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Nationality. Irish. Alma mater. Wadham College, Oxford. Monument in Salisbury Cathedral to Thomas Wyndham, 1st Baron Wyndham. Thomas Wyndham, 1st Baron Wyndham PC (27 December 1681 – 24 November 1745), was an Irish lawyer and politician. He served as Lord Chancellor of Ireland from 1726 to 1739.
WYNDHAM, THOMAS, Baron Wyndham of Finglass (1681–1745), grandson of Sir Wadham Wyndham [q. v.], being the fourth and youngest but eldest surviving son of John Wyndham of Norrington, M.P. for Salisbury in 1681 and 1685, by his wife Alice, daughter of Thomas Fownes, was born at Norrington, near Salisbury, on 27 Dec. 1681. He was educated at the ...
Home. Wyndham, Thomas. Contributed by. Walsh, Patrick A.; Cronin, John. Wyndham, Thomas (1681–1745), lord chancellor of Ireland, was born 27 December 1681, fourth and youngest son of John Wyndham of Norrington, Wiltshire, England, twice MP for Salisbury, and his wife Alice, daughter of Thomas Fownes of Dorset.
All three were the children of Thomas Wyndham (d.1698), of Wildcourt (a tithing of Hawkchurch in Dorset) who had been MP for Yarmouth in 1685, and for Wilton in the parliaments of 1689 and 1690-95. Wadham's elder brother Thomas married Elizabeth Helyar, who had inherited the largest estate in Yateley in 1722.
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Has four children - William Francis Wadham (b. 1991), Thomas Wyndham Wadham (b. 1992), Oliver Julian Wadham (b. 1994) and Samuel Nicholas Wadham (b. 1997). 7 more. Quotes. On his role as "Urban Mahy" in Island at War (2004): My father fought in the Second World War. He flew Spitfires in the Navy.
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Thomas Wyndham (1698) was later Lord Chancellor of Ireland, William Lee (1704) Lord Chief Justice, and Arthur Onslow (1708) became a famous Speaker of the House of Commons, but the college seems to have been sinking into lethargy during the latter part of Dunster's reign.
