Thomas John Hovell Thurlow (Lord Thurlow)

• Birth Notes
  • born at St. George in the East, London, England

• Death Notes
  • 
    Died in England

• General Notes
  • or Thurloe
    The 5th Lord Thurlow
    
    The History of Stirlingshire by William Nimo
    Chapter XXXVII - Landowners
    
    Editor's Note: The third edition was published in two volumes in 1880 (the first edition was publised in 1777), by Hamilton, Adams & Co in London, and Thomas D. Morison in Glasgow.  Most of the revisions date from 1817 when Minister and Stirling family member Rev. William MacGregor Stirling revised and updated the book.
    The lands, &c., possessed by the Right Hon. Lord Thurlow, of Kinnaird, are valued at 1,981 pounds. The farm of Halls of Airth and Bellsdyke, at 340 pounds; Drum, at 340 pounds; Back o’ Dykes, at 205 pounds; Cuttyfield, at 200 pounds; Grass parks, at 163 pounds; and coal at Kinnaird, 173 pounds.

Details of Thomas John's family with Lady Elma Cumming-Bruce