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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Son of William Stanhope Stockley, Irish landowner. Lieutenent-Colonel C M Stockley, Norfolk Regiment.
Colonel Stockley served in the Bengal Army as an Ensign in 1862.
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Alternatively Mary Anne Kathleen Sandes (see reference note Irish Church records)
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She was the founder of the Sandes Homes for Soldiers and Airmen still in existence today.
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He was educated at Bromsgrove School, and graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge. He was a Barrister at Law, Justice of the Peace and the High Sheriff of Kerry in 1885.
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Daughter of Dr. Rawdon Macnamara M.D. of Dublin. AKA Sarah Amy Macnamara
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In the record of her daughter's death in 1959 her maiden name is given as Emily A Sandes.
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He was born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States in 1858.
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He was a Barrister at Law, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff of Kerry in 1882.
He graduated 1866 B.A. Trinity College, Dublin.
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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Educated at Trinity College, Dublin. He was a Justice of the Peace and called to the Irish bar in 1893.
Captain 4th Battalion, Royal Munster Fusilers.
AKA "Jack"
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Daughter of John Sale of The Manor House, Barrow-on-Trent and Mary Poole
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Of Mill Street, County Cork, son of Rev. Thomas Moriarty, Dean of Ardfert.
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Fleet-Surgeon Ingham Hanbury C.B., R.N., served in (Anglo) Egyptian War 1882
Son of Samuel Hanbury
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He was Captain of the Kerry Militia (now 3rd Royal Munster Fusiliers, Tralee)
There is a stained glass window in St John's Church, Listowel dedicated to him by his father.
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of Gisborne, New Zealand, son of Gwalter Palairet and Emma Clara (Palairet).
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He and his brother Frederick sailed to New Zealand in August 1879. He qualified as a surveyor practising his profession at Hamilton, and subsequently at Invercargill and Christchurch, until his retirement in 1930.
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Son of Henry Upton and Sophia (Upton).
He was a Warrant Officer 2nd Class (Sergeant Major) during the Second World War. He was captured but released in 1945
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"In 1914 she joined the VADs, and in 1919 took up work as a radiographer. In 1925 she contracted sleeping sickness. From 1926 she looked after her mother until her death in 1934, after which she made a trip round the world by sea, visiting relatives in Australia and New Zealand."
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Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Warren Caulfeild Sandes D.S.O., M.C., O.B.E.
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He was an engineer, first at sea and then for many years at the Napier Hospital (now defunct).
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"He joined up at 19 in the Army, fighting at Gallipoli and on the Somme, where he was wounded and evacuated to England. He spent just over 4 years in the Army, then ran an orchard business in Central Otago with Noel, but when it suffered severe frost damage he moved to Dunedin in 1945."
08-0710
He was an accountant and was also a partner of his brother Tom as an orchardist in Roxburgh.