Falkiner Sandes Collis-Sandes (1844 - 1912)
Personal details
Person ID:
08-0320
Gender:
Male
Living:
No
Pedigree:
Notes
He went to Bromsgrove School and graduated 1866 B.A. Trinity College, Dublin. He was a Barrister at Law, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff of Kerry in 1882.
The 1891 census shows them all to be living at 7 Southwell Gardens, Kensington with seven servants.
He was in 1879 granted leave by Royal Licence to take the name and armorial bearings of Sandes in compliance with his uncle’s will.
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Relationships
Children:
Marriage date:
31 October 1882
References:
Family
Mother:
Birth
Date:
15 October 1844
Place:
Notes:
He was born at Oakpark House (now Collis-Sandes House), Tralee, County Kerry.
Baptism
Date:
12 November 1844
Place:
Notes:
He was baptised at Kilnaughtin Parish Church, Tarbert, County Kerry.
Residence (Ireland)
Place:
Notes:
They lived at Oak Park House (Now Collis-Sandes house) Tralee, County Kerry.
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Education - Bromsgrove School
Date:
1862
Place:
Notes:
He went to Bromsgrove School, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire and left in 1862.
References:
Irish Census 1911
Date:
2 April 1911
Place:
Notes:
They were living at Oak Park House, Tralee.
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Death
Date:
13 February 1912
Place:
Notes:
He died at Oakpark House, Tralee, County Kerry.
Probate
Date:
22 March 1912
Place:
Notes:
He left £59, 447 10s. 4d. to Maurice James Collis Sandes and Francis George Mirfield.
Oak Park House, Tralee
Image by Michael Sandes May 2013
Falkiner Sandes Collis-Sandes (1844 - 1912)
Scanned from a book found in The National Library of Ireland