Myles (of Garythwaite) Sandys^[1]

1761 - 1839  (78 years)

• Name	Myles (of Garythwaite) Sandys  [2]
  Birth	1761  [2]
  Gender	Male
  Death	29 Sep 1839  [2]
  Person ID	I109514	First tree
  Last Modified	19 Aug 2013

  
  

  Father	Thomas (of Oldhall) Sandys   d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Ellen (of Skirton) Sandys   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F4272	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Elizabeth Hamilton-Dalrymple-Macgill   d. 1832
  Marriage	18 Feb 1790  [2]
  Children	1. Myles (of Garythwaite Hall) Sandys,   b. 27 Dec 1790   d. 17 Aug 1853 (Age 62 years)   2. John Dalrymple (of Garythwaite) Sandys,   b. 1793   d. 30 Nov 1871 (Age 78 years)   3. Thomas (of Shrewsbury) Sandys,   b. 1794   d. 6 Jan 1856 (Age 62 years)   4. George Sandys,   b. 26 Dec 1796   d. 20 Oct 1864 (Age 67 years)   5. William Travis Sandys   d. 21 Jan 1883   6. James Sandys   d. 5 Oct 1885   7. Elizabeth Hamilton Sandys   d. 7 Mar 1884   8. Ellen Sandys   d. 27 Jul 1865   9. Harriett Sandys   d. 16 Sep 1869   10. Agnes Sandys   d. Sep 1837   11. Jane Sandys   d. 24 Nov 1869
  Family ID	F4270	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	24 Jan 2013

  
  

• Notes

  Graythwaite Hall at http://www.cumbria.uk.com/cumbria/attractions/ldpeninsula/houses/graythwaite-hall.htm Graythwaite Hall Photographs "Situated on the west side of Windermere, just north of Lakeside. Thisgarden is open to the public daily and is well worth a visit. there is acar park in the grounds and an honesty box for you to pay your nominaladmission charge." http://www.graemes-view.co.uk/page34.html http://www.graemes-view.co.uk/page35.html http://www.graemes-view.co.uk/page36.html http://www.thecumbriadirectory.com/Tourist_Attractions/Gardens_and_Parks/Graythwaite_Hall_Gardens/Graythwaite_Hall_Gardens.php Below from http://www.lancshalls.co.uk/southlakelandhalls.htm Graythwaite Hall: Graythwaite Hall designed by Thomas Mauson in 1890 ison the west side of Windermere, not far from Hill Top, where Ransomespent his last years, and Rusland, where he is buried. The Sandys familyhave lived at the Hall for over 500 years. William Sandys (died circa 1548) who married to Margaret Dixon (diedafter 1548) owned Graythwaite Hall even though his principal residencewas Esthwaite Hall. William and his wife are entombed in the SandysChoir, in St Michael's Church, Hawkshead. Although the date of William'sis death disputed, documents prove that it was obviously between 23 April1546, when he signed his will, and 1549, when the Duchy of Lancasterrecords quote him as being deceased. These records refer to a case filedagainst his sons William & Christopher Sandys as to their legal right tosmithies fees from 'Furnace Fells' jointly granted to their father and aWilliam Sawrey by Henry VIII. William & Margaret had the followingchildren; (1) George, died on 10 September 1547 in battle on the field ofMusselburg, resided at Graywaite and Field Head in Hawkshead. (2)William, died about 1558; resided in Colton Hall and Cornishead Priory;was Bailiff of the Liberties in Furnace.(3) Edwin, (4) Christopher diedin April 1588, and was buried on 15 April 1588 in Hawkshead Church,England. (5) Myles was a resident of Latimers and Isthahamp ?, Bucks andBrimpsfield, Gloucester Co., and of the Middle Temple, London. He wasHigh Sheriff of Gloucester. (6) Anthony, died about November 1591, wasburied on 13 November 1591 in Hawkshead Church, England. His descendant,Major George Owen Sandys occupied Esthwaite Hall in 1915 and (7) Anne. In 1708 Myles Sandys, of Graythwaite Hall, was Sheriff of Lancashire. Thegarden at Graythwaite Hall, in the Lake District, was designed by T. H.Mawson in 1896. A Mr. Sands of Graythwaite, attorney at law, married Beatrix Potter withwhom he had a child that died young.

  
  

• Sources

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