Samuel Thomson.
1500—1714. Edward Thornbboroughe.
Thomson, Samuel, gent. Magdalen Coll., matric 29 Oct, 1657.
ThomaonBt Samuel, s. Sam., of Taunton. Somerset, gent. Magdalen Hall, matric. 14 March, 1663-3, aged 90. B. A 1664 * rector of Sutton Bingham, 1674-6, and of Monk Silver, Somerset, X676-7 (then M. A ). See Foster's /nd^x EccL
Thomson, Samuel, s. William, of Shepton Mallett. Somerset, cler. TsiNiTT Coll., matric 93 March, 1697-8, aged 18, B. A 19 March, 1701-3 ; perhaps vicar of Barnstaple. Devon. 1710, until his death 31 April, 1734. See Foster's Indix EccL
T(h)omson, Thomas. B.A from Universitt Coll., supd. 13 Feb., 1505-6, M.A supd. 24 Oct, 1508, and 32 May, 1511 ; will at Oxford proved 4 EJec, 1514-
Thomson, Thomas, chaplain, B.Gram. 3 July, 1514, B.A 18 March. 1530-1. [5]
Thomson, Thomas (Tomsun), Minorite, studied 15 years at Oxford and Cambridge, B.D. 39 Jan.,
'S34-5- Thomson, Thomas, B.A. 33 Jan., 1570-z.
Thompson, Thomas, of Brasenose Coll., 1577, B.A 13 July, 1581, MA 9 July, 1584.
Thompson. Thomas (Tomson), B.D. from ORIEL Coll. 3 March, 1596-7 ; perhaps beneficed in Lin- colnshire, and B.A from Pembroke Hall. Cambridge, 1586-7, M.A 1590, and incorporated 33 Feb., 1596-7. then in orders. See OM.S, xiv. 4io« ; ft Foster's Graduati Cantab.
Thompsonn, Thomas, of Cumberland, pleb. Queen's Coll., matric. 17 Oct. 1589, aged 15. B.A 37 Jan., 1594*5. M.A 4 July. 1598, B.D. 33 Feb., 1609-10, supd. for licence to pr«tch 37 Feb.. 1610- XX ; minister of St. Thomas. Bristol, perhaps rector of Beaumont. Cumberland, x6ii, rector of Mont- gomery 1613, and vicar of Llandysstl, co. Mont- gomery, 1616. See Ath, ii. 365 ; & Foster's Index MccUsiasticus. [^O]
T(h)ompson, Thomas, s. Th., of Castle Donnington, CO. Leicester, p. p. Trinity Coll., matric. 7 June, 1671, aged 17.
Thompson, Thomas, s. Alvery. of Marton. Yorks, cler. Lincoln Coll., matric. 7 Dec.. 1683. aged x^, B.A 1687, M.A 1690; one of these names vicar of Aldborough, Yorks, 1715; brother of Avery X673. See Foster's Indix EccL
[T(h)omson, William, of Universitt Coll., elected
Sroctor 1507, but died in long vacation ; admon. at Oxford at Oct.. 1507. See O.H.S, i. 53.]
T(h)omson, William ; B.D. 4july, 1588; one of these names rector of Kilken, Flints, 1579. See Foster's Indix Reel,
Thompson, William ; B. A from Trinity Coll. 5 Feb., 1501-3, M.A 9 July, IC96, then beneficed; one of these names rector of Barby, Northants, x6o6, until his death ; buried there 37 April, 1649.
T(h)ompSOn, William, of CO. Lancaster, pleb. Brasenose Coll., matric. 38 Jan., 1619-30, i^ed 03, B.A 38 Feb., i63i-3 ; one of these names vicar of Bracewell, Yorks, 1638. See Foster's Index BccUsiasticus, [16]
Thompson, William, s. William, of Muncaster, Cum- berland, pleb. Queen's Coll., matria 4 Nov., 1631. aged 18, B.A. 10 July, 1635, M.A. 16 May, 1639 ; one of these names vicar of Childwall, co. Lancaster, 1664, and canon of Chester 1675. See Foster's Index EccL
Thomson, William, s. William, of Westbury, Wilts, sacerd. New Inn Hall, matric. 35 Oct, 1633, aged z 8, B.A 6 June, 1635. M.A 5 July, 1639; vicar of Corsham, Wilts, 1663. See Foster's Index BccUsiasticus,
Thomson^ William, der. fiL New Imt Hall, s;^ scribed 15 June, 1657, B. A 39 Fdx, xS^^^xi.
Thomson, William, s. William, of Sattoa, Cbcsbin pleb., p.pw Brasenose Crwj., matric 39X0^ 1667. aged i8w [2i
Thompson, William, " Ex Music. Univ.," safasaQte 31 March, 1677-8 ; perhaps same as next
Thompson, William, '* Musician," s. Edward. l«i 1683. aged z6. RA 9 Feb.. 1685-61
Thompson, William, s. William, of Chester {acf der. Brasenose Coll., matric xa March. 1^5-1 aged 16, R A. 1689, fellow. BiL A 1693. proctcr i7>j B.D. 1705. D.D. 1709, vice-prindpal ; died 4 A^ri 1713. buried in the coUege chapel, ^wnr^ j Oxford x8th. See Gmtck, i. 375 : & Hearme, n. iS.
T(h)omson, William, s. James, of Westminster, p.: LINCOLN Coll.. matric 6 April, x693« aged i; B.A X696, M. A X699. as Thomson. {%,%
Thompson, William, cler. fiL Magdalen C^l:. matric 19 May, 1693, diorister 1693-7. B.A. 1 March, x696^. M. A 1699. See Blaxam, i. 133.
Thompson, William, s. Fran., of York. arm. Si John's Coll., matric 6 July. 1695, a^ed 15 ; M F Scarborough in 10 parliaments 1701-32. and (Jan 1730. until his death 1744. See Foster's Ycrkskt' Collection,
Thomson, William, s. Leonard, of Stony Straifonj Bucks, gent Christ Church, matric 7 ]vm X708, aged 19, RA 17x3, M.A 17x5, incorporate at Cambridge 1731 ; rector of Cosgrove, Nonhan>j X730, until his death, buried in his ehnrch a AprJ 1753. See Al, West, 85a
ThomyOW, Richard, fellow New Cou*. i5xx-i3 from Wnetstone. Middlesex, RC.L. stzpd. 5 Nct< 15x6, canon of Southwell X53a See O.Jf.S. i 35a-
Thoren, Robert, s. James, of Dursley, co. Gloucester, p.p. Magdalen Coll., matric. 14 July, 1676, aged 19. [30],
Thorie, John (or Thory), born in London, s. John; D.Med. of "Bellavi" (i.e. Bailleul in Flanders). Christ Church, matric. 1 Oct., 1586, aged 18, B.A. supd. 15 April, 1586. See Ath. i. 624.
Thory, Thomas, of co. Lincoln, created D.C.L. 20 Dec., 1642, elected M.P. Boston 1661 by double return, declared void 16 May, 1663. See Foster's Parliamentary Dictionary.
Thoris, John, of London, D.Med. fil. Christ Church, matric. 16 May, 1617, aged 15.
Thoris, Matthew, s. Michael, of London, D.Med.; Pembroke Coll., matric. 30 June, 1676, aged 17; M.A. of Franeker, in West Friesen, incorporated 13 June, 1635. See Fasti, i. 479.
Thorius, John, of co. Lincoln, pleb. Magdalen Coll., matric. 26 Feb., 1616-17, aged 20; B.A. 28 Feb., 1616-17; D.Med Trinity Coll., Dublin, and incorporated 11 July, 1627 (s. Ralph a physician). See Fasti, i. 434. [35],
Thorius, Ralph, commonly called Thoris, a Frenchman born, "as a physician famous, so no vulgar poet," died of the plague in the parish of St. Benet Fink in July or Aug., 1625; father of John lastnamed. See Ath. ii. 378; & Munk's Roll, i. 190.
Thorley, Robert, M.A. from Christ Church 8 July, 1586, incorporated at Cambridge 1587; perhaps B.A. from Jesus Coll., Cambridge, 1582-3, as Richard. See Foster's Graduati Cantab.
Thorneboroughe, Edward, of Hants. Jesus Coll., matric. entry under date 20 Sept., 1575, aged 12 (or 11); perhaps M.P. Ludgershall 1593. See Foster's Parliamentary Dictionary.
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