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Thomas Rolfe of Tunbridge
Dates: flourished in the early fifteenth century
Held the moiety of Albans inherited by his wife Alice, daughter and heir of Nicholas Remkin.
View historical person →Thomas Rolte of Henley
Dates: d. 1578
Son of Richard Rolte; he held the manor after his father's death and died without issue in 1578.
View historical person →Thomas Rolte of St. Margaret's, Kent
Dates: d. 1617
Cousin and successor of Thomas Rolte of Henley; he was the second son of John Rolte of Eltham and held the manor under the settlement of 1578.
View historical person →Thomas Russhe, Lessee of Aldeburgh Manor or the manor interest described in the source
Dates: Recorded in 1530
A lessee who received a 30-year lease from Cardinal Wolsey in 1530 at an annual rent of £45 6s. 8d.
View historical person →Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst, 1st Earl of Dorset, Lord High Treasurer, 1st Baron Buckhurst, later 1st Earl of Dorset, Lord Treasurer of England, poet and dramatist, Poet and statesman, Baron Buckhurst, 9th Earl De La Warr, Labour politician, Minister of Agriculture, Lord Privy Seal, Postmaster General, Mayor of Bexhill-on-Sea
Dates: 1536-1608
English courtier, poet, politician, and statesman who became 1st Earl of Dorset in 1604.
View historical person →Thomas Sampson
Dates: died 1483
Husband of Margery Felbrigg and later holder of Mitchells through descent to his grandson and namesake.
View historical person →Thomas Scales, 7th Baron Scales, soldier and Lancastrian supporter
Dates: died 1460
English nobleman and soldier who supported the Lancastrian cause during the Wars of the Roses and was killed in 1460.
View historical person →Thomas Sclater, Physician, Member of the Third Protectorate Parliament, baronet from 1660
Dates: died 1684
Physician educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, Thomas Sclater supported the Restoration and was created a baronet in 1660. He purchased Michaelotts in 1677 and died in 1684.
View historical person →Thomas Seckford, English lawyer, court official and Member of Parliament, Master of the Requests
Dates: c. 1515–1587
Thomas Seckford was an English lawyer and court official who served Elizabeth I. The supplied manor record states that the queen granted Overhall and Netherhall to him in…
View historical person →Thomas Seymour, 1st Baron Seymour of Sudeley, Lord High Admiral of England, English courtier, Lord High Admiral, 1547–1549
Dates: c.1508–1549
English nobleman and courtier, younger brother of Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, and uncle of Edward VI.
View historical person →Thomas Sheldon, Esquire, lord of Abberton Manor in the cited late-eighteenth-century evidence
Dates: Holding documented in 1776 and 1798
Thomas Sheldon was the late-eighteenth-century Sheldon holder of Abberton Manor, recorded alone in 1776 and with his wife Margaret in 1798.
View historical person →Thomas Smith of Stewkley, Holder of Hansted Manor in Adstock
Dates: Active in 1489; other dates not established here
Thomas Smith of Stewkley acquired Hansted Manor in Adstock from John Cope by fine and recovery in 1489.
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