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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On 12 January 1849, he survived an armed assault on the road whilst returning from a meeting in Askeaton. See reference note.
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Daughter of Thomas Chidley Coote and Elizabeth Anne Carr of Limerick. Sister of Sir Charles Coote premier bart. of Ireland (Burkes).
Her family owned lands and the castle at Mountrath, Queen's County.
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He was an officer in the Scots Fusilier Guards (from 1877, Scots Guards). He fought in the Peninsula War under The Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo.
He was also a magistrate in Queen's County.
He sold the Kilcavan estate in Queen's County and the Carrigafoyle Estates in County Kerry in 1867.
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Reverend Henry Lancelot Sandes, Rector of Ballycuslane, Diocese of Ardfert. (Burkes)
AKA "Harry".
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She was the daughter of Reverend Standish O'Grady and Mary Jane O'Grady.
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He is the twin brother of Henry Thomas Thompson Sandes.
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He emigrated to New Zealand in early 1863 with his brothers at the age of nineteen. He was a surveyor and was declared bankrupt in September 1884.
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Daughter of Rev. Edward Warren Caulfeild and Millicent Hellicar
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AKA "Harry" He is the twin brother of George Arthur Stewart Sandes. In January 1874 he became a Colonel in the Royal Artillery.
(see PDF Adrian Sandes - Chapter 1 Annex A, Part 3, Page 1, 3)
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He emigrated to New Zealand and was a Medical Practitioner and a Member of the Royal college of Surgeons. He practiced at his brother's (Thomas Goodman Sandes) surveyor's office in Hamilton, Waikato.
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He sailed for New Zealand in the sailing ship Gertrude. She arrived at Auckland on 10 February 1863. Nearly all the passengers were “Forty-Acre Settlers“, to whom land was granted by the NZ government to encourage immigration. On arrival in Auckland, Robert set up in business as a chemist, but when the Thames gold rush started he moved down the coast to Grahamstown, Thames.
In the early days of the Waikato conflict between the British and Maoris in 1863-64, he served as a colour-sergeant in the 3rd Waikato Regiment.
In 1876 he moved to Hamilton where he practised as a chemist and dentist for many years, and served on the borough council. He was a staunch Anglican and member of church choirs.
He ran for Mayor of Hamilton, Waikato in 1881 but was unsuccessful.
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William Alton, M.D. of Tralee. He was medical officer of the Tralee Union
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He was a County Inspector, R.I.C., (Royal Irish Constabulary) - (Burkes 1812)
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He served as a Captain in the East India Company armies, Madras Corps in India.
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Daughter of Hugh Eldon Yielding of New Park, County Limerick.
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Daughter of Capt. Charles John Whyte (of Loughbrickland, County Down. Captain 95th Regiment of Foot) and Rose Dartnell of Limerick.
"She was a descendant of Walter Whyte who was knighted in 1171 by King Henry II for his courage and allegiance in the conquest of Ireland under Strongbow."
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In 1851 he was recorded as the owner of two houses, namely No.s 24 and 35 The Square, Listowel.
There is a plaque dedicated to him in St John's church, Listowel.
He was the land agent for Sir John Benn-Walsh for his Irish estates. (see PDF document below).
He was sometimes referred to as "The Terror of North Kerry".
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