SANDS Family

Name forms

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Sands, Sandes, Sandys – all pronounced "sands" – is an ancient English family. Burke identifies a number of them in his General Armory.

Sandes, or Sands: (Lattimer, co. Buckingham, and co. Cumberland). Ar. a fess dancettée betw. three crosses pomels fitchée gu.
Sandes: (cos. Cumberland and Surrey, 1512). Sa. on a chev. betw. three men’s heads couped, sidefaced or, as many crosses crosslet fitchée gu. on a chief ar. three birds’ legs erased of the first. Crest—An heraldic tiger az. tufted, maned, collared, and lined or, the line twisted round the body four times and falling behind the hind legs.
Sandes: Ar. three blackamoors’ heads in profile couped betw. two chev. sa.; another, Ar. a chev. (another, two) gu. between three Moors’ heads sa.; another, Ar. a cross raguly and trunked sa. another, Ar. two chev. betw. three mullets pierced gu.; another, Ar. two chev. gu. betw. three mullets pierced sa.; another, Az. on a bend ar. a bear Sa. on a chief of the second three roses gu. barbed or.
Sandes: (Richard de Sandes,. temp. Richard II.) Ar. a fess dancettée betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu.
Sandes: (Sir Edwin Sandes, knighted by Sir George Cary, Lord Justice of Ireland, 23 Feb. 1599). Or, a fess raguly betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu.
Sands Sandys, or Sandes: (Wilberton, Isle of Ely, South Petherton. co. Somerset. Petersham, co. Surrey, and co. Westmoreland). Or, a fess indented (another, dancettée) betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu. Crest—A griffin segreant per fess or and gu.
Sands or Sandys: (London, temp. Henry VIII.). Ar. a cross raguly and trunked sa.
Sands: (Co. Lancaster). Or, a fess dancettée betw. three crosses crosslet gu.
Sands: Gu. a fess indented betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée or.
Sands: (Blackhall, co. Kildare, bart., extinct 1723; Sir William Sands, of Throwley, co. Kent, settled in Ireland, and was High Sheriff Co. Kildare 1676, in which year he was created a bart. the second bart, d.s.p. and intestate; administration granted 31 May, 1725; arms granted by Carney, Ulster, 4 June, 1683). Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu. on a chev. ar. betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée or, as many blackamoors' heads couped sa.; 2nd and 3rd, az. a fess or, betw. three bezants, on a chief ar. as many esca1lops gu. Crest—A blackamoors head couped sa. Motto—A Deo honor et fortuna.
Sandys: (Baron Sandys, of the Vine. In abeyance since 1700; Sir William Sandys, KG, son of Sir William Sandys, Knt., of the Vine, co. Hants, an eminent soldier temp. Henry VII. and Henry VIII., was summoned to Parliament 1529; the eighth baron d.s.p., when the barony fell into abeyance among his sisters). Ar. a cross ragulée sa. Crest—A winged goat's head and neck couped at the shoulders ar. horns and wings elevated or. Supporters—Two winged goats ar. horned and wings elevated or.
Sandys: (Baron Sandys, of Ombersley, created 1743, extinct 1797; Samuel Sandys, descended from Sir Samuel Sandys, Knt., eldest son of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York 1567-88, third son of George Sandys, citizen of London, temp. Henry VIII., was created a peer 1743; his granddau. and eventual heiress, Mary, dau. of Hon. Martin Sandys, m. Arthur, second Marquess of Downsshire). Or, a fess dancettée betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu. Crest—A griffin segreant per fess or and gu. Supporters—Two griffins per less or and gu. collared dancettée of the last. Motto—Probum non pœnitet.
Sandys, formerly Hill: (Baron Sandys, of Ombersley, created 1802; Mary, Marchioness of Devonshire, only dau. of Hon. Martin Sandys, and heir of Edwin, second Baron Sandys, of Ombersley, created 1743, was made Baroness Sandys, of Ombersley, 1802, with remainder to her second and younger sons; her third son, the second baron, assumed, 1861, the surname of Sandys). Quarterly, 1st and 4th, or, fess dancettée betw. three cross crosslets fitchée gu., for Sandys; 2nd and 3rd, sa. on a fess ar. betw. three leopards pass. guard. or, spotted of the field, as many escallops gu., for Hill. crests—1st, Sandys: A griffin segreant per fess or and gu.; 2nd, Hill: A stag's head couped gu. attired and collared or. Supporters-Two griffins per fess or and gu. collared dancettée of the last. Motto—Probum non pœnitet.
Sandys: (Northborne Court, Co. Kent, bart, extinct 1726; descended from Sir Edwin Sandys, Knt., second son of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York 1567-88; Sir Richard Sandys son of Edwin Sandys, the eldest son of Sir Edwin, was created a bart. 1684, and left two daus. his co-heirs: I. Anne, m. Charles Pyott, Esq., of St. Martin’s, Co. Kent; II. Priscilla, m. Henry Sandys, Esq., of Downe Hall, and brought her husband Northborne Court). Or, a fess wavy betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu.
Sandys: (Downe Hall, Co. Kent, afterwards of Northborne Court, in same co.; descended from Richard Sandys, second son of Sir Edwin Sandys, Knt., son of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York 1567-68; Henry Sandys, who d. 1726, m. his cousin Priscilla dau. of Sir Richard Sandys, Bart., of Northborne, and was father of Richard Sandys, Esq., of Northborne and Downe Hall). Same Arms.
Sandys: (Wilberton, co. Cambridge, bart., extinct 1644; Sir Miles Sandys, Knt., third son of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York 1567-88, was created a bart. 1612; the second bart. d.s.p.). Same Arms.
Sandys: (Esthwaite and Graythwaite, co. Lancaster, Visit. 1664; descended from Anthony Sandys, Esq., of Esthwaite, younger brother of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York, ancestor of Lord Sandys, of Ombersley; his great-grandson, Thomas Sandys, of Esthwaite, m. Anne, dau. and eventually sole heiress of Myles Sandys, Esq., of Graythwaite Hall, and had a son and heir, Myles Sandys, who inherited both Esthwaite and Graythwaite). Ar. a fess dancettée betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu. Crest—A griffin segreant per fess or and gu. Motto—Probum non pœnitet.
Sandys: (South Petherton, co. Somerset; William and Emanuel Sandys, sons of William Sandys, Visit. Somerset, 1623, grandson of Richard Sandys, co. Lancaster, second son of Miles Sandys, the grandson of William Sandys, Esq., of St. Bees, in the latter co.). Or, a fess indented betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu.
Sandys: (St. Minver, co. Cornwall; descended from William Sandys, Esq., of Nambol, seated there temp. James I.). Erminois on a fess, dancettée per pale gu. and az. betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée of the second as many escallops or. Crest—A griffin segreant per fess erminois and az. betw. the claws a cross crosslet fitchée, as in the arms.
Sandys: (Lanarth, co. Cornwall; descended from William Sandys, Esq., of Nambol). Or, a fess indented betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu.
Sandys: (co. Cornwall). Or, on a fess dancettée per pale gu. and az. betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée of the second as many escallops ar. Crest—A griffin segreant holding betw. the feet a cross crosslet fitchée gu.
Sandys: (Messenden Castle, co. Gloucester, bart., extinct). Quarterly, 1st and 4th, or, a fess dancettée betw. three crosses crosslet fitchée gu., for Sandys; 2nd and 3rd, pean a bend lozengy ar., for Bayntun. Crests—1st: A griffin segreant per fess or and gu., for Sandys; 2nd: A Griffin's head erased sa. charged with a cross crosslet fitchée or, for Bayntun.

Relatives

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	GRIFFIN, Teresa [1832-1906] – American author, activist SAND402 4C2 Spouse: ¤VIELÉ, Egbert Ludovicus, General [1825-1902] American military officer and engineer Daughter: ¤VIELÉ, Kathlyne [1853-?] American genealogist and historian Son: ¤VIELÉ, Herman Knickerbocker [1856-1908] American novelist, playwright, author, artist Son: ¤VIELÉ-GRIFFIN, Francis [1864-1937] American expatriate poet Grandaughter: ¤VIELÉ, Emily [1865-?] American poet and novelist
	SANDES, Henry (Rev.) [1572-1626] – English cleric SAND92 8GGFa Eighth child of the Archbishop ¤Edwin Sandys and his sixth son, was born on September 30, 1572 between eight and nine o'clock at night. His godfathers were Henry, Earl of Huntington, and William Lord Sandes, his godmother, Lady Margaret Tailboies. [The Genesis of the United States, p.992]
	SANDS, Comfort [1748-1834] – American merchant SAND412 1C5 Sands Point, Long Island, NY, is named for him. Comfort Sands (1748-1843) lived far longer than most people of his time and had an illustrious carreer like his brother, the Colonel [John IV, 1737-1811]. ... A substantial businessman, he was a founding director of the Bank of New York in 1784. Comfort was 17 when he was part of a group that burned 10 bales of papers brought over from London. Four years later, he joined an association that vowed not to import goods from Great Britain until the repeal of the Tea Act and the Act imposing duties on glass and paint. In 1774, he was appointed by Congress to be a member of the Committee of 60, to carry out the non-importation resolution. He was subsequently elected a member of the Provincial Congress and served on the Committee of Safety. Although he stayed away from Long Island to avoid capture during the war, he supported the Revolution by serving on various provisional bodies. He also aided the cause [by] using merchant ships that he owned, and lost one vessal to the British that had a cargo worth £10,000. He later accepted an appointment as auditor general of the State of New York, a position he held until his resignation in 1782. [Kent, Joan Gay; Discovering Sands Point; 2000, ISBN 0-9705843-0-X] wiki:  Son: ¤SANDS, Robert Charles [1799-1832] American writer and poet Brother: ¤SANDS, Joshua [1757-1835] American soldier, lawyer, state senator, congressman
	SANDS, Ethel [1873-1962] – Expat. American artist and hostess SAND1688 5C1 wiki:
	SANDS, Francis Guthrie [1900-1973] – ::> Firsts, superlatives and onlys (current records only) ::> first radio telephony in Danbury, CT (1920) SAND84 S2
	SANDS, Guglielma [[1777ca-1799]] – American murder victim SAND1649 2C4 She was murdered and her body thrown down a well. Her accused murderer, Levi Weeks [1776-1819], a local carpenter, retained a defense team of renowned lawyers in the first recorded murder trial in the United States, the infamous Manhattan Well Murder trial of 1800. He was acquitted after but 5 minutes deliberation in a very unpopular decision. Weeks' defense counsel included ¤Aaron Burr, ¤Alexander Hamilton, and ¤Henry Brockholst Livingston. (Burr and Hamilton, of course, would meet four years later in the most famous duel in American history.)
	SANDS, James, Capt. [~1621-1695] – English-American pioneer SAND36 7GGFa
	SANDS, John [1649-1712] – American maritime merchant SAND38 6GGFa A sea-faring man, John set up a shipping business about 1696. About 1700 he brought the first seeds or saplings of locust trees from Virginia to Long Island. They proved so hardy and prolific that the name of the locality was changed from Buckram to Locust Valley, which name remains today. Many a sound New England wood fence was founded on the particularly dense and rot-resistant locust posts from trees descended from those introduced by John.
	SANDS, Joseph [1772-1825] – SAND421 2C4 About the year 1796, when America was at war for a few weeks with the French Consulate, Joseph Sands was supercargo on an American vessel when the ship was captured by the French and Joseph was taken prisoner. He was incarcerated in the Conciergerie. The Governor of the prison was an Austrian Major, Mathias Kampfel, whose daughter Maria Theresa, was an attractive girl of fifteen. Joseph promptly fell in love with her. After his release, they were married in Paris in 1801 by Tallyrand, Bishop of Autun. A fellow prisoner was John Vanderlyn, 1775-1852, American artist, b. Kingston, NY, studying in Paris at the time. From the back of a portrait of Joseph Sands is the following: This crayon [pencil] portrait of Joseph Sands, son of ¤Comfort Sands, was drawn by [John Vanderlyn] in Paris in 1797, out of gratitude, Joseph Sands having paid the artist's debts and procured his release from a French prison. Joseph Sands left this portrait to his daughter Mary, wife of Francis Griffin. She gave it to Joseph Sands, eldest son of her brother, Charles Edwin Sands of Annandale, Dutchess Co, NY, with the express wish that it descend in the male line of Charles E. Sands' family.
	SANDS, Joshua [1757-1835] – American soldier, lawyer, state senator, congressman SAND289 1C5 wiki:  Brother: ¤SANDS, Comfort [1748-1834] American merchant
	SANDS, Joshua Rattoon [1795-1884] – American naval officer SAND320 2C4 SANDS, Joshua Ratoon, naval officer, was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., May 13, 1795; son of the Hon. Joshua Sands. He was appointed midshipman in the U.S. navy, June 18, 1812; served under Commodore Chauncey on Lake Ontario, in the action with the Royal George; was transferred to the Madison in April, 1813, and carried orders from Chauncey to the different vessels during the engagement resulting in the capture of Toronto, and also took part in the capture of Fort George. He was attached to the Pike, and served on shore in a battery in 1814, until ordered to the frigate Superior. He was attached to the Washington in the Mediterranean, 1815-18; was promoted lieutenant, April 1, 1818, served on board the Hornet off the coast of Africa, and in the West Indies in 1819; on the Franklin on Pacific coast, 1821-24; on the Vandalia, Brazil, 1828-30; was on recruiting duty, 1830-40; was promoted commander, Feb. 23, 1841, and was at the navy yard, New York, 1841-43. He commanded the Falmouth in the Gulf and West Indies, 1843-45; the Vixen during the Mexican war; took part in the capture of Alverado, Tabasco and Laguna, and was made governor of Laguna. He engaged the castle of San Juan d'Ulloa from Point Horwas in the attack on Vera Cruz; assisted in the capture of Tampico and Tuspan in 1847, and was intrusted with various trophies of war, which he conveyed horse, together with despatches and a letter to the navy department commending his action in the engagements. He commanded the North Carolinas, 1848-50; the frigate St. Lawrence at the World's fair in England, and at Portugal in 1851, and was promoted Captain, Feb. 25, 1854. He commanded the Susquehanna in Central America; in the Mediterranean and in England, 1856; was engaged in laying the Atlantic cable in 1857, and was a member of the expedition to Central America against General Walker's filibusters. He commanded the Brazilian squadron on the flagship Congress, 1859-61; was retired by age limit, Dec. 21, 1861, and was promoted commodore on the retired list, July 16, 1862, and rear-admiral, July 25, 1866. He served as light-house inspector on Lakes Erie and Ontario and the St. Lawrence river, 1862-66, and as port-admiral at Norfolk, Va., 1869-72. He gave the sword and epaulets presented him by the citizens of Brooklyn, N.Y., and the gold snuff box inlaid with diamonds, the gift of Queen Victoria in 1851, to the Historical society of Brooklyn. He was senior officer of the navy on the retired list at the time of his death, which occurred in Baltimore, Md., Oct. 2, 1883. BDNA
	SANDS, Louis Joseph [1836-1914] – Naval officer SAND462 4C2 He was secretary to his kinsman, Com. Joshua R. Sands, aboard the U.S. Frigate Susquehanna, which in 1857 took part in the laying of the first trans-Atlantic cable, from Ireland to the United States. He was a member of the military order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, and of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution.
	SANDS, Mercy [1665-1741] – SAND96 S8 Supposed provisioner of Capt. William Kidd; Following the death of her husband, the wealthy widow bought a large plantation on Fisher's Island, near Mystic. Captain Kidd made the little harbor there his port, alternating this anchorage with Gardiner's Bay. Mercy provisioned him, and boarded a strange lady whom he called his wife for a considerable time. When he was ready to depart, he bade her to hold out her apron, which she did, and he threw in handfuls of gold, jewels, and other precious commodities, until the strings broke, as the wages of her hospitality.
	SANDS, Robert Charles [1799-1832] – American writer and poet SAND438 2C4 He was one of the "Knickerbocker group", a group which also included Washington Irving, ¤William Cullen Bryant, James Kirke Paulding, Gulian Crommelin Verplanck, Fitz-Greene Halleck, ¤Joseph Rodman Drake, Lydia M. Child, and Nathaniel Parker Willis. wiki:  Father: ¤SANDS, Comfort [1748-1834] American merchant
	SANDYS, Celia [?-?] – British writer ::> 800: Writers, poets, etc. ??? ::> SAND1314 18C1
	SANDYS, Duncan Edwin [1908-1987] – British peer, government official SAND1312 18C
	SANDYS, Edwin, Archbishop [1516?-1588] – English prelate SAND140 9GGFa
	SANDYS, Edwin, Sir [1561-1629] – English colonial organizer SAND145 S10
	SANDYS, Edwina [*1938-?] – British sculptor, MBE SAND1313 18C1
	SANDYS, George [1578-1644] – English-American colonist & poet SAND151 S10
	SANDYS, Julian George Winston [1936-1997] – British barrister SAND1315 18C1
	SANDYS, Samuel, Sir [1560-1623] – SAND144 S10 Oldest son and first child of Archbishop Edwin Sandys, born on December 28, 1560. He inherited from his father the manor of Ombersley in the county of Westchester. He was Member of Parliament for Ripon, 1586-87, and for Worcestershire, 1609-11. He was knighted at Whitehall on July 23, 1603. He also became a member and shareholder of the Virginia Company in 1612. He became sheriff of Westchestershire in 1618, and Member of Parliament for that county in 1614 and again in 1621-22. He was the ancestor of the barons Sandy of Ombersley, Worcestershire, the most notable one, perhaps, being Samuel Sandys, the first baron, who was born about 1695 and was a grandson of Sir Samuel Sandys of Ombersley, whose son, Edwin Sandys, was his father. His mother was the Baroness Alice Rashout, of Worcestershire. He was noted mainly for his attacks on the government.
	STROTHER-TUCKMAN, Elise [?-?] – American author ::> 800: Writers, poets, etc. ??? ::> SAND1017 6C
	VIELÉ, Egbert Ludovicus, General [1825-1902] – American military officer and engineer SAND451 4C2 Spouse: ¤GRIFFIN, Teresa [1832-1906] American author, activist Daughter: ¤VIELÉ, Kathlyne [1853-?] American genealogist and historian Son: ¤VIELÉ, Herman Knickerbocker [1856-1908] American novelist, playwright, author, artist Son: ¤VIELÉ-GRIFFIN, Francis [1864-1937] American expatriate poet Grandaughter: ¤VIELÉ, Emily [1865-?] American poet and novelist
	VIELÉ, Emily [1865-?] – American poet and novelist ::> 800: Writers, poets, etc. ??? ::> SAND876 5C1
	VIELÉ, Herman Knickerbocker [1856-1908] – American novelist, playwright, author, artist SAND873 5C1 Parent: ¤VIELÉ, Egbert Ludovicus, General [1825-1902] American military officer and engineer Parent: ¤GRIFFIN, Teresa [1832-1906] American author, activist Sibling: ¤VIELÉ, Kathlyne [1853-?] American genealogist and historian Sibling: ¤VIELÉ, Herman Knickerbocker [1856-1908] American novelist, playwright, author, artist Sibling: ¤VIELÉ-GRIFFIN, Francis [1864-1937] American expatriate poet Niece: ¤VIELÉ, Emily [1865-?] American poet and novelist
	VIELÉ, Kathlyne [1853-?] – American genealogist and historian SAND872 5C1
	VIELÉ-GRIFFIN, Francis [1864-1937] – American expatriate poet SAND875 5C1 né VIELÉ, Egbert Ludovicus, Jr. Parent: ¤VIELÉ, Egbert Ludovicus, General [1825-1902] American military officer and engineer Parent: ¤GRIFFIN, Teresa [1832-1906] American author, activist Sibling: ¤VIELÉ, Kathlyne [1853-?] American genealogist and historian Sibling: ¤VIELÉ, Herman Knickerbocker [1856-1908] American novelist, playwright, author, artist Daughter: ¤VIELÉ, Emily [1865-?] American poet and novelist 5C1: ¤DAVIS, Roderic A., 2nd [?-?] Just for reference

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  - SANDYS of Lancashire, Eng. & Rhode Island
- The Old Merchants of New York, Vol 3, 1864 , Page 136 A narrative catalog of New York Sands businessmen and their companies. At GenLib (subscription required)
- Early Photos
Places
- Thesaurus of Geographic Names SANDYS
- Thesaurus of Geographic Names SANDS
- Sandys Parish, Bermuda (pronounced as "sands")
- Sands Point, NY (Long Island)
  - Lighthouse lighthouse, completed in 1809, 4th erected on Long Island
  - The Preserve
    - Sands Point Preserve
    - Sands Point Preserve
  - Other specifics
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    - Kingdom Of Acre: Sands Point Faire
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  - Community Profile / Sands Point
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Marcus, Lord Sandys [living 1835]: Supposed inventor of Worcestershire Sauce
SANDES, Maurice Fitzgerald [1805-?]: English civil servant, adventurer, inventor of an indigo dye
SANDS, Ben (of Madisonville, TN): American politician
SANDS, Benjamin Aymer [1853-1917]: American politician
SANDS, Benjamin F. [living 1873]: American naval officer (Rear Admiral)
SANDS, Bobby [1954-1981]: Irish republican
SANDS, Charles [1865-1945]: American golfer & tennis player
SANDS, Charlie [*1947]: American baseball player
SANDS, Charlie [1911-1953]: American ice hockey player
SANDS, David: Scottish grocer and chain developer
SANDS, David [1745-1818]: American Quaker preacher
SANDS, Edward F. [1894-[--?--]]: American murder suspect
SANDS, George [living 1940]: American politican
SANDS, George W. [living 1868]: American politican
SANDS, Herbert F. [living 1900]: American politican

SANDS, J. W. [living 1868]: American politican
SANDS, James H. [1845-1911]: American naval officer
SANDS, Jodie: American popular singer
SANDS, Julian R. [*1958]: English film actor
SANDS, Lynsay: Canadian author
SANDS, Margeurite [living 1988]: American politican
SANDS, Robert [living 1796-1800]: American politican
SANDS, Stafford [1913-1972]: Bahamanian government official
SANDS, Tommy [*1937]: American pop singer and actor
SANDS, Tucker K. [living 1916]: American politican
SANDS, William Franklin [1874-1946]: American diplomat
SANDYS, Anthony Frederick Augustus [1832-1904]: English artist
SANDYS, John Edwin, Sir [1844-1922]: English scholar
SANDYS, William [1792-1874]: English collector of English & French carols

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