Graves succeeded his father as second Baron Graves in 1802 and was a British peer and Member of Parliament. The 1822 Devonshire account identifies the present…

Thomas Nott, Lord of the Manor of Sagebury

Dates: d. 1703

Son and successor of Sir Thomas Nott as Lord of Sagebury; he died in 1703.

Thomas of Bayeux, Archbishop of York, 1070-1100

Dates: died 1100

Norman archbishop of York who held the archiepiscopal interest in Acomb during the period following the Norman Conquest.

Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk, Marshal of England, son of Edward I, Earl Marshal of England

Dates: 1300–1338

Son of Edward I who received the Lordship of Chepstow from Edward II in 1312 and surrendered his estates to Edward III in 1338.

Thomas of Lancaster, Earl of Lancaster and Leicester

Dates: 1278-1322

Thomas of Lancaster was the eldest son and successor of Edmund of Lancaster and lord of the extensive Lancastrian estates, including the Honour of Tutbury and Agardsley/Newborough.

Thomas Oliver, Lord of Blamsters Hall

Thomas Osborne, 4th Duke of Leeds

Dates: 1713-1789

Osborne family holder who sold Aldbury in 1736.

Thomas Overton

Dates: died 1590

Purchased the lordship of Whateley in 1553 from Nicholas Wylson and Eleanor and held it until his death in 1590.