Field Marshal H.H. Ibrahim Pasha, Vali of Egypt, etc. had further issue:
4) H.H. Prince Mustafa Bahgat ‘Ali Fazil Pasha. b. at Cairo, 22nd February 1830 (s/o Ulfat Khanum), educ. Egyptain Mission Sch, Paris, France. Granted the rank of Vizier with three horse-tails 20th April 1858. Heir Apparent to his brother Ismail from 18th December 1863 to 28th May 1866, when primogeniture in the line of the ruling Khedive became established. ADC to ‘Abbas I Hilmi 1849-1854, Mbr Egyptian Council of State 1854-1857, and of the Ottoman Council of Reforms (Majlis-i-Tanzimat) 1857 and High Council of State (Majlis-i Aliya) 1862-1866 & 1869-1872, Ottoman Minister without Portfolio 1857 and 1868-1869, and Chair Treasury Brd of the High Council of State 1865-1866, Minister for Education 1861-1862, Finance 1862-1864 and 1869, Minister for Justice and Dir-Gen of Charitable Endowments (Waqfs) 1871-1872. He was exiled from Turkey 1866 and settled in Naples and later Paris, where he assumed the leadership and financing of the constitutional reform group “The New Ottomans” January 1867. Returned to Istanbul September 1867 and supported the London based opposition newspaper “Hürriyet” (Freedom) 1867-1869. Rcvd: the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1st class , and Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1st class of Turkey, GC of the Order of St Olav of Norway (25.7.1866), etc. m. (first) at Istanbul, 4th February 1849, Dil-azad KhanumEffendi (b. at Istanbul, 2nd January 1837; d. there 24th December 1885). m. (second) at Istanbul, 26th August 1857, Rang-i-Gul [Ronuk ul] KhanumEffendi (b. at Istanbul, 1839; d. there 6th October 1891). m. (third) at Istanbul, 14th April 1864, Razmi KhanumEffendi (b. at Istanbul, 1846; d. at Istanbul, 22nd December 1867). m. (fourth) at Istanbul, Khadija Kinguli KhanumEffendi (b. 1853; d. 1933). m. (a) ca. 1856, Aqtab Kadin. m. (b) ca. 1856, Nubariz Kadin. m. (c) ca. 1858, Nuvash Kadin. m. (d) ca. 1858, Misl Jahan Kadin. m. (e) ca. 1858, Ahawafaz Kadin. m. (f) ca. 1860, Bihruz Kadin. m. (g) ca. 1868, Naza Misl Kadin. m. (h) ca. 1874, Gonja Leb Kadin (d. at Cairo, 11th February 1933). He d. at Kandilli, Bosphorus, 11th November 1875 (bur.
Mustafa Fazil Pasha Mosque, Sharia Port Said, Cairo), having had issue, ten sons and six daughters:
a) H.H. Prince Usman Fu’ad Pasha. b. at Istanbul, 25th January 1855
(or 10th December 1860 Gotha 1942) (s/o Rang-i-Gul KhanumEffendi), educ. privately. Granted the rank of Vizier with three horse-tails 6th July 1876. Ottoman Minister of State 1876. m.
at Cairo, 25th July 1874, H.H. Princess Pakiza KhanumEffendi (b. at Istanbul, 6th
May 1859; d. at Alexandria,13th May 1921). He d. at Cairo, 11th February 1898, having had issue, three sons and four daughters:
i) H.H. Prince Husam ud-din Usman Fazil Bey.b. 9th November 1875. He d. young.
ii) H.H. Prince Ahmad Usman Fazil Bey.b. at Cairo, 21st October 1880, educ. in Cairo and at the Theresianum, Vienna, Austria. m. at Chamlija, Turkey, 8th April 1917 (div. 1920), Halima Khanum (b. at Kanlija, Istanbul, 4th May 1895; d. at Naples, 19xx), daughter of H.E. Nusrat Sadu’llah Bey Ayashli, sometime Env. Ext. & Min. Plen. to the Netherlands and Yugoslavia, by his wife H.H. Princess Rukiya Khadija KhanumEffendi, sixth daughter of H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abdu’l-Halim Pasha. He d. at Ma’adi, Cairo, 22nd February 1928, having had issue, an only daughter:
(1) Nabila Ulfat Amina Khanum. b. at Chamlija, Turkey, 18th August 1918. m. Sanjar Celâloglu, eldest son of ‘Abbas Bey Celâloglu, by his wife Nabila Tawfika KhanumEffendi, fourth daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abbas Halim Pasha. She had issue, an only daughter - see above.
iii) H.H. Prince Sulaiman Usman Bey.b. 18th August 1883, educ. in Cairo and at the Theresianum, Vienna, Austria. He d. at Cairo, 16th November 1894.
i) H.H. Princess Badia Zainab KhanumEffendi. b. at Cairo, 24th June 1877.m. at Cairo, 18xx, H.E. Yusuf Kamil Pasha, sometime Minister for Justice. She d.s.p. at Istanbul, 1959.
ii) H.H. Princess Fazila Zubaida KhanumEffendi. b. 6th August 1878. m. as his first husband, 1898, H.H. Prince Muhammad Vahad ud-din Ibrahim Bey (b. at Cairo, 29th September 1879; m. second, 1902, Saliha Khanum, and d. in a car crash in Paris, France, 10th May 1906), eldest son of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Fahmi Pasha, by his first wife, Vijdan Navjuvan Khanum. She d. at Cairo, 29th April 1900, having had issue, an only son - see above.
iii) H.H. Princess Ulfat Khadija KhanumEffendi. b. at Cairo, 3rd September 1881 . m. at Cairo, 21st February 1895 (nikah) and at the Palace of Shubra, Cairo, 2nd March 1895 (zifaf) (div. 27th April 1924) H.H. Prince Muhammad Ibrahim Halim Pasha (b. at the Palace of Shubra, Cairo, 3rd May 1870; m. second, 1915, Taran-i-Dil Khanum, and d. at Cairo, 24th September 1951), youngest son of H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abdu’l-Halim Pasha. She had issue, one son and one daughter - see above.
b) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Fazil Pasha [Prince Mohammad Aly Fadel]. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 31st January 1857 (s/o Aqtab Kadin). Granted the rank and title of Mîrmîran Pasha. m. (div.) Malak Khanum (b. 1867; m. second, 1895, Hasib Bey Bayindirlizade), eldest daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. Ibrahim Hilmy PashaGuiridlyzade, from the Polyanli family, sometime ADC to the Sultan of Turkey and Governor of Candia, Biga, Kastamonu, Rhodes and Canik (Samsun), by his wife, Fatima Khanum, daughter of Kamil Bey. He d.s.p. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1st July 1915 (bur. there).
c) H.H. Prince Ahmad Rushdi Fazil Bey. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 2nd January 1858 (s/o Misli Jahan Kadin). m. 5th February 1877, Farah-Dil KhanumEffendi (d. 1899, bur. Mustafa Fazil Pasha Mosque, Sharia Port Said, Cairo). He d. at Cairo, Egypt, 5th November 1879 (bur. Mustafa Fazil Pasha Mosque, Sharia Port Said, Cairo), having had issue, an only son:
i) H.H. Prince ‘Ali Haidar Rushdi Fazil Pasha Shinasi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 26th September 1878. A gifted poet in both French and Turkish. m. 3rd May 1902 (div. 1909), Zainab Khanum Effendi (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 18th March 1883), styled Princess with the style of Her Highness 3rd May 1902 to 1909, daughter of Major-General H.E. (Sahib ul-Ma’ali) ‘Ali Fahmi Pasha, sometime Minister for War and Marine. He d. at Cairo, Egypt, 25th November 1929, having had issue, an only daughter:
(1) Nabila Fatimat uz-Zahra. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 24th October 1903. Granted the title of Nabil 21st June 1922. m. at Alexandria, Egypt, 25th August 1930, H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Dr. Muhammad Faik Yeghen Bey (b. 27th December 1901), Hon Court Chamberlain and Master of Ceremonies to King Faruk, rcvd: GO of the Order of the Nile, son of (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad Fathy Yeghen Bey, by his wife, Aisha Khanum, daughter of H.E. (Sahib ul-Ma’ali) ‘Ali Haidar Yeghen Pasha, sometime Minister for Finance. She d. at Cairo, Egypt, 30th January 1983, having had issue, two sons and one daughter – see above.
d) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince ‘Ali Kamil Fazil Pasha. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 22nd December 1858 (s/o Nuvash Kadin). Granted the rank and title of MîrmîranPasha. m. (first) at Istanbul, Turkey, 1879 (div. 1886) H.H. Princess Naima KhanumEffendi (b. at Cairo, Egypt, , 4th January 1862; m. second, 1st April 1887 (div.) H.E. (Sahib ul-Ma’ali) Muhammad Ratib Pasha. m. third, Ibrahim Bey. m. fourth, ‘Ali Shahine Bey, and d. at Cairo, Egypt, 16th February 1904), posthumous daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, sometime Governor-General of the Yemen, by Falaksu Khanum Effendi. m. (second) at Alexandria, Egypt, 1886, H.H. Princess Saliha Zainab Khanum, daughter of Major-General H.H. Prince (Amir) Mahmud bin Muhammad Ben Ayad [Mahmoud Benaïed], sometime Kaid of Djerba, Sousse and Cap Bon, in Tunisia. He d. at Nice, France, 18th April 1929 (bur. Fazil Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), having had issue, one son and two daughters:
i) H.H. Prince Mustafa Kamil Fazil Bey. b. 1886 (s/o Princess Saliha Zainab). m. 1908, H.H. Princess Leila Khanum (b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1890; d. 24th September 1940), from the Ben Ayad family, possibly the youngest daughter of H.H. Prince (Amir) Muhammad at-Tahir Pasha Ben Ayad. He d. at Grasse, near Nice, France, 11th July 1929 (bur. Fazil Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), having had issue, an only daughter:
i) H.H. Princess Inji [Angu] Fitnat KhanumEffendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 3rd December 1880 (d/o Princess Naima). m. at Istanbul, Turkey, … She had issue, two sons.
ii) Nabila Samiha Amina Kamil Fazil KhanumEffendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 1st April 1891 (d/o Princess Saliha Zainab). Granted the title of Nabila 21st June 1922. m. (div.) H.H. Prince (Amir) Ibrahim Bey Ben Ayad (b. 1881; d.s.p.), fourth son of H.H. Prince (Amir) Muhammad at-Tahir Pasha Ben Ayad, by his wife, H.H. Princess Rukiya Khanum Effendi, daughter of H.H. Prince Mustafa Bahgat ‘Ali Fazil Pasha. She d. by drowning when the airline in which she was travelling crashed at sea, near Terracina, Italy, 15th February 1947.
e) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Ibrahim Rashid Fazil Pasha. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 15th February 1861 (s/o Bihruz Kadin), educ. the Military Acad of the Abbasiya, Cairo, Egypt. Granted the rank and title of Mîrmîran Pasha with two horse-tails together with the rank of Lieut-Gen in the Imperial Ottoman Army. m. at Cairo, Egypt, 1882, H.H. Princess Fatma Daulat Khanum (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 28th October 1863; d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1911), daughter of H.E. Hasan Burhan Ratib Pasha, by his wife, Amina Khanum, daughter of H.E. Abu Bakar Ratib Effendi, sometime Ottoman Secretary of State (Rais Effendi) and Env Extr & Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Vienna. He d. at Cairo, Egypt, 16th December 1907 (bur. there at the Fazil Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i), having had issue, two daughters:
i) H.H. Princess Mahivash Aziza Khanum Effendi. b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 23rd December 1883, educ. privately. m. (first) at Alexandria, Egypt, 1907 (div. 20th March 1921) H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Ibrahim Ratib Bey (b. at Cairo, Egypt, March 1887), cmsnd as 2nd-Lieut Ottoman Infantry 1915, served in the Great War in the Dardenelles (wounded), Deputy Governor of Cairo 1924-1925, MLA (Cairo-Abdin) 1925-1928, Env Extr & Minister Plen to Turkey 1928-1930, and the USA 1934-1935, Senator 1932-1934, elder son of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Muhammad Ratib Pasha, of Tusya, by his first wife, Zulaikha Khanum. m. (second) 1922, … She d. 2nd April 1968, having had issue, two sons by her first husband:
(1) H.H. Damad Ahmad al-Jazuli Ratib BeyEffendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 7th June 1912 (s/o Ibrahim Ratib Bey). m. at Cairo, Egypt, 7th October 1940 (div. there 19xx), H.I.H. Princess Mihr-i-Mah Seljuk Sultana (b. at the Nishantashi Palace, Pera, Turkey, 15th June 1920; m. second, at Cairo, Egypt, , 7th April 1966, H.H. Damad Ismail Azim BeyEffendi, and d. at Monaco, 11th May 1980, bur. Cairo, Egypt), only daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel H.I.H. Prince ‘Abdu’r Rahim Hayri Effendi, by his wife, Nabila Amina KhanumEffendi, third daughter of H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Abbas Halim Pasha. He d. 1972, having had issue, one son and two daughters – see Turkey.
(2) Ibrahim Ilhami Ratib Effendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 7th December 1913 (s/o Ibrahim Ratib Bey). Civil engineer. Dir S.A. des Tramways de Cairo. Assoc Inst of Engineers (A.I.Ig.). Mbr Gezira Sporting Club (GSC), Royal Automobile Club (RACE), Royal Yacht Club of Egypt (RYCE), National Sporting Club (NSC), etc. m. 19th August 1937, Amina Rukiya Khanum (b. 31st January 1913), former wife of Fuad Muhsin, and of Shahab ud-din Husain [Al-Amir Shehab el din Hussein], and daughter of (Sahib ul-Izza) Ahmad Mamduh Yeghen Bey, by his wife, Nazli Khanum, daughter of H.H. Prince (Amir) Muhammad at-Tahir Pasha Ben Ayad. He d. 1997, having had issue, three daughters:
(b) Mahivash Nazli Khanum. m. A. El-Nahas. She had issue, one son and one daughter.
(c) Kazima Nihal Khanum [Sissy]. m. Husain El-Essawy. She had issue, two sons.
ii) H.H. Princess Amina Bihruz Khanum Effendi [Emineh Bahrouz]. b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1886, educ. privately. m. (first) 1st October 1913 (div. 1920) (Sahib ul-Izza) Husain Shirin Bey (m. second, Gulsun Teymour, and d. before 1934, leaving a further son), educ. Khedivial Sch, Cairo, Egypt, son of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Husain Ramzi Shirin Pasha, by his wife, Zohra Khanum, daughter of Bakir Fawzi. m. (second) at Alexandria, Egypt, 18th February 1921, (Sahib ul-Izza) Dr Ismail Ratib Bey (b. 1888), mathematician, Sec Egyptian Acad of Sciences 1945, Hon Mbr Institut d’Égypte, Mbr American Mathematic Soc, Muhammad ‘Ali Club, Royal Automobile Club (RACE), etc, second son of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Muhammad Ratib Pasha, by his second wife, H.H. Princess Naima Khanum Effendi, posthumous daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, sometime Governor-General of the Yemen. She d. by drowning when the military aircraft in which she was travelling crashed at sea, near Terracina, Italy, 15th February 1947, having had issue, two sons and one daughter by her first husband, and one daughter by her second:
(1) Ibrahim Husain Shirin Effendi.
(2) Colonel H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Ismail Husain Shirin Bey. b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 17th October 1919 (s/o Husain Shirin Bey), educ. Victoria Coll, Alexandria, Egypt, Great Chesterford Coll, Uttlesford, Essex, and Trinity Coll, Cambridge (BA 1940, MA 1962). Hon Col Egyptian Army, Hon ADC to the King, Liaison Officer & Mbr Egyptian Delegation to Armistice Talks with Israel in Rhodes 1948, Sec to Egyptian Delegation to UN General Assembly 1949, Dir Political Service of the Council of Ministers 1949-1952, Minister for War and the Navy 1952. Presdt Royal Aero Club of Egypt. Vice-Presdt National Sports Cttee. Rcvd: GO of the Orders of Ismail and the Nile, the Military Star of Fu’ad I (1948), Palestine Campaign Medal (1948) of Egypt, Military Order of Merit 3rd class of Spain, and the Order of the Leader (Nishan-i-Sardari) 2nd class of Afghanistan (1947). m. (second) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 28th March 1949, H.R.H. Princess Fawzia [H.R.H. Princess Fawzia Shirin] (b. at the Ras al-Tine Palace, Alexandria, Egypt, 5th November 1921; d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 2nd July 2003, bur. Shrin Mausoleum, Cairo, Egypt), former wife of H.I.M. Reza Shah Pahlavi, Shahanshah of Iran, GCB, Royal Victorian Chain, and second daughter of H.M. Fu’ad I, King of Egypt, etc, GCB, Royal Victorian Chain, by his second wife, H.M. Queen Nazli, daughter of H.E. (Sahibal-Maali) ‘Abdu’r-Rahim Pasha Sabri, sometime Minister of Agriculture and Governor of Cairo. He d. at the Military Hospital, Alexandria, Egypt, 14th June 1994 (bur. Shrin Mausoleum, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, one son and one daughter – see below.
(1) Mahivash Aziza Khanum Effendi. b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 12th May 1915 (d/o Husain Shirin Bey). Styled Princess with the style of Her Highness between her marriage and divorce. m. (first) at Alexandria, Egypt, 4th November 1931 (div. ca. 1949) H.H. Prince Muhammad Sa’id Tusun Bey (b. at the Mahmudeh Palace, Alexandria, 9th January 1901; m. second, ca. 1949, Nawal Aziz, and d. at Paris, France, 13th February 1980, bur. Thiais-Parisien Cemetery), elder son of H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Umar Tusun Pasha, by his wife, H.H. Princess Bahija KhanumEffendi, third daughter of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Hasan Ismail Pasha. m. (second) Skender de Villa. She d. at Paris, France, 31st December 1995, having had issue, two sons and one daughter.
(2) H.H. Shahrazad Khanum Effendi[Scheherazade Ratib]. b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1922 (d/o Ismail Ratib Bey). m. (first) at Rome, Italy, August 1939 (div. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1947) H.I.H. Prince Mahmud Namuk Effendi (b. at the Dolma Bahche Palace, Istanbul, Turkey, 23rd December 1913; d. in prison, at Tura Prison, Helwan, Egypt, 13th November 1963, bur. Sultan Mahmud II Mausoleum, Istanbul, Turkey), son of Colonel H.I.H. Prince Omar Hilmi Effendi, by his first wife, H.H. Khadija Firdava Gul-i-Nav Bash Khanum Effendi. m. (second) ‘Ali Mangos. m. (third) Nomaan Mangos. She d. 1993, having had issue, one son by her first husband (see Turkey), one daughter by her second, and one daughter by her third husband:
g) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Husam ud-din Fazil Pasha. b. 1863 (s/o Aqtab Kadin). Granted the rank and title of MîrmîranPasha. m. Malak Khanum, third daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E ‘Abdu’l Rahman Sami Pasha Morali, sometime Ottoman Minister for Education and Senator. He d.s.p. at Istanbul, Turkey, 20th July 1897 (bur. with his father, Mustafa Fazil Pasha Mosque, Sharia Port Said, Cairo, Egypt).
h) Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince ‘Ali Fazil Pasha. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 12th July 1875 (s/o Gonja Kadin). Granted the rank and title of MîrmîranPasha. m. at Ma’azoun-Gameh al-Kekhia, Ezbekieh, Cairo, 24th April 1898 (div. at the Turkish Consulate, Paris, France, 26th August 1908), Alix Marthe Louise Suarès (b. at Paris, France, 7th January 1873; m. third, at Westminster Register Office, London, 19th July 1912 (annulled 7th November 1919), Baron Constantin Philipp Ottomar Gerhard von Carnap, and d. at Naples, Italy, 24th June 1928), styled Princess with the style of Her Highness 24th April 1898 to 7th November 1908, formerly wife of Louis François Paul Bounin, ward of Raphael Isaac Suarès, and daughter of Jean Louis Némorin Frézet du Longpré, by his wife, Marie Rose, later Mme. Raphael Suarès, daughter of Joseph Biot, musician of Marseilles, France. He d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 25th December 1925, having had issue, two sons (declared to be issue of a morganatic marriage by Khedival decree, 7th November 1908):
i) (Sahib ul-Izza) Said Fazil Bey [Eric Edward Dale]. b. at Naples, Italy, 14th December 1898, educ. St Olaf’s Sch, Brighton, Sussex, and HMS Worcester Nautical Coll, Greenhithe, Kent. Enlisted with 19th (S) Btn. Royal Fusiliers 8/5/1915 and served in France with BEF 1915-1916, Cadet No. 10 Officer Cadet Btn at Gailes 16/5/1916, cmsnd as temp 2nd-Lieut 25/9/1916, attached 3rd (Militia) Btn, The Royal Sussex Regt 26/9/1916, transf 9th (S) Btn, The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 23/10/1916, wounded at Arras 23/4/1917, dismissed the service by GCM 5/10/1917. Rcvd: 1915 Star, British War and Allied Victory medals (forfeited after dismissal). He d. unm. (accidentally drowned) at Agamy, Egypt, 22nd June 1931.
ii) Major (Sahib ul-Izza) Sa’id Ibrahim Fazil Bey. b. at Shepheard’s Hotel, Cairo, 12th January 1901, educ. Wadham House, Hove, and Brighton Coll, Brighton, Sussex, and RMA Woolwich, Kent. Confirmed into the Church of England at Brighton Coll Chapel, 1st July 1919. Naturalized a British subject 24th March 1920, cmsnd as 2nd-Lieut RA 22/12/1921, prom Lieut 22/12/1933, prom Capt 22/12/1934, prom Maj 22/12/1938, served India, Germany and WW2 in Egypt, retired 11/8/1943. Mbr Army & Navy Club (London). Rcvd: 39/45 and Africa stars, Defence, War and GS medals (1945). m. (first) at Caxton Hall, Westminster, London, 1st November 1933 (div. Cairo, Egypt, 17th August 1950), Catherine Faith [Kate] Stevens (b. Benson Hurst, near Bath Beach, Long Island, New York, USA, 23rd November 1902; d. at Whittington Hospital, St Pancras, London, 9th September 1973), styled Princess Ibrahim Fazil 1933-1950, formerly wife of Hermann Martin Hofer, and previously of Richard Fagan, daughter of Calvin Amory Stevens, of Brooklyn, New York, USA, by his wife Jessie Isabelle, daughter of James Prendergast, of Bath, Steuben, New York, USA, originally from Harbour Grace, Conception Bay, Newfoundland. m. (second) at Alexandria, Egypt, 31st August 1950 (div. London, 24th September 1973), Esther Marcelle Ades (b. at Alexandria, Egypt, 7th February 1914; m. second, at Westminster Register Office, London, 9th November 1973, Sir Charles Reginald Wheeler, KBE, and d. at Monte Carlo, 7th June 1990), styled Princess Ibrahim Fazil 1950-1973, second daughter of ‘Abdu’l-Edward Ades, of Alexandria, Egypt, importer and exporter, by his wife, Alice, fourth daughter of Haim Jacob Yabès [Vita Jabès]. He d. at St Stephen’s Hospital, Chelsea, London, 28th October 1978, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
(1) Captain Philip Anthony Foxwood. b. at Upper Woodford, near Amesbury, Wiltshire, 5th September 1935, as Philip Ali Fazil (s/o Kate), educ. Harrow Sch, Middlesex, and RMA Sandhurst, Camberley, Surrey. Cmsnd as 2nd-Lieut Coldstream Guards 16/12/1955, prom Lieut 16/12/1957, served Kenya 1959-1960, prom temp Capt 17/4/1960, with No I (Guards) Independent Parachute Coy 1961-1964, prom subs Capt 16/12/1961, served Cyprus 1964, Adjutant 2nd Btn Coldstream Guards /6/1964, served Aden (severely wounded losing a leg), retd 1966, Jnr Treasurer with NHS retd on health grounds 1983. Assumed the name of Philip Anthony Foxwood by Deed Poll instead of Philip Ali Fazil 24th November 1969 (LG). Mbr Guards Para Coy Sports Team, Guards Parachute Assoc, etc. Rcvd: Army GSM with clasps Cyprus 1963-1964 & South Arabia 1964-1967. m. at the Guards’ Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, 12th July 1971, Rose Mary (b. in London, 16th November 1932), only daughter of Clifford Mansel Reece, QC, of Stag Cottage, Oakford Bridge, Devon, sometime Attorney-Gen of Grenada and Gibralta, by his wife Catherine Barbara, daughter of Charles Hugh Vans Hathorn, sometime Mngr Seconee Tea Estate, Silghat, Nagaon, Assam, India. He d. at Ann’s Cottage, Lower End, Ramsden, near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, 11th October, 2019, having had issue, an only son:
(a) Hugo Charles Amory Foxwood. b. at Westminster Hospital, London, 2nd February 1973, educ. Bristol Univ. Credit analyst with Standard and Poor’s, Dir of S&P and P and Chief UK Analyst for Public Finance, now an Ordinand of the Church of England. Dir Counterpoint International 2004-2008. FRSA. m. at the Chapel of Unity, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 11th August 2001, Naomi Ana Louise (b. at Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 4th April 1978), daughter of The Rev Dr Graham Jonathan Cheesman, of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, by his wife, Filomena Franca da Silva, daughter of Jose Ferreira da Silva. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
(i) Isaac Harold de Silva Foxwood. b. at Kingston on Thames Hospital, Surrey, 4th September 2007.
(i) Beatrice Rose de Silva Foxwood. b. at West Middlesex Univ Hospital, London, 27th April 2010.
(1) Marthe Alix. b. at Upper Woodford, near Amesbury, Wiltshire, 9th October 1936 (d/o Kate), educ. Wycombe Abbey Sch, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Cours Marymount, Paris, France, and Middlesex Hospital, London. SRN 1959. m. at Bronxvile, New York, USA, 16th June 1970, Leonard [Leo] Charles Wilderman (b. at Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA, 29th December 1918; d. at Brookfield, Connecticut, USA, 18th June 1998, bur. there at Wooster Cemetery, Danbury), younger son of Joseph Maximilian Wilderman, of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA, sometime assembler with the SMfg Co, by his wife Mrs Ella Gertrude Wilderman, neé Moriarty. She d. after a long battle with cancer at the Bethel Health Center, Bethel, Connecticut, USA, 19th February 2006, having had issue, two sons:
(a) Jonathan Jay Wilderman [Jon J. Wilderman]. b. at St Luke’s Hospital, New York City, USA, 24th April 1973. m. at Marriott Resort Coronado, San Diego, California, USA, 26th April 2003, Sheryl Ann (b. at West Corvina, Los Angeles, California, USA, 3rd April 1971), daughter of Wilbur Joseph Ford, of Banning, California, USA, by his wife, Sandra Lynn Alsobrook. He has issue, a son:
(i) Leo Rocky Wilderman. b. La Jolla, San Diego, California, USA, 31st January 2008
(b) Geoffrey Lee Wilderman. b. at Norwalk Hospital, East Norwalk, Connecticut, USA, 24th March 1975.
i) H.H. Prince Adil Fazil Bey (s/o Ramzi Khanum Effendi). He d. at Istanbul, Turkey.
j) H.H. Prince Fazil Mahmud Bey (s/o Ramzi Khanum Effendi). He d. at Istanbul, Turkey.
a) H.H. Princess Zainab Nazli KhanumEffendi. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1853 (d/o Dil-azad KhanumEffendi), educ. privately. A well educated and cultured lady who spoke Turkish, Arabic, French and English, and also Italian and German. Settled in Cairo permanently 1879. Hon Presdt Musulmane Sporting Soc of Tunis 1906-1913. m. (first) at Kandilli, Bosphorus, December 1872, as his second wife, Field Marshal H.E. Khalil Sharif Pasha (b. at Syout, Upper Egypt, 20th June 1831; d. from sunstroke, at Cülus, 12th January 1879, bur. Sultan Mahmud II Mausoleum), educ. Ecole Militaire Égyptienne, Paris, France, Turkish Cmsnr for Paris International Exhibition 1855, jouned Ottoman Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1856, Env Extr & Minister Plen to Greece 1856-1861, Ambassador to Russia 1861-1868, Under Sec of State for Foreign Affairs 1868-1870, Ambassador to Austria-Hungary 1870-1872, and France 1877, and Minister for Foreign Affairs 1872-1873, and for Justice 1876-1877, prom Field Marshal (Mushir) 10/8/1871, rcvd: the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1st class, and Glory (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1st class, etc. youngest son of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib ud-Daula) Muhammad as-Sharif Pasha, sometime Governor of Lower Egypt, Bursa, and Damascus, Treasurer, and Dir of the Cabinet, by his first wife, Lalaper Khanum. m. (second) at Cairo, Egypt, 5th April 1900, Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib ud-Daula) Sidi Khalil Bu Hajib [Bouhageb] Bey (b. 27th August 1863; d. at the Palais Ramsès, La Marsa, 8th February 1942, bur. Turbat Bouhageb, Tunis), educ. Sadiki Coll, Tunis, and Lycée Saint-Louis, Paris, Asessor Judicial Tribunal at Charaa 1897-1898, Mbr Jemaa Zitouna Univ Cttee 1898-1901, Inspector of Regional Courts 1901, Presdt Driba Court 1913, Presdt Tunis Municipal Council and Minister of the Pen 1915-1918, Special Envoy to Morocco 1918, Lord Privy Seal 1922-1926, and Prime Minister to the Bey of Tunis 1926-1932, Mbr Cttee La Khaldounia Cutural Assoc 1898, rcvd: the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, and the Nishan ud-Dam (1926), GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar of Tunis (1.3.1916, GO 12.8.1910), Alawi of Morocco (Cdr x.8.1918), and St Sylvester of the Vatican, GO of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France (1912, Knt 12.8.1910), Cdr with Star of the Civil Order of Merit of Spain, Officer of the Order of St Sava of Yugoslavia, etc, son of Shaikh Salim Bu Hajib [Bouhageb], sometime Mbr of the Majlis Sha’ari, Shaikh ul-Islam, and Mufti of the Malekites. She d. from cardiac failure, at the Villa Henry, Cairo, Egypt, 12th December 1913 (bur. there at the Fazil Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i), having had issue, an only daughter, by her first husband:
i) Hayya Khanum(d/o Khalil Sharif Pasha). She d. young.
b) H.H. Princess Aziza Amina Khanum Effendi. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1854 (d/o Rang-i-Gul Khanum Effendi), educ. privately. m. General H.E. Izzat Fu’ad Pasha Kechejizada (b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1860; d. 1925), educ. in France, served in the Russo-Turkish War 1877-1878, prom Lt-Gen 1900, Env Extr & Minister Plen to Spain 1900-1908, prom Gen 1908, Inspector-Gen 3rd (Macedonia) Army Corps 1908, served in the 3rd Balkan War 1912-1913 as GOC 3rd Provisional Reserve Corps and GOC 1st (Thrace) Army Corps, Inspector-Gen of Cavalry 1913, Senator 1919-1921, Presdt Soc for the Improvement of Horse-Breeding, and the Hunting Club (Istanbul), author of “Les Occasions perdues: Compaqne Turco-Russo de 1877-1878” (1900), “Le Contact: étude de guerre moderne” (1907), “Kacirilan firsatlar” (1910), “Paroles de Vaincu” (1913), etc, rcvd: the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) in brilliants (11.9.1906), and Glory (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1st class, grandson of Field Marshal H.H. Muhammad Amin Fu’ad Pasha Kechejizade, sometime Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, and son of Major Kazim Bey Kechejizada, by his wife, Gul-biz Iqbal Khanum, a Circassian ward of his father Fu’ad Pasha Kechejizade. She d. at Istanbul, Turkey, 9th May 1895 (bur. Mustafa Fazil Pasha Mosque, Sharia Port Said, Cairo in 1913), having had issue, one son and one daughter.
c) H.H. Princess Rukiya Khadija Khanum Effendi. b. 1856 (d/o Nubariz Kadin), educ. privately. m. at Chamlija, Scutari, Turkey, 17th October 1872, H.H. Prince (Amir) Muhammad at-Tahir Pasha Ben Ayad (b. at Tunis, 1851; d. at Paris, before 21st February 1921), second son of Major-General H.H. Prince (Amir) Mahmud Pasha bin Muhammad Ben Ayad [Mahmoud Benaïed], sometime Governor of Djerba, Sousse and Cap Bon, and Tunisian Envoy to France, a direct descendant of the Muslim Kings of Murcia, the family later ruling Tripoli before it was taken by the Caramanlis, then ruled the island of Jerbe (Djerba) off the coast of Aripoli before it was taken by the Bey of Tunis. She d. at Cairo, Egypt, 10th September 1906, having had issue, six sons and three daughters:
i) H.H. Prince (Amir) Mahmud Bey Ben Ayad. b. at Kisiklinin Sarikaya, Scutari, Turkey, 1875. m. Nimatu’llah Khanum [H.H. Princess Nimatu’llah Jalal] (d. at No 7, Villa Wagram, Paris, France, 9th July 1931, aged 45 years), née Jalal. He d. at Paris, France, 1926, having had issue, one daughter:
(1) H.H. Princess Zubaida Khanum Ben Ayad. b. 1908. m. (first) ... di Pietro, of Heliopolis, Egypt. m. (second) 8th April 1948, Armand Camille Lanote (b. at Vierzon, Cher, France, 19th May 1902; d. 1991), Dir-Gen S.A. des Etablissements Allez frères, Councillor for Mail II in Paris Municipal Council 1936-1941, National Councillor for Foreign Trade, Sec-Gen Departmental Union for Voluntary Combattants of the Resistence for the Seine, author of “Les Nationalisations Ont-Elles Spolié la Petite Épargne?” (1946), rcvd: Officer of the Order of the Legion of Honour of Frane (1963, Knt 16.3.1953), son of Louis Lanote, Artisan bourrelier-sellier, by his wife, Mme Jeanne Lanote, née Petit.
ii) H.H. Prince (Amir) Muhammad ‘Ali Bey Ben Ayad. b. at Kisiklinin Sarikaya, Scutari, Turkey, 1878.
iv) H.H. Prince (Amir) Ibrahim Salih Bey Ben Ayad. b. 1881. Engineer. Inventor of aerial safety devices and parachutes. Author of “L’Islamisme et son prophete” (1908). m. (first) (div.) Nabila Samiha Amina Kamil Fazil Khanum Effendi (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 1st April 1891; d. by drowning when the Italian military aircraft in which she was travelling crashed at sea, near Terracina, Italy, 15th February 1947), daughter of H.H. Prince ‘Ali Kamil Fazil Pasha, by his second wife, H.H. Princess Saliha Zainab Khanum Effendi, daughter of Major-General H.H. Prince Mahmud bin Muhammad Ben Ayad [Mahmoud Benaïed], sometime Kaid of Djerba, Sousse and Cap Bon, in Tunisia. m. (second) at Chamlija, Turkey, 8th August 1912, H.H. Princess Fatma Nazli Khanum, daughter of ‘Ali Nuri Bey, sometime Turkish Consul-General at Rotterdam, by his wife, Princess Khairiya [Haïrie] Khanum, daughter of Major-General H.H. Prince Mahmud bin Muhammad Ben Ayad [Mahmoud Benaïed], sometime Kaid of Djerba, Sousse and Cap Bon, in Tunisia. He d.s.p. in Turkey, ca 9th December 1958.
v) H.H. Prince (Amir) Adil Bey Ben Ayad. b. at Kisiklinin Sarikaya, Scutari, Turkey, 1882, educ. Lycee Louis le Grand, and the Univ of the Sorbonne (LLB), Paris, France. Settled in Passy, France. Proposed as a candidate for King of Syria or head of the Muslim state of Syria in July 1929, following the separation of the Lebanon. m. at Cairo, Egypt, 1920, Nabila Ain ul-Hayat Khanum Effendi [Princess Ain ul-Hayat Ben Ayad] (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 11th June 1902; d. at Geneva, Switzerland, 5th January 1995), daughter of H.H. Prince Muhammad Vahid ud-din Ibrahim Bey, by his second wife, H.H. Princess Saliha Khanum Effendi, eldest daughter of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Hilmi Pasha. He d. after 1953, having had issue, two sons and two daughters:
(1) Muhammad at-Tahir Ben Ayad. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 15th March 1926. He d. there, unm. 10th October 2000.
(2) Muhammad Vahid ud-din Ben Ayad. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 1923. He d. there, unm. 5th December 1946.
(1) Vahida Khanum. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 29th May 1921. She d. there, unm. 2nd February 1981.
(2) Najla Khanum. b. at Yenikoy, Istanbul, 29th May 1924. m. 1st January 1940, (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad Khairy Bey (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 28th February 1919; d. at Geneva, Switzerland, 3rd June 2005, bur. there), son of Major-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ibrahim Khairy Pasha, CVO, sometime Under-Sec of State for National Defence. She d. at Geneva, Switzerland, 17th August 2014 (bur. there at Cimetière du Petit-Saconnex), having had issue, one son and two daughters:
(a) Ibrahim Vahid ud-din Khairy Effendi. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 9th November 1951. m. Selma (b. 25th May 1949), née Lucy Anne Berg. No issue.
(a) Nadia Ain ul-Hayat Khanum [Nadia Morel-Khairy]. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 21st January 1944. m. 1st April 1977, Professor Claude Roland Morel [Karim Morel] (b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 23rd July 1942; d. there, 18th March 2018), who took the name Karim bin ‘Abdu’llah on conversion to Islam, architect, Assoc & Partner with SRA Kössler et Morel Architectes, Dir Inst of Architecture of École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), son of Maurice Léon Morel, of Les Hauts-Geneveys, Neuchâtel, Switzerland, master electrician, by his wife, Marcelle Keusch, daughter of Louis Keusch, of Fleurier, Neuchâtel, Switzerland, sometime Dir of Universo SA. She had issue, two sons:
(i) Teymour Mourad Morel. b. 18th May 1983.
(ii) Tourane Eroll Morel. b. 24th November 1987.
(b) Rukiya Amina Khanum [Roukia Skröder-Khairy]. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 15th December 1944. m. Einar Christian Skröder [Selim Skröder] (b. at Lindigö, Stockholm, Sweden, 21st August 1948), who took the name Selim bin ‘Abdu’llah on conversion to Islam, son of Nils Carl Olof Skröder, by his wife, Inga Elisabet Belfrage Olssons, daughter of Dr Carl Einar Belfrage, of Stockholm, Sweden. She had issue, two daughters:
(i) Emina Inga Najla Skröder. b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 6th November 1980.
(ii) Nermine Gunila Nadia Skröder. b. at Lausanne, Switzerland, 29th August 1983.
ii) H.H. Princess (Amira) Tawhida Khanum. b. 1877. m. Kadri Bey. She had issue, one son and two daughters including:
(1) Rukiya Khanum. m. as his second wife, Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib al-Ma’ali) Muhammad Tahir Pasha (b. 1875; m. third, Amina [Emna], née Halife, and d. April 1937), educ. Galatasarai Coll, Istanbul, sometime ADC to Sultan Abdu’l Hamid, Governor of Jerusalem, and Ottoman Minister of State, raised to the title of MîrmîranPasha, escaped to Tunisia after the Young Turk revolution in 1908, Tunisian Minister for Justice 1921-1934, rcvd: the Nishanal-Ahadal-Aman, and GC of the Nishanal-Iftikhar of Turkey, Cdr of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France, the Imperial Order of Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1st class of Turkey, GO of the Sharifan Order of Alawi of Morocco, etc, former husband of Iqbal Khanum, and fourth son of General H.H. Khair ud-din Pasha Tunuslu, sometime Ottoman Grand Vizier, by his fourth wife, Qamar Khanum. She had issue, one son and one daughter.
iii) H.H. Princess (Amira) Nazli Khanum. b. 1886. m. 1912, (Sahib ul-Izza) Ahmad Mamduh Yeghen Bey, son of (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad ‘Ali Said Yeghen Bey. She d. 1st October 192x, having had issue, one son and one daughter – see Egypt (Yeghen).
d) H.H. Princess Fatima uz-Zahra Khanum Effendi. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1858 (d/o Ahawafaz Kadin), educ. privately. m. at Kandilli, Bosphorus, Turkey, 1876, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ahmad Fu’ad Pasha Izzat al-Arna’ut (d. 1941), sometime Senator, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs 1919-1920. She d. at Cairo, Egypt, 13th June 1933, having had issue, eight children, including:
i) (Sahib ul-Izza) Salah ud-din Fazil Izzat Bey. b. 1883.
ii) (Sahib ul-Izza) Kamal ud-din Fazil Izzat Bey. b. 1884.
iii) (Sahib ul-Izza) Mustafa Fazil Izzat Bey. b. 1886. m. Nina, née Aysaguère. He had issue, two sons.
iv) (Sahib ul-Izza) Ala ud-din Fazil Izzat Bey. b. 1888.
i) Khadija Khanum. b. 1890. A pioneer female archaeologist who participated in several French excavations of Islamic sites in Morocco 1920-1935. m. H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Mamduh Riaz Bey (m. second, Marie Cavadia), Under Sec of State for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Commerce and Industry 1947-1949 and for Defence 1949, grandson of the great Riaz Pasha. She had issue, two sons.
ii) Bessima [Bazma] Khanum. b. 1892. She d. unm.
iii) Nimet [Naima] Khanum. b. 1893. She d. unm.
e) H.H. Princess Zahra Fazil Khanum EffendiEffendi. b. 1868 (d/o Naza Misl Kadin). She d. unm. at her villa at Giza, near Cairo, Egypt, 8th February 1915.
f) H.H. Princess Saniya Fazil Khanum EffendiEffendi. b. 1870 (d/o Naza Misl Kadin). She d. unm. at Istanbul, Turkey, 15th June 1905.
1) Princess Fatima Khanum Effendi. b. before 1819 and d. before 1823.
2) Princess Fatima Khanum Effendi. b. 6th November 1823. She d. at Cairo, Egypt, 1832 (bur. there at Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i).
3) Princess Amina Khanum Effendi. b. 1827. She d. at Cairo, Egypt, 1829 (bur. there at Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i).
4) A daughter (or son). b. 1828, and d. before 1834.
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