This was presented to the commander-in-chief, Sir Thomas Fairfax, on 18 October 1647.

He became an officer in the English army and served as a lieutenant under Sir Thomas Fairfax.

Free People in general, and especially to his Excellency, Sir Thomas Fairfax, 1647.

The notice is signed by Sir Thomas Fairfax, Hon.

Middleton's ancestors most probably include Sir Thomas Fairfax (1475-1520).

On the allied right, Sir Thomas Fairfax's wing fared worse.

Charles I created the title in 1627 for Sir Thomas Fairfax.

Leadership of Parliament's troops fell to Sir Thomas Fairfax, then a lieutenant general, who was among the few officers still eligible for the post.

Sir Thomas Fairfax, the Army's commander, disagreed with this strategy and resigned.

Joining the parliamentary army, he belonged in 1648, according to his own account, to the lifeguard of Sir Thomas Fairfax.