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Thomas Spring
Dates: 16th century
Son of Robert Spring who conveyed Moulton St Mary to George Founteyn.
View historical person →Thomas Stanley, Stanley of Aldford, third son of Sir John Stanley of Lathom and Knowsley, 2nd Earl of Derby, Lord Strange, 5th Earl of Derby, 7th Earl of Derby, Royalist commander, Earl of Derby, Lord Stanley
Dates: 1392-1463
A member of the Stanley family who acquired the Aldford connection through marriage to Matilda de Arderne. He is mentioned in an Aldford deed dated 1434.
View historical person →Thomas Stidulfe
Dates: flourished in the fifteenth or sixteenth century
Heir to both Robert and Henry Stidulfe and later holder of the combined Albans and Blackpitts estate.
View historical person →Thomas Stidulfe of Badsell, Esquire
Dates: flourished in the fifteenth century
Purchased the recorded interests in Albans and Blackpitts from the Rolfe and Tutsham interests and settled the combined estate on his sons Robert and Henry.
View historical person →Thomas Stuteville of Dalham, Esquire of Dalham
Dates: dates not established in the consulted sources
A landowner of Dalham who is reported to have acquired Denham Abbots from Thomas Howard by an indenture of 1586.
View historical person →Thomas Tey, Lord of Aldham
Dates: fl. 1584
A sixteenth-century member of the Tey family recorded as lord of Aldham in 1584.
View historical person →Thomas the Second, Archbishop of York
Dates: Archbishop of York, 1109-1114
Medieval archbishop of York listed in the local succession of lords of Acomb.
View historical person →Thomas Tobye, Gentleman of Benham, Berkshire
Dates: fl. 1539
Purchased Boundhall from Sir James Strangeways in 1539.
View historical person →Thomas Tryvet, Knight, lord of Eytchden
Dates: died 1389
A knight who held Eytchden by right of his wife, probably a daughter of Stephen de Aldon, and died in 1389.
View historical person →Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of Thanet, Lord of Appleby, Baron Clifford, Lord of Brough, holder of Eytchden, Member of Parliament for Appleby, Groom of the Bedchamber to the Duke of York, Lord Lieutenant of Westmorland and Cumberland, Baron Tufton
Dates: 1644–1729
English nobleman of the Tufton family who succeeded to the Appleby lordship after the Clifford inheritance and was associated with the rebuilding and refurbishment of Appleby Castle as…
View historical person →Thomas Twisleton, 13th Baron Saye and Sele, 13th Baron Saye and Sele from 1781, Major-General in the British Army, Colonel of the 9th Regiment of Foot.
Dates: c.1735–1 July 1788
British Army officer who served in the Seven Years' War and the American War of Independence. He successfully established his claim to the Saye and Sele barony in…
View historical person →Thomas Tyrell, Knight
Dates: fl. 1365–before 1372
A knight who purchased Chilworth Manor from Thomas Peverel in 1365 and conveyed it to John Dacombe before 1372.
View historical person →Thomas Unton
Dates: died 1533
English landholder of the Unton family who died seised of the manor of Stalpits in 1533.
View historical person →Thomas Wake, Lord Wake of Liddell, Governor of Hertford Castle and the Channel Islands, Baron Wake of Liddell, Lord of Liddel
Dates: died 1349
English nobleman and successor in the Wake line. He held the Stevington lordship and died without issue in 1349.
View historical person →Thomas Wale, Knight, lord of Cottesbrooke, founding member of the Order of the Garter
Dates: died 1352
Thomas Wale is recorded as lord of Cottesbrooke in 1346. The record describes him as a prominent knight of Edward III, a founding member of the Order of…
View historical person →Thomas Walley Partington, Solicitor and landowner, of Offham, Sussex
Dates: 1730-1791
Solicitor and estate manager who acquired Agglethorpe, Melmerby and East Scrafton in 1782 from Thomas Lord Pelham and Anne Pelham.
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