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Thomas Paget, 3rd Baron Paget of Beaudesert
Dates: 1544-1590
Thomas Paget, 3rd Baron Paget, was a Catholic member of the Paget family. He went into exile in 1583 in connection with political and religious controversies, after which…
View historical person →Thomas Panton
Historical holder of Emsworth and Warblington, to whom the manors were devised by William Cotton in 1736.
View historical person →Thomas Parry, Member of Parliament, Sheriff of Berkshire, 1593, ambassador to France, knighted 1601
Dates: died 1616
Received Uffington manor from Anthony Skutt in 1588, made various settlements, and died seised of the property in 1616.
View historical person →Thomas Pateshull
Dates: fl. 1330s
Holder to whom the majority of the Burdeleys demesne was granted in the 1330s.
View historical person →Thomas Patrick John Anson, 5th Earl of Lichfield
Dates: 1913–2005
Fifth Earl of Lichfield, identified in the record as the successor whose trustees conveyed the Manor of the Prebend of Alrewas.
View historical person →Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle, Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Marquess of Clare, Viscount Houghton, Baron Pelham of Laughton, British statesman and Prime Minister
Dates: 1693-1768
Thomas Pelham-Holles was a leading eighteenth-century politician who inherited the Holles estates and served twice as Prime Minister. Aldenham was sold during his ownership in 1754.
View historical person →Thomas Pendarves Stackhouse Acton, Acton Scott landholder
Dates: 1778-1835
The younger son of John Stackhouse and Frances Stackhouse Acton. He succeeded to Acton Scott, assumed the additional surname Acton, and died without issue in 1835.
View historical person →Thomas Pershall Ireland, Of Albrighton
Dates: 1742-1792
Thomas Pershall Ireland was the later Ireland proprietor of Albrighton. He died in 1792, leaving a natural daughter, Mary, whose subsequent death caused the estate to pass to…
View historical person →Thomas Philip Robinson, 3rd Baron Grantham, 2nd Earl de Grey from 1833, 3rd Baron Lucas
Dates: 1781-1859
Thomas Philip Robinson was the 3rd Baron Grantham and later 2nd Earl de Grey. In 1804 he recovered the group of Yorkshire manors that included Aldfield.
View historical person →Thomas Pirkins, Gentleman of Pateshull
Dates: fl. 1791
Purchased Boundhall in 1791 and sold it to Peter Denys; he was described as Theodore Marks's son-in-law.
View historical person →Thomas Plantagenet, 2nd earl of Lancaster, earl of Leicester and Derby
Dates: 1278-22 March 1322
Thomas Plantagenet was a leading English magnate who held Ingoldmells jointly with his wife Alice de Lacy under the entail of the Lacy estates.
View historical person →Thomas Player
Dates: Active in 1653; further biographical details not established in the consulted sources
Thomas Player was one of the grantees to whom Denis Bond and Elizabeth Bond conveyed Aldingbourne manor in 1653 during the Commonwealth period.
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