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| Thomas Charles opens his first Sunday school. | |
| In 2007 Wolf married | Thomas Charles Bair Jr. |
| Thomas Charles - Geiriadur Ysgrythyrol | |
| He was baptized Wyville | Thomas Charles Thomson. |
| Their son | Thomas Charlton Whitmore was also MP for Bridgnorth. |
| Lord | Thomas Charteris, The Chancellor |
| The Honourable | Thomas Chase-Casgrain |
| dor, Ebenezer Elliott, James Henry Leigh Hunt, | Thomas Chatterton, John Clare, Anna Laetitia Barbauld |
| 20 November - | Thomas Chatterton, poet (died 1770) |
| Thomas Cheely House, ca. | |
| Sir | Thomas Cheney (or Cheyne) KG (c. |
| C.M. | Thomas, Cherukara (Cherukara Kunjommachen), Philanthr |
| Thomas Chester-Master (1841-1914), MP for Cirencester | |
| Its author is thought to be | Thomas Chestre. |
| The first Baronet was a descendant of | Thomas Chetwynd (d. |
| February 1 - Sir | Thomas Chicheley, English politician (born c. 1618) |
| Sir | Thomas Chicheley. |
| Thomas Chippendale & son (furniture makers) | |
| Thomas Chippendale's The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker' | |
| Thomas Choate - drums (2005-?) | |
| Thomas Choo, ss.cc. is the current Parochial Vicar | |
| Vocals: Robert Johnson, Gary Cooper, Greg | Thomas, Chris Williams |
| Thomas, Chris and Christopher Shores. | |
| Thomas Christian Academy (Yazoo City) | |
| Main article: Saint | Thomas Christians |
| Thomas Christians and Adaptation) | |
| The | Thomas Christians and their Syriac Treasures |
| The story is called | Thomas' Christmas Party. |
| Herbert | Thomas Christoph Layh |
| The current archbishop is | Thomas Christopher Collins. |
| Wing Commander Bryan | Thomas Christopher Neame |
| Saint | Thomas Church is located at Fifth Avenue. |
| St. | Thomas' Church - Claggett Memorial, December 2008 |
| St. | Thomas' Church - Historic Marker, December 2008 |
| St. | Thomas' Church - Side View, December 2008 |
| St | Thomas Church of Fifth Avenue |
| St | Thomas church is the main attraction of the town. |
| St | Thomas' Church |
| St. | Thomas Church in its early days |
| St | Thomas Church, Nuthurst cum Hockley Heath |
| St. | Thomas' Church, Winchelsea, East Sussex |
| St. | Thomas' Church, Stockport |
| St. | Thomas' Church, Camden, London, 1863 (now demolished) |
| St | Thomas' Church, Werneth, Oldham. |
| St | Thomas Church, Southwark, London, England. |
| St. | Thomas' Church, Aslockton |
| Thomas Churchyard - The Worthines of Wales, a Poem | |
| Thomas circa 1880, taken by Antoine Samuel Adam-Salom | |
| win-Sands is a second-term alderman on the St. | Thomas City Council.She lives in St. Thomas with her |
| Thomas Claiborne (May 17, 1780 - January 7, 1856) was | |
| Thomas Clark (1801-1867) was a British chemist. | |
| Thomas Clark | |
| Thomas Clark Chalmers, MD, FACP (b. | |
| Rev. | Thomas Clark, 1786-1791 |
| Thomas Clarkson addresses the 1840 Anti-Slavery Socie | |
| Doorkeeper: | Thomas Claxton |
| Thomas Clayton (1673 - 1725) was an English violinist | |
| Clayton was the son of | Thomas Clayton MD of Oxford. |
| Thomas Clease made this worke, anno dni, M,ccccc,lxxv | |
| Thomas, Clem; updated by Thomas, Greg (2005). | |
| Thomas, Clem; updated by Thomas, Greg (2001). | |
| February 22 - | Thomas Clifford Allbutt (b. |
| Thomas Clifford, 8th Baron de Clifford m. | |
| Seth | Thomas Clock Company, 1853-1930 |
| April 19 - Sir | Thomas Clouston (b. |
| He faced the sitting Unionist MP, | Thomas Cochrane. |
| iversity College acquired a painting including | Thomas Cockman. |
| Gary | Thomas: Code Violations (1988) |
| Thomas Coffin (1792-1804; 1808-1809) | |
| The Hon. | Thomas Coffin |
| Not to be confused with | Thomas Coke (bishop). |
| Thomas Colbert | |
| Sir | Thomas Colby, 1st Baronet (c. |
| Thomas Cole (1627?-1697), was an independent minister | |
| Thomas Cole - cover art | |
| , Connecticut River near Northampton, 1836, by | Thomas Cole |
| 1857 Sir | Thomas Colebrooke |
| 15 June - Henry | Thomas Colebrooke, orientalist (died 1831) |
| Thomas Coleman (Cole) Younger (born 15 January 1844) | |
| He retired from | Thomas College after forty years in 2009. |
| St. | Thomas College is near to Kurangumala. |
| He was educated at St | Thomas' College, Mt. |
| St. | Thomas' College,Guruthalawa |
| Educated at Trinity College (Kandy) and S. | Thomas' College. |
| The Autobiography of | Thomas Collier Platt. |
| AMS Press, 1969; Platt, | Thomas Collier. |
| Archbishop | Thomas Collins |
| Thomas Collins, Kent County | |
| Thomas Colville, Commissioners | |
| Thomas Combe - Rhythm and Lead Guitar; Trumpet; vocal | |
| Bust of | Thomas Combe by Thomas Woolner, 1863, on display at t |
| The regiment was attached to | Thomas' Command to November 1861. |
| In 1999 | Thomas commanded the destroyer USS Ross. |
| Comics Village's John | Thomas commends the manga for being concise. |
| Thomas Commerford | |
| The Seth | Thomas company began producing clocks under Thomas' n |
| Thomas Connell, Progressive Conservative, 1951-1971 | |
| In 1913, she married | Thomas Connelly, a truck driver. |
| Thomas Conrad von Baldenstein describes the Willow Ti | |
| Dr. Augustine | Thomas Contee Worthington (1822-1857), no further inf |
| Thomas contested Aberavon in 1964 and Cardiganshire i | |
| Thomas continued the practice of law in Boston. | |
| The company established by Percy | Thomas continues to exist, and is known as the Percy |
| Dylan | Thomas contributed several early poems to the newspap |
| In cases such as the famous doubting | Thomas conversation (John 20:24-29) between Christ an |
| Thomas converter | |
| Thomas Conyers (c. | |
| Thomas Cook Airlines | |
| The largest tour companies include | Thomas Cook and Thomson. |
| The | Thomas Cook Memorial Cottages in High Street were bui |
| The | Thomas Cook Group head office is also in Bretton. |
| On 8 March 2009 | Thomas Cook signed a deal with Octopus Media Technolo |
| In 2006, | Thomas Cook AG became wholly owned by KarstadtQuelle. |
| The same company who produces | Thomas Cook TV. |
| Thomas Cook's Bradford city centre offices | |
| ( | Thomas Cook, UK, 2000; Globe Pequot, USA. |
| 18 July - | Thomas Cook, tourist pioneer (born 1808) |
| Carter Observatory - | Thomas Cooke telescope |
| Saturn - | Thomas Cooke telescope |
| "The Pageant of Childhood" by | Thomas Cooper Gotch. |
| "The Awakening" by | Thomas Cooper Gotch. |
| Thomas Coopers Finest Export Ale | |
| Captain | Thomas Coram (c. |
| Thomas Coram, painted by William Hogarth, 1740 | |
| 29 March - | Thomas Coram, sea captain and philanthropist (born c. |
| 1298: | Thomas Corbet |
| Thomas Corneille at the age of 81 | |
| Thomas Cornell was born March 1, 1937 in Cleveland, O | |
| Thomas Corner And The Valley Houses | |
| 1558: | Thomas Cornwallis |
| Thomas Corsan Morton - Artist | |
| "Tragedy" (Rob | Thomas, Cory Rooney) - 4:09 |
| With him died | Thomas Cottam, William Filby, and Laurence Richardson |
| With him died | Thomas Cottam, Luke Kirby, and Laurence Richardson. |
| He was the third son of Sir | Thomas Cotton, 2nd Baronet, the second by Sir Thomas' |
| For the ice hockey player, see | Thomas Coulter (ice hockey). |
| Company E - | Thomas County Rangers (Thomas County) |
| Superintendent of schools for | Thomas County 1894-1898. |
| Burns attended | Thomas County Central High School in Georgia. |
| The | Thomas County School District is a public school dist |
| Thomas County Middle School | |
| Thomas County Central High School | |
| He moved to | Thomas County, Kansas, in 1888. |
| Five Forks, | Thomas County, Georgia |
| Boston is a city in | Thomas County, Georgia, United States. |
| Thomas County, Georgia - east | |
| Thomas Courtenay in the uniform of a Confederate Army | |
| "The Hymn for | Thomas Courtney Warner" |
| Thomas Coutts in 1836 | |
| r of Dunedin - Robert Sheriff Black then Edwin | Thomas Cox |
| Mayor of Dunedin - Edwin | Thomas Cox then Andrew Henson Allen |
| She has an older brother called | Thomas Crace (born 1981). |
| Thomas Cranley Onslow (7 October 1778 - 7 July 1861) | |
| 1. | Thomas Cranmer (b.1489-d.1556) |
| Laurence Hanray as Archbishop | Thomas Cranmer |
| Bernard Hepton - | Thomas Cranmer |
| ‡‡‡ | Thomas Cranmer, played by the same soloist as Wolsey. |
| The Life of | Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1927 |
| the Memorials of | Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1694 (ed. |
| Diarmid MacCulloch, | Thomas Cranmer, chapter 8 |
| Thomas Cranmer: A Life (1996) | |
| Gould sold the island to | Thomas Cranston. |
| Effigies of | Thomas Crawfurd and Janet Kerr. |
| Thomas Crease | |
| Funky Donkey 1977 (Circle) (Luther | Thomas Creative Ensemble) |
| Saint | Thomas Creeke |
| For Canadian prospector, see | Thomas Creighton. |
| cent Barber's students at the academy included | Thomas Creswick, James Tibbits Willmore, Thomas Baker |
| 1604 | Thomas Crewe |
| Thomas Crewe also became a lawyer, MP and Speaker. | |
| Sir | Thomas Crewe, Speaker of the Commons |
| Thomas Croft (c.1435-1488), shipowner and patron of A | |
| The authors were misled by folklorist | Thomas Crofton Croker. |
| 8 August - | Thomas Crofton Croker, antiquary (b.1798) |
| Patrons included George Steevens, | Thomas Crofts, John Hoole and Thomas Tyrwhitt. |
| Thomas Cromwell and the English Reformation, 1959 | |
| The Tudors (2007-09; TV series) - | Thomas Cromwell |
| Thomas Cromwell was born in Putney. | |
| He soon was high in the favour of | Thomas Cromwell and Thomas Cranmer, whose views on ec |
| Thomas Cromwell | |
| Thomas Cromwell], Professor Marietta R.E. | |
| It was published by | Thomas Crosbie Holdings. |
| Thomas Crouse, Council Member Place 5, | |
| The | Thomas Crown Affair (1968) |
| The | Thomas Crown Affair (1999) (writer) |
| Finding aid for the | Thomas Croxton Papers |
| Thomas Crystall (Christopheri/Wawain), 1500-1528 | |
| Blue plaque commemorating | Thomas Cubitt's residence at 13 Lewes Crescent |
| 1614: Sir Edward Hobby | Thomas Culpepper |
| He appointed | Thomas Cundy as architect and surveyor, and Thomas Cu |
| 2002: Winner, | Thomas Cup with the Indonesian Team |
| 4 times at | Thomas Cup (2004, 2006, 2008, 2010) |
| Thomas Cup Runner-up 1988, 1990 (men team event) | |
| Main article: 2010 | Thomas Cup group stage |
| Main article: 2010 | Thomas Cup knockout stage |
| The 1949 | Thomas Cup was the inaugural tournament of Thomas Cup |
| Ernst-Marcus | Thomas currently works as a communication trainer. |
| Thomas Curtis as Andrew | |
| Thomas Curtis as Sammy Aimes | |
| 5 October - | Thomas Cusack, Democrat U.S. Representative from Illi |
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