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'''Thomas''' may refer to: | '''Thomas''' may refer to: | ||
*[[Thomas the Apostle]] (1st century – 72), one of [[Jesus of Nazareth]]'s followers. | |||
*[[Thomas de Carneillon]] (1276 – 1323), [[Mentor]] of the [[France|French]] [[Assassins]]. | *[[Thomas de Carneillon]] (1276 – 1323), [[Mentor]] of the [[France|French]] [[Assassins]]. | ||
*[[Thomas Kavanagh, Sr.]], a cobbler in [[Boston]]. | *[[Thomas Kavanagh, Sr.]], a cobbler in [[Boston]]. | ||
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*[[Thomas Paine]] (1737 – 1809), a [[United Kingdom|British]] statesmen. | *[[Thomas Paine]] (1737 – 1809), a [[United Kingdom|British]] statesmen. | ||
*[[Thomas Lévesque]], husband to [[Marie Lévesque]]. | *[[Thomas Lévesque]], husband to [[Marie Lévesque]]. | ||
*[[Thomas Brown]] (1750 - 1825), a Loyalist living in [[Georgia]] during the American Revolutionary War. | *[[Thomas Brown]] (1750 - 1825), a Loyalist living in [[Georgia (state)|Georgia]] during the American Revolutionary War. | ||
*[[Thomas Jefferson]] (1743 – 1826), the third President of the United States. | *[[Thomas Jefferson]] (1743 – 1826), the third President of the United States. | ||
*[[Thomas Sumter]] (1734 – 1832), a Brigadier General in the [[Continental Army]] during the American Revolutionary War. | *[[Thomas Sumter]] (1734 – 1832), a Brigadier General in the [[Continental Army]] during the American Revolutionary War. | ||
*[[Thomas Fletcher]], a British surgeon. | *[[Thomas Fletcher]], a British surgeon. | ||
*[[Thomas Blackroot]] (unknown – 1868), a British Templar and gardener. | *[[Thomas Blackroot]] (unknown – 1868), a British Templar and gardener. | ||
*[[Thomas (servant)|Thomas]], the servant of Duleep Singh during his stay in London in 19th century. | |||
*[[Thomas Edison]] (1847 – 1931), an American inventor, scientist, and businessman. | *[[Thomas Edison]] (1847 – 1931), an American inventor, scientist, and businessman. | ||
*[[Thomas Sean Morgan]], an American detective. | *[[Thomas Sean Morgan]], an American detective. | ||
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Thomas may refer to:
- Thomas the Apostle (1st century – 72), one of Jesus of Nazareth's followers.
- Thomas de Carneillon (1276 – 1323), Mentor of the French Assassins.
- Thomas Kavanagh, Sr., a cobbler in Boston.
- Thomas Kavanagh, Jr. (1652 – 1706), a Boston Sage.
- Thomas Hickey (unknown - 1776) was a member of the Templar Order.
- Thomas Hutchinson (1711 – 1780), Governor of Massachusetts.
- Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron (1693 – 1781), a Virginian landowner.
- Thomas Burke (c. 1747 – 1783), the Governor of North Carolina during the American Revolutionary War.
- Thomas Gage (c. 1720 – 1787), a British General in the American Revolution.
- Thomas Preston (1722 – 1798), an officer in the British Army.
- Thomas-Alexandre Dumas (1763 – 1806), General in the French Revolution.
- Thomas Paine (1737 – 1809), a British statesmen.
- Thomas Lévesque, husband to Marie Lévesque.
- Thomas Brown (1750 - 1825), a Loyalist living in Georgia during the American Revolutionary War.
- Thomas Jefferson (1743 – 1826), the third President of the United States.
- Thomas Sumter (1734 – 1832), a Brigadier General in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
- Thomas Fletcher, a British surgeon.
- Thomas Blackroot (unknown – 1868), a British Templar and gardener.
- Thomas, the servant of Duleep Singh during his stay in London in 19th century.
- Thomas Edison (1847 – 1931), an American inventor, scientist, and businessman.
- Thomas Sean Morgan, an American detective.