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Thomas Warrilowe
Dates: 16th century
Son and heir of Rafe Warrilowe who sold Stallington to John Draycott in 1598.
View historical person →Thomas Whichcot, Esquire, member of the Whichcot family of Harpswell, later Member of Parliament
Dates: Circa 1700-1776
A Lincolnshire landowner and politician who received the manor of Hiptoft Hall in the 1737 division of the estate of Sir John Meres.
View historical person →Thomas Whistler
Dates: Dates not established from the sources located
A member of the Whistler family identified in the VCH descent as Richard Whistler's son who severed Adresham from the associated Fulscot holding.
View historical person →Thomas White, Merchant, Lord Mayor of London, 1553, founder of St John's College, Oxford
Dates: c.1507–1567
English merchant and civic figure, founder of St John's College, Oxford, and Lord Mayor of London in 1553.
View historical person →Thomas William Anson, 1st Earl of Lichfield, Viscount Anson, Member of Parliament for Lichfield, 1st Viscount Anson, Master of the Buckhounds, Privy Councillor
Dates: 1795–1854
Thomas William Anson was the recorded acquirer of the lordship of Plardiwick by 1818 and is identified in the record as ancestor of the Earl of Lichfield.
View historical person →Thomas William Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester of the 1837 creation, Member of Parliament for Norfolk and Derby, agricultural reformer, 1st Viscount Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester of Holkham
Dates: 6 May 1754–30 June 1842
Thomas William Coke was the eldest son of Wenman Roberts Coke. He inherited Holkham and Longford in 1776 and became known as Coke of Norfolk through his agricultural…
View historical person →Thomas William Coke, 2nd Earl of Leicester, 2nd Viscount Coke, Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk, Custos Rotulorum of Norfolk, Knight of the Garter
Dates: 26 December 1822–24 January 1909
The second earl succeeded his father in 1842 and was Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk for much of the Victorian period. He married Juliana Whitbread and later Hon. Georgina Cavendish.…
View historical person →Thomas Williams, Speaker of the House of Commons, lawyer and landowner
Dates: died 1566
Thomas Williams was a Tudor lawyer and politician who served as Speaker of the House of Commons. The registry states that he purchased the forfeited estates associated with…
View historical person →Thomas Willoughby, de jure 1st Baron Willoughby of Parham of the 1680 creation, Captain and major in Parliamentarian forces during the Civil War, first sat in the House of Lords on 21 October 1680, later adjudged first holder of a distinct 1680 writ barony., Parliamentarian captain of foot and major, governor of Rivington Grammar School, summoned to the House of Lords in 1680, retrospectively adjudged first holder of the separate 1680 barony., Parliamentarian captain and major, retrospectively 1st Baron of the separate 1680 creation
Dates: c.1602–29 February 1692
Thomas was a Lancashire gentleman descended from the youngest son of Charles Willoughby, 2nd Baron. When the senior male line was thought extinct in 1679, he was summoned…
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