Thomas Wilson, Solicitor, Mayor of Adelaide, 1842-1843

Dates: 1787-1863

London solicitor who acquired the Abbey Cwmhir estate in 1822, developed the grounds and commissioned the early nineteenth-century hall. He later emigrated to Australia and became Mayor of…

Thomas Windsor

Dates: fl. 16th century

Husband of Mary Beckingham; he joined her in conveying the manor in 1565.

Thomas Winn of Ackton, Esquire of Ackton

Dates: Baptised 12 April 1714; died 7 May 1780

Thomas Winn was a Yorkshire landowner of Ackton and the younger brother and heir of Edmund Winn. He married Mary Duncalf in 1753 and substantially rebuilt Ackton Hall…

Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Lord Chancellor, Lord Chancellor of England

Dates: 1473 or 1475-1530

English churchman and statesman who became a leading minister of Henry VIII. The Aldeburgh source records him as owner of the manor in 1525.

Thomas Woodmancy

Thomas Wriothesley, Secretary of State, Lord Chancellor, later 1st Earl of Southampton, 1st Earl of Southampton, Lord Chancellor of England

Dates: 1505-1550

Tudor courtier and administrator who managed the post-Dissolution disposal of Hyde Abbey's lands and built an estate at Titchfield.

Thomas Wyatt, English courtier, diplomat and poet, knight, leader of Wyatt's Rebellion

Dates: c. 1503–1542

Thomas Wyatt of Allington was an English courtier, diplomat and poet associated with Allington Castle in Kent.

Thomas Wybergh

Thomas Zouche

Thomas, count of Perche

Dates: died 1217

Count of Perche whose death at the battle of Lincoln led to the confiscation of Aldbourne according to the local historical account.

Thomas, Lord Roos of Hamlake, lord of Adderley until forfeiture

Dates: died 1469

A fifteenth-century nobleman whose estates, including Adderley, were forfeited to the Crown following his attainder in 1468.

Three unnamed freemen

Dates: 11th century

Unnamed freeholders recorded as holding Adgestone in the time of Edward the Confessor.

Thurstan de Montfort

Thurstan the Chamberlain

Thurston, Archbishop of York

Dates: Archbishop of York, 1114-1140

Medieval archbishop of York listed as an early lord of Acomb.

Timothy Featherstonehaugh, Royalist officer, knighted under the King's banner

Dates: died 1651

The son of Henry Featherstonehaugh. He was knighted under the King's banner, fought in several Civil War battles, was captured at the battle of Worcester in 1651, and…

Timothy Holmes

Dates: floruit 1818

A purchaser to whom William Warden Hanmer conveyed Beaumonds in Lindsey and associated manors on 6 April 1818.

Tintern Abbey, Cistercian monastery

Tirel family

Dates: associated in the fourteenth century

A medieval family associated with Alfardisworthy and credited in the local archaeological summary with establishing a chapel there.

Toby Matthew, Archbishop of York

Dates: Archbishop of York, 1606-1628

Archbishop of York who received Acomb Manor in the royal exchange for York House or York Place in London.

Tola

Named with Orc as a founder and lay proprietor associated with the foundation and endowment of Abbotsbury Abbey in the 11th century.

Toope family

Dates: 14th century attribution only

The family attributed by local historical and archaeological records with holding Hiptoft Hall or Toop's Manor in Algarkirk during the 14th century.

Torre Abbey, Premonstratensian abbey

Dates: founded in the twelfth century; dissolved 1539

The religious house that held the wider Bradworthy manorial complex from the grant attributed to William Brewer until the Dissolution in 1539.

Tostig, Earl of Northumbria

Dates: died 1066

Anglo-Saxon earl and brother of King Harold II. He was killed at the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066.