The Thynn family is a British aristocratic family known for its historical ties to the peerage. The family has held the title of Baron Bath since the 18th century, with the first baron being Thomas Thynn, who was granted the title in 1789. The family has a long lineage and has been involved in various social and political activities throughout British history. Members of the Thynn family have been associated with significant estates, including Longleat House, a grand stately home in Wiltshire. The family is also known for its contributions to the arts and philanthropy, with various members actively participating in charitable endeavors and cultural initiatives.