Thomas Tasburgh, originally of South Elmham, Suffolk, afterwards of Hawridge and latterly of Beaconsfield and Twyford, Buckinghamshire, was a member of the English landed gentry, a magistrate, member
The Tasburgh residence at St Peter's Hall, South Elmham, thought to represent a remodelling of the 1530s for John Tasburgh III
Memorial inscription of Dame Dorothy at Hawridge church, 1577
North front of Flixton Hall, built c. 1615 for Sir John Tasburgh (V), as it appeared before reconstruction during the 1840s
Sir Thomas Kitson was a wealthy English merchant, Sheriff of London, and builder of Hengrave Hall in Suffolk.
Heraldic pedigree c.1858 of George Washington (a descendant of Sir Thomas Kitson's sister), which shows the arms of Kitson incorrectly, with fish naiant rather than hauriant
Hengrave Hall, built by Sir Thomas Kitson
Sir Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower.
Elizabeth Kitson née Cornwallis, wife of Thomas Kitson, the Younger (1573) by George Gower