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| Descendants of | Thomas Hastings on Facebook |
| Descendants of | Thomas Hastings website |
| Thomas Hastings (architect), (1860-1929), architect | |
| edited by | Thomas Hatcher |
| For the bishop, see | Thomas Hatfield. |
| 1373: John Giffard and | Thomas Hathewy |
| the seventeenth-century English poet, see Sir | Thomas Hawkins. |
| By 1810 | Thomas Hawley no longer owned slaves. |
| Thomas Hayden Church - Sideways | |
| Thomas Hayman, who had held the seat from 1949. | |
| 1872), succeeded, then Fiske's nephew | Thomas Haynes Harrison (d. |
| Thomas Hayward was the leading runscorer with 661 @ 3 | |
| Thomas Hayward was the leading runscorer with 557 @ 2 | |
| Thomas Hazlehurst (ca. | |
| At St. | Thomas he was an ophthalmic surgeon and lecturer. |
| The | Thomas Head Raddall Literary Award honours his legacy |
| MTMC is a member of Saint | Thomas Health Services. |
| During the late 1770s | Thomas' health began to deteriorate. |
| His grandfather was reputedly | Thomas Heard, a white man who was probably Thomas Jef |
| Thomas Hearne was born at Littlefield Green in 1678. | |
| 10 June - | Thomas Hearne, antiquarian (born 1678) |
| July - | Thomas Hearne, antiquarian (died 1735) |
| Main article: Saint | Thomas Heart |
| Robert | Thomas Heaslip (1974) |
| November 13 - | Thomas Heath Haviland, politician (d.1895) |
| Jane Rebecca married | Thomas Heath Haviland |
| His brother-in-law was Sir | Thomas Heath. |
| Thomas Heathcote - James Gore | |
| Thomas Heathcote as Coachman | |
| Thomas Heckman & Mark Romboy - "Ultra Vixens" - 5:11 | |
| Thomas Hedberg was a British sailor and Olympic Champ | |
| Dinghy class with | Thomas Hedberg. |
| Thomas Hedlund - drums | |
| Their son | Thomas Heftye became a notable politician. |
| Thomas Heinze.....Schuff | |
| Throughout his life, | Thomas held several local offices. |
| Anders Henrikson - | Thomas Hell |
| Thomas Hellberg ... Erik Dalgren | |
| The church dates from 1852 by the architect | Thomas Hellyer. |
| Funghus Baldachin (aka | Thomas Helm) - vocals, keyboard, guitar |
| Ulf T. Schwadorf, and | Thomas Helm). |
| Heidi Andersen - model and ex-wife of singer | Thomas Helmig |
| Thomas Hemenhale (or Thomas Hempnall) was a medieval | |
| He succeeded | Thomas Henderson as Governor and served until 1801. |
| December 28 - | Thomas Henderson, Scottish astronomer (d. |
| Thomas Hendricks was picked to be Tilden's running ma | |
| Thomas Henry Armstrong - First Bishop of Wangaratta | |
| Thomas Henry Tibbles (1879). | |
| (in Ireland): | Thomas Henry FitzGerald, politician. |
| Thomas Henry Ashton, 4th Baron Ashton of Hyde (b.1958 | |
| Thomas Henry Huxley - Scientist | |
| Wollaston Medal: | Thomas Henry Huxley |
| 1878 | Thomas Henry Collinson |
| Thomas Henry Ashton (8 October 1887 - 20 September 18 | |
| 23 December (in England): | Thomas Henry Potts, naturalist. |
| 1900 Life and Letters of | Thomas Henry Huxley. 2 vols. |
| Thomas Henry Wyatt (1807-1880), architect, lived at N | |
| 15 October - | Thomas Henry Dodds (b. |
| Australia (Rooney, Jones, | Thomas, Henry), Athens, Greece, August 21, 2004. |
| For the illustrator, see | Thomas Henry. |
| In 1754 | Thomas Henshaw married Hannah Taylor. |
| Thomas Hepburn. | |
| Captain | Thomas Herbert took over command of the ship. |
| Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke 1683-1728 | |
| Thomas Herier | |
| Germany - | Thomas Hermanns |
| Spokespersons - | Thomas Hermanns |
| All percussive instruments are by Dylan | Thomas Hermiston. |
| 1614: | Thomas Herne |
| Thomas Herring, Archbishop of Canterbury, noted Whig | |
| Thomas Herrmann - guitars | |
| Harry Key as Assistant Collector | Thomas Hervey Baber |
| Sir | Thomas Heselrige, 3rd Baronet (c. |
| Andrew Bryniarski as | Thomas Hewitt/Leatherface |
| Thomas Heywood Masters CBE was an Anglican priest. | |
| The Escapes of Jupiter, by | Thomas Heywood - ff. 74-96 |
| Thomas Hickey (Manchester Monarchs) | |
| Flight Engineer | Thomas Hicks |
| Governor | Thomas Hicks prevented Maryland from seceding in 1861 |
| Thomas Higgins, 1906 | |
| For this purpose St. | Thomas' High School was built. |
| West Exe was previously known as St | Thomas High. |
| tutions located on the same campus include St. | Thomas Higher Secondary School, St. Thomas Teachers' |
| George Gregory and | Thomas Higson played intermittenty up to 1910. |
| Thomas Hiley, 1948 | |
| Thomas Hill Williams (1780 - 1840) was a senator from | |
| Libertarian | Thomas Hill also ran. |
| rkin was the birthplace of British philosopher | Thomas Hill Green. |
| For the librarian, see | Thomas Hill Jamieson. |
| 1839 | Thomas Hill Lowe |
| Thomas Hill - Olympic silver medalist in 110-meter hu | |
| Thomas Hill took in Warren and adopted him. | |
| Thomas Hill (actor), American actor | |
| Thomas Hill (author), English gardening author | |
| Thomas Hill (basketball), American basketball player | |
| Thomas Hill (athlete), American track and field athle | |
| Gardener's Labyrinth ( | Thomas Hill, OUP, 1987) |
| ll's father is Olympic bronze medalist hurdler | Thomas Hill. |
| He was replaced by | Thomas Hillhouse of the Liberal-Progressives. |
| Thomas, himself, was not involved in the fight. | |
| Thomas Hinds Duggan (1815-1865), Texas state senator | |
| inda Green (1791-1819) who married Congressman | Thomas Hinds. |
| It was designed by George | Thomas Hine. |
| (2008), from left to right: Norbert Schwefel, | Thomas Hinkel, Thomas Nelliste |
| Wooden bust of | Thomas Hiscock |
| Mayor of Wellington - | Thomas Hislop |
| Rt Hon Lord Hugh | Thomas, historian |
| SS Camosun III - ex-HMCS St. | Thomas, HMS Sandgate Castle |
| For the book by | Thomas Hobbes, see Leviathan (book). |
| There he met both Marin Mersenne and | Thomas Hobbes. |
| Thomas Hobbes. | |
| 1509 | Thomas Hobbys |
| Thomas Hobson as Richard | |
| Elizabeth had four children by | Thomas Hoby: Edward (1560-1617), two girls who both d |
| 14 January (in England): | Thomas Hocken, collector and bibliographer. |
| 17 May: | Thomas Hocken, collector and bibliographer. |
| Thomas Hodges was the son of Thomas Hodges of Bredy, | |
| Thomas Hodgins | |
| It had a single member during its existence, | Thomas Hodgman. |
| Thomas Holcomb, Sr., New Castle County, Democratic | |
| For the sixteenth-century | Thomas Holcroft, see Sir Thomas Holcroft. |
| For the dramatist, see | Thomas Holcroft. |
| Thomas Holding - Sonny Cravel | |
| Thomas Holding - Peter Schuyler | |
| Thomas Holl was intruded as rector. | |
| According to | Thomas Holl, the CTO, |
| Lon Chaney, Sr. - | Thomas Holland |
| Richard O'Sullivan as | Thomas Holland |
| Thomas Holland (b. | |
| Thomas Holland (1461) | |
| Thomas Holland (d.1360) | |
| Thomas Holland was born in Helston, Cornwall. | |
| Alice Fitzalan (1350 - 17 March 1416), married | Thomas Holland, 2nd Earl of Kent (Thomas Holand) |
| Thomas Holland, 2nd Earl of Kent | |
| Thomas Holland, 1st Duke of Surrey (1371-1400, forfei | |
| , the English political philosopher and author | Thomas Hollis (1720-1789), see Thomas Hollis. |
| 2 October - | Thomas Hollway, Premier of Victoria (d. |
| Additional drums by | Thomas Holmen. |
| Richard Barthelmess as | Thomas Holmes |
| It was completed around 1600, probably by | Thomas Holt for Thomas Jenison. |
| Thomas Holte bef. | |
| Thomas Holtzmann as Dr. Franz Flaucher | |
| Thomas Homewood | |
| 21 June - Nathaniel | Thomas Hone, cricketer (d.1881). |
| I love thee (Text by | Thomas Hood) |
| There is dew for the flow'ret (Text: | Thomas Hood) |
| Tis all that I can say (Text by | Thomas Hood) |
| Thomas Hooker | |
| 7 July - | Thomas Hooker, religious and colonial leader (born 15 |
| Thomas Hooker, Founder of Connecticut | |
| Neil Fitzmaurice as | Thomas Hooley |
| Sir | Thomas Hope, 1st Baronet |
| Sir | Thomas Hope, 1st Baronet (1573-1646) was a Scottish l |
| It is named after the American naturalist | Thomas Horsfield. |
| Steel engraving by | Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, 1829-1831 |
| Died on January 16th at St | Thomas Hospital, London. |
| Boiler Suit, Guy's Approaches, Guy's & St | Thomas' Hospital, London |
| The location of Guy's and St | Thomas' hospitals c.1833 |
| F. D. | Thomas House |
| Thomas House awake! | |
| The Last Moments of John Brown, by | Thomas Hovenden |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard 35 |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard 14 (BB 5-?) |
| 1939 George | Thomas Howard - caught after two days |
| Thomas Howard is a highly acclaimed writer and schola | |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard and Lord Frederick Beauclerk 16 apiece |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard 8 |
| Their only son known with certainty was | Thomas Howard (c. |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard 44 (BB 5-?) |
| Most wickets - | Thomas Howard 23 (BB 5-?) |
| Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk | |
| Thomas Howard, 1st Viscount Howard of Bindon (c. | |
| Lieutenant-Colonel | Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effingham PC (13. |
| Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk, 1563 | |
| Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk 1524-1547 | |
| Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effingham 1777-1782 | |
| Thomas Howard, collector | |
| Christopher Eccleston as | Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk |
| He proceeded to Lambeth, London, serving | Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk as tutor to his so |
| Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, 1536-1537 | |
| Thomas Howard, 21st Earl of Arundel 1608-1636 | |
| John | Thomas Howarth (born 1899 - unknown) was an English f |
| For the association football player, see | Thomas Howarth (footballer). |
| C. | Thomas Howell as James 'Jim' Powell |
| Thomas Howell (fl. | |
| C. | Thomas Howell as George Herbert |
| C. | Thomas Howell |
| C. | Thomas Howell as Rick |
| Thomas Howell Binford (August 25, 1896) was born in D | |
| Thomas Howell) once stole Rob's girlfriend. | |
| He is portrayed by American actor C. | Thomas Howell. |
| This species was named for the botanist John | Thomas Howell. |
| Thomas Howes (born 1986) is an English actor. | |
| Thomas Hoyne, irregularly elected Mayor | |
| Private | Thomas Hubbard. |
| For the Nobel Prize winning virologist, see | Thomas Huckle Weller |
| portraits were painted by Joshua Reynolds and | Thomas Hudson. |
| Thomas, Hugh (2003 reissued). | |
| Hon. | Thomas Hugh Clifford, born 1822, died 1833. |
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