Family Members
This is a list of all known family-members who descend from William Sandes and Elizabeth Fernley up to the present day. You can do a name search below, just enter part of the first or last name. For a few family members that are still alive, only the name and year of birth will be displayed.
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Colonel Adrian Henry Warren Sandes was educated at Marlborough College and Kings College Cambridge. He was commissioned into the Royal Engineers in February 1942, and retired in May 1973 as a Colonel. He then became a Planning Inspector in the Department of the Environment until July 1991.
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Dr. Gladys Maud Sandes M.D. (London), F.R.C.S. was a Gynaecologist.
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He was a Captain in the Royal Fusiliers. He succeeded his father 13 February 1912.
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Captain Hugh Heneage Finch, son of George William Finch (d. 1902) and Margaretta Maria Fitzgerald (d. 1913).
At one time he was the owner of Sallow Glen.
He was a Captain in the R.F.R.A. and served in Ashanti and Northern Nigeria 1900-1901
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Daughter of Walter Miles Airey (1878-1938) and Beatrice Eleanor Hearn (1882-1964).
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Daughter of Leslie Wren Crosbie and Millicent Kathleen Lucy Ethel Johnston.
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His mother died in 1904 when he was five and his father took him to live at Marlesford Rectory to live with his grandparents. Whilst he was there he attended Oakham School in Rutland. He ran away from home and was sent to HMS Worcester training ship (now Thames Nautical Training College). Shortly after the outset of the First World War, he joined the Royal Navy as a midshipman.
He was demobilised in 1920 and went to Join the British South Africa Police in Southern Rhodesia (later Rhodesia now Zimbabwe).
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Daughter of Alfred Oscar Whiteman and Catherine Matilda MacFawn (NSW BMD)
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He Graduated Master of Medicine from Sydney Medical School in 1925 and practised medicine all his life.
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Daughter of Benjamin F. Nobbs and Amy Quintal, descendants of the Bounty Mutineers. (Wikipedia)
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He lived in Brisbane, Queensland in 1936, but spent most of his life living in and around Sydney, NSW. At one stage he lived as a patrol officer in Papua New Guinea.
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"Patricia (0109) was married three times. Her first husband was a POW of the Japanese and worked on the Burma Road (?). Her second husband was Colonel Tony Simpson, with whom she lived at Cascais, Portugal. Her third husband was Van Regensburg Versluys, an international lawyer. She now lives alone in Surrey."
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Daughter of Major-General Godfrey Edward Wildman-Lushington R.M. (ref UK, Naval Medal and Award Rolls, 1793-1972, for full name)
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AKA "Ben".
He took a BA at Cambridge and served throughout World War II in the RAF, becoming a Wing Commander and winning the DFC. After the war he farmed near Middleburg, South Africa until 1961, when he returned to England. In 1964 he settled at Ballyduff, Co. Waterford, Ireland, and has died.
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He took an MB at Cambridge University, and became a Surgeon Lieutenant RNVR.
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Following a visit to his grandparents in Ireland in 1916, he developed bacterial meningitis, causing permanent brain damage, and lived in sheltered housing in Bedford.
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In 1853 he fought in the Crimean War and was discharged from the Royal Artillery in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England on 10 January 1863.
He worked for the Queensland Police Force (now Queensland Police Service) as Senior Constable and was based at Harrisville. He later was transferred to Oxley, Brisbane and then Goodna, Ipswich and was promoted to Police Sergeant.
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He emigrated to The United States of America, arriving in New York in 1856 and he became a naturalized citizen of the United States 20 January 1862.
He was a Captain for the Third Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry in the Union Army and fought in the American Civil war. He was wounded in 1863 near Little Rock Arkansas during the Battle of Pine Bluff and subsequent Union occupation of Little Rock.
In the 1880 census, Henry and his family were living in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.
In 1895 he was living at the US National Home for disabled volunteer soldiers in Danville, Illinois. Whilst there, he gave his closest living relative as Margaret I. Sandes of 1194 Palmer Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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Deputy Lieutenant of Glenmalyre. Son of Rev. Thomas Trench, Dean of Kildare and Mary Weldon.