Thomas Burgess, English bishop and philosopher (b. 1756)
Thomas Burgess or Tom Burgess may refer to:
Thomas Burgess (died 1623) (c. 1540–1623), alderman of and probably MP for Truro
Thomas Burgess (died 1626) (c. 1580–1626), his son, Mayor of and MP for Truro
Thomas Burgess (pirate) (1689–1719), pirate active in the Caribbean
Thomas Burgess (painter floruit 1786), English painter
Thomas Burgess (painter died 1807) (c. 1784–1807), English painter
Thomas Burgess (bishop, born 1756) (1756–1837), Bishop of St David's and of Salisbury
Thomas Burgess (bishop of Clifton) (1791–1854), English Roman Catholic bishop
Thomas Burges (1830–1893), Australian politician
Thomas M. Burgess (1806–1856), second mayor of Providence, Rhode Island
Thomas Burgess (settler), founder of Bala, Ontario, Canada, in the mid-1800s
Tom Burgess (cricketer) (1859–1922), English first-class cricketer
Bill Burgess (Thomas William Burgess, 1872–1950), Olympic bronze medallist, swam English Channel
Tom Burgess (baseball) (1927–2008), Canadian baseball player, coach and manager
Tom Burgess (Canadian football) (born 1964), Canadian Football League quarterback
Tom Burgess (rugby league) (born 1992), English Rugby League player
Thomas Burgess (umpire) (1888–1974), New Zealand Test cricket umpire
Tom Burgess (winemaker), founder of Burgess Cellars
Tom Burgess (Newfoundland politician) (1933–2006), member of the Newfoundland House of Assembly and leader of the New Labrador Party
Thomas Paul Burgess (born 1959), academic, novelist and musician from Northern Ireland
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