- Thomas Tulloch
Thomas de Tulloch or Thomas de Tulloch can refer to:
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Thomas Tulloch (Bishop of Ross) (died either 1460 or 1461), Scottish prelate
*Thomas Tulloch (Bishop of Orkney) (died after 1461), Scottish prelate
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