Sir Thomas was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Parry I, Comptroller of the Royal House and Anne, daughter of Sir William Reade of Boarstall, Buckinghamshire and Clapcot (Berkshire).
He was an English politician and diplomat, serving as an ambassador to Paris, Sheriff and MP for Berkshire from 1586-1614, and MP for St. Albans.
He married Dorothy Brook of Bristol, maid of honor to the Queen. She survived her husband until 1624. They had no children.
He died intestate at his home in Hamstead Marshall House, on May 30,1616 and was buried at Westminster Abbey on June 1, 1616.
He was an English politician and diplomat, serving as an ambassador to Paris, Sheriff and MP for Berkshire from 1586-1614, and MP for St. Albans.
He married Dorothy Brook of Bristol, maid of honor to the Queen. She survived her husband until 1624. They had no children.
He died intestate at his home in Hamstead Marshall House, on May 30,1616 and was buried at Westminster Abbey on June 1, 1616.
Sir Thomas was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Parry I, Comptroller of the Royal House and Anne, daughter of Sir William Reade of Boarstall, Buckinghamshire and Clapcot (Berkshire).
He was an English politician and diplomat, serving as an ambassador to Paris, Sheriff and MP for Berkshire from 1586-1614, and MP for St. Albans.
He married Dorothy Brook of Bristol, maid of honor to the Queen. She survived her husband until 1624. They had no children.
He died intestate at his home in Hamstead Marshall House, on May 30,1616 and was buried at Westminster Abbey on June 1, 1616.
He was an English politician and diplomat, serving as an ambassador to Paris, Sheriff and MP for Berkshire from 1586-1614, and MP for St. Albans.
He married Dorothy Brook of Bristol, maid of honor to the Queen. She survived her husband until 1624. They had no children.
He died intestate at his home in Hamstead Marshall House, on May 30,1616 and was buried at Westminster Abbey on June 1, 1616.
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