Sir Thomas Mildmay

     Thomas was born in County Essex, England. Thomas married Alice Winthrop, daughter of Adam Winthrop II and Agnes Sharpe, in London, County Middlesex, England. Thomas's wife, Alice, died on 8 November 1607 in Barnes in the parish of Springfield, County Essex, England, leaving him a widower. Thomas made his will on 14 November 1612 at Barnes in the parish of Springfield, County Essex, England.

Sir Thomas Mildmaye of Barnes in the parishe of Springefeild in the countie of Essex Knight, 14 November 1612. ffirst I commend my soul unto god my maker and my bodye to be buryed in the parishe churche of Springfield. Item I give unto my grandchilde Thomas Mildmaye, the eldest sonne of my sonne Thomas deceased, lands called Southefeildes and one tenement called Mottett's ffee and croftes and parcels of land in Springfeild. Item to Edward Mildemay my grandechilde, brother to the said Thomas, and to his heires, my ffarme called Colviles in Springfeild, my tenement called the Chekquer otherwise Springfeilds in Chelmsford and [other] tenements in Chelmesford and Springfeild. Item I give and bequeathe unto Walter Mildemaye my youngest sonne all my corne and cattell plate jewels househould stuffe and all my hoppoales in the hoppgarden, and my two leases that I hould of the Kinges majestie in Chelmesford and Mulsham, and all other my moveable and ynmovables whatsoever, whome I make and ordeyne my sole executor. Sealed in the presence of Edward Brand, Samuell Billinge, Nicholas Drane nad Tho Sherlocke.
Probate January 1612 Walter Mildemaye executor.¹

Thomas departed this life before January 1613 in Barnes in the parish of Springfield, County Essex, England. His will was probated in January 1613.