Thomas Neale ( 1641 - 1699 )

Birth: Warnford, Hampshire, England, Europe (c. October 1641) Baptism: 3 October 1641 Death: Whitehall, London, England, Europe (17 December 1699) Occupation: Courtier Politician Education: Clare College, Cambridge (matriculated 1657) Career: Commissioner for Assessment for Hampshire (1663-1678); Sheriff of Hampshire (1665-1666); Freeman of the HEIC (1666); Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire (1669-1680); Assistant in the Royal Adventurers into Africa (1670-1671); Commissioner for Recusants (1675); Commissioner for Inquiry into the Mint (1677); Groom-Porter to the King (1684-death); Groom of the Bedchamber (1679-1684); Commissioner for the Mint (1684-1686), Master of the Mint (1686-death); Deputy Governor of the Mines Company (1693); Manager of the Lottery Loan (16984-death); Master of the Transfer Office (1694-1699); subscriber to the National Land Bank (1695); planned and built Shadwell; projected and began the building of Seven Dials Membership: Fellow Election Date: 01/06/1664 Proposers: Sir John Hoskins Date of ejection/withdrawal: 22 July 1685 Council: 1668 Other RSActivity: Proposed on 25 May 1664 and admitted on 15 June 1664.