KHUDADAD

The Family of Tipu Sultan

GENEALOGY

• 8) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Subhan Sultan Sahib. b. at Seringapatam, 1785/6, educ. privately. Deported to Calcutta with his brothers and the rest of his family, 20^th August 1806. m. (first) Rais un-nisa Begum (d. at Calcutta, 1868, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). m. (a) Nur Jahan Bibi. m. (b) Zeb un-nisa Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 1857, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). He d. at Calcutta, 27^th September 1845 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, five sons and five daughters, including:
• a) Sahibzada Muhammad Shaukat ud-din. b. 1801. m. at Calcutta, 1828, Sahibzadi Fatima Begum (d. at Calcutta, 6^th November 1832, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), third daughter of Nawab ‘Abdu’l Karim Khan Sahib, Karim Shah, Safdar Shikoh Bahadur. He d. at Calcutta, 8^th August 1853 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one son and one daughter by Fatima Begum:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Muhi ud-din. He d. after 1832.
• i) Sahibzadi Roshan Ara Begum. b. at Calcutta, 1829. m. a grandson of Shahzada Hyder ‘Ali Sultan Sahib, Fath Hyder Bahadur. She d.s.p. at Calcutta, 3^rd November 1851 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• b) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Rashid ud-din. b. 1804, educ. privately. m. (first) Sahibzadi Karim un-nisa Begum (d. at Calcutta, November 1832, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), daughter of H.H. Prince (Shahzada) Ghulam Muhammad Sultan Sahib, KCSI. m. (second) at Calcutta, ca. 1838, a daughter of Nawab ‘Abdu’l Karim Khan Sahib, Karim Shah, Safdar Shikoh Bahadur. He d. at Calcutta, 14^th December 1842 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one son and four daughters:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Qamar ud-din (s/o a khawass). He d. before 17^th July 1847. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• i) Sahibzadi Sikandar Begum (d/o Karim un-nisa Begum). m. Sahibzada Farukh Bakht, son of Prince (Shahzada) Rahim ud-din Muhammad, of Rassapagla, by his first wife, a daughter of H.H. Prince (Shahzada) Ghulam Muhammad Sultan Sahib, KCSI. She d. at Calcutta, 1913 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park) – see above.
• ii) Sahibzadi Husni Jahan [Husaini Begum] (d/o Karim un-nisa Begum). m. Sahibzada Nasir ud-din Hyder (b. at Calcutta, ca. 1837; d. there, 4^th August 1893, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), second son of Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Sultan Husain, by his wife, Shahzadi Fatima Begum Sahiba [Umda Begum], second daughter of his uncle, H.H. Prince (Shahzada) Ghulam Muhammad Sultan Sahib, KCSI. She d. after 1873, having had issue, one daughter – see above.
• iii) Sahibzadi Saliha Begum (d/o Karim Shah’s daughter). m. as his second wife, Sahibzada Muhammad Ghazanfar ud-din (d. before 1871), eldest son of Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Munim ud-din, by his first wife, a daughter of Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Subhan Sultan Sahib. She d. before 1863, having had issue – see above.
• c) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Pak Akhtar Sahib. b. at Calcutta, 1807 (s/o a khawass), educ. privately. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. m. (first) Shahzadi Bakshi Begum Sahiba (d.s.p. after 1863), daughter of his uncle, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Yasin Sultan Sahib. m. (second) …m. (a) Ashuran Bibi. m. (b) Hamasha Bahar Bibi. m. (c) Qudum Bibi. m. (d) Azim un-nisa Bibi. m. (e) Gulzar Bibi. He d. at Calcutta, 24^th August 1873 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Nur ud-din. He d. after 1907.
• ii) Sahibzada Muhammad Zahir ud-din. He d. after 1907.
• iii) Sahibzada Muhammad Nasir ud-din.
• i) Sahibzadi Zohra Begum (d/o the second wife). m. Sahibzada Muhammad Sikandar Shah, son of Sahibzada Muhammad Shahryar Shah, by his wife, Sahibzada Kamil un-nisa Begum, second daughter of Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Burhan ud-din. She d. after 1907, having had issue, one daughter – see above.
• ii) Sahibzadi Muhammadi Begum (d/o the second wife). She d. before 1873. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• d) Prince (Shahzada) Allah Nawaz Sahib. b. at Calcutta, 1809 (s/o Rais un-nisa?), educ. Russapugla Sch, Calcutta. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. m. (first) … m. (second) at Calcutta, 1836, a daughter of Muhammad Baqir, and Mazid un-nisa Begum, of Dacca. m. (a) Ilias un-nisa Bibi. m. (b) Subrat un-nisa Bibi. m. (c) Shahrung Bibi. m. (d) Bibi Jan. m. (e) Umdah Khanum. He d. at Calcutta, 1878 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, two sons and one daughter:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Nasir ud-din. b. at Calcutta, before 1833 (s/o the first wife), educ. privately. m. Majida Begum. He d. ca. 1910, having had issue, three sons and one daughter:
• (1) Sahibzada Muhammad Faiz ud-din, Alamgir Shah.
• (2) Sahibzada Muhammad Waris ud-din.
• (3) Sahibzada Muhammad Amir ud-din.
• (1) Sahibzadi Nur un-nisa Begum.
• ii) Sahibzada Muhammad Muin ud-din (s/o the first wife), educ. privately. m. (a) Amir un-nisa Bibi. m. (b) Tamiz un-nisa Bibi. He d. at Calcutta, before 4^th May 1899, having had issue, two daughters:
• (1) Sahibzadi Anjuman Ara Begum. m. as his second wife, Nawab Muhammad Sultan Alam (d. at Calcutta, 1922, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), Attorney-at-Law and sometime Chair Tollygunge Municipality, son of Nawab Ghulam Rubani, by his wife, Sahibzadi Chand Begum, second daughter of Nawab Muhammad Nur ul-Haq. She had issue, one son – see above.
• (2) Sahibzadi ... Begum.
• i) Sahibzadi Husaini Begum. She d. after 1907.
• e) Sahibzada Ghulam Muhammad, Asghar Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1811 (s/o Rais un-nisa?), educ. privately. m. (first) Imami Begum. m. (a) Latifa Bibi (d. after 1862). m. (b) Umbu [Munnu] (d. after 1862). He d.s.p. at Calcutta, 16^th April 1850 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• a) Shahzadi Umrao Begum Sahiba. She d. after 1863. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• b) Sahibzadi Nawab Begum (second daughter). She d. at Calcutta, 31^st July 1856 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• c) Princess (Shahzadi) Khair un-nisa Begum Sahiba *. She d. after 1873.
• d) Princess (Shahzadi) Shahrukh Begum Sahiba *. She d. at Calcutta, 24^th December 1889 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• e) Princess (Shahzadi) Saidi Sultani Begum Sahiba *. m. ... (d. before 17^th October 1857). She d. at Calcutta, 4^th September 1895 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, a son and a daughter:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Shams ud-din. m. (first) at Calcutta, 1854, Sahibzadi Nur un-nisa Begum (d. after 1871), younger daughter of Sahibzada Muhammad Kaikubad. m. (a) Mehr un-nisa Bibi [Tun Bibi]. m. (b) Bannu Jan. m. (c) Karim un-nisa Bibi. m. (d) Munnu Jan. m. (e) Nargis Bibi.
• f) Sahibzadi Zinat un-nisa Begum. m. at Calcutta, Sahibzada Qamar ud-din Khan (b. at Calcutta, 22^nd April 1842), second son of Nawab Khairu’llah Khan, by Khurshid Banu Bibi. She had issue, one son – see India Non-salute (Savanur).
• * one of these daughters, m. Sayyid Kasim ‘Ali Khan, son of Nawab Mir Muhammad Saleh Khan, of Purneah (Murshidabad).
• g) A daughter. m. (first) Sahibzada Hyder ‘Ali (b. at Vellore, 1801/2; d. at Calcutta, 1823), eldest son of her uncle, Shahzada Muhi ud-din Sultan Sahib, Sultan Padshah Bahadur. m. (second) after 1823, Rahmat ‘Ali Khan (d. at Calcutta, 15^th April 1836).
• h) A daughter. m. as his first wife, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Munim ud-din (b. ca. at Seringapatam, 1796/7; d. before 1869), elder son of uncle, Prince (Shahzada) ‘Abdu’l-Khaliq Sultan Sahib, by his first wife, Qamar un-nisa Begum, daughter of Muhammad ‘Ali. She d. after 13^th February 1855.
• i) A daughter. m. as his first wife, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Shahab ud-din Sahib (b. at Seringapatam, 1802; d. at Calcutta, 5^th May 1875, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), son of her uncle, Prince (Shahzada) Hyder ‘Ali Sultan Sahib, Fath Hyder Bahadur. She d. after 13^th February 1855, having had issue – see above.
• j) A daughter. m. at Calcutta, 1833, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Tipu (b. at Vellore, 1804; d. at Calcutta, 16^th July 1843, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), son of Prince (Shahzada) Muhi ud-din Sultan Sahib, Sultan Padshah Bahadur – see above. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• 9) Prince (Shahzada) Hyder Husain Khan Shukhru’llah Sultan Sahib. b. at Seringapatam, 1785, educ. privately. Deported to Calcutta with his brothers and the rest of his family, 20^th August 1806. m. (first) …Begum (d. before 22^nd December 1841), daughter of Zainal-Abidin Daudry. m. (second) Sahibzadi Saliha Begum (d. at Calcutta, 14^th August 1857, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), elder daughter of Nawabzada Hyder Husain Khan, of Savanur. m. (third) Ulfat un-nisa Begum. m. (a) Afzal un-nisa. m. (b) Anwar Banu Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 30^th November 1866, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). m. (c) Lal Banu Bibi. m. (d) Hidayat Banu Bibi. m. (e) Hanufa Banu Bibi. m. (f) Mariam Khanum (d. before 1850). m. (g) ... Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 1^st November 1851). He d. at Calcutta, 25^th September 1837 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, eight sons and four daughters:
• a) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Bashir ud-din Shah Sahib. b. at Vellore, 1803, educ. privately. A distinguished poet under the nom de plume Taufiq. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. Presdt Central National Mahommedan Assoc (Hooghly Branch). Mbr Russapugla Sch Management Cttee. m. (first) Sahibzadi ... Begum (d. at Calcutta, Bengal, 29^th August 1829, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), younger daughter of Nawabzada Hyder Husain Khan, of Savanur. m. (second) Umdat un-nisa Begum. He d. at Chinsura, Bengal, 13^th May 1885 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park, Calcutta), having had issue, one son:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Muhi ud-din. b. at Calcutta, Bengal, 1823. He d. before 1846.
• ii) Sahibzada Muhammad Amir ud-din Bahadur. b. at Calcutta, Bengal, 1831 (s/o Umdat un-nisa Begum), educ. Russapugla Sch, Calcutta, Bengal. Rural Sub-Registrar Dhaniakhali 1895, Special Sub-Registrar Murshidabad 1903, Special Sub-Registrar grade III 1905, District Sub-Registrar grade II, District Sub-Registrar Hooghly 1911-1912, retd 1914. Granted the personal title of Khan Bahadur. Vice-Presdt Central National Mahommedan Assoc (Hooghly Branch). Mbr Hooghly Collegiate Sch Management Cttee 1921, etc. He had issue, a son:
• (1) Sahibzada Muhammad Khair ud-din.
• iii) Sahibzada Muhammad Wahid ud-din [Prince M Wahiduddin] [Prince Hyder Wahid]. b. at Calcutta, Bengal, 19^th May 1837 (s/o Umdat un-nisa Begum), educ. Russapugla Sch, Calcutta, Bengal, Oxford Univ, and Lincoln’s Inn, London. Barr-at-Law, Advocate High Court of Calcutta, Attaché to the Agent for the GG in Central India 1876-1902, Treasury Officer at Indore 1877-1890, temp Magistrate 1^st class 1885, Civil Judge at Indore 1889-1890, Magistrate 2^nd class 1890, Judicial Mbr of the Council of Regency Rampur 1892-1894, Deputy Opium Agent Malwa 1901, retd 1902. Settled in Hastings, Sussex, when he adopted the name of Hyder Wahid. m. at No 42, Kensington Gardens, London, 3^rd November 1871 (Muslim rite), Georgiana Wahiduddin [Mrs Georgina Wahid] (b. at Oundle, Northamptonshire, 29^th May 1852; d. at No 12, Amherst Avenue, Ealing, Middlesex, London, 2^nd January 1945), née Holmes. He d. at Ealing, London, 5^th March 1923 (bur. Golder’s Green Cemetery), having had issue, two sons and four daughters:
• (1) Herbert Wahid [Herbert Wahid-ud-din]. b. at Indore, 12^th August 1878. Assist Dist Supt Central Provinces Police Service 1900-1902, Inspector CID Rajputana. He d. in an accident, at Elichpur, 10^th March 1907.
• (2) Archibald William Hastings [Archibald William T. Wahiduddin]. b. at Indore, 18^th August 1889, educ. South Eastern Agricultural Coll, Wye, Kent. Employed with the Military Branch of the Indian Finance Dept 1911, Military Accountant 2^nd class 1912, Assist Audit Officer, 1^st (Peshawar) Dvsn 1912, attached Dvsnl Disbursing Office 2^nd (Rawalpindi) Dvsn 1914, Ofctg Assist Audit Officer 6^th (Poona) Dvsn 1915, Deputy CMA, NC Rawalpindi, Kohat & Waziristan districts 1927-1931, Ofctg 1^st class Jnr CMA NC 1928, Command Controller 1^st class 1934, Jnr CMA SC 1934-1936, retd 1940. First class cricketer with the Europeans 1916-1917. m. at Bombay, 23^rd April 1921, Beatrice Ethel Jan (b. at Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, 8^th February 1897; d. at Penclose Farm, Winterbourne, Newbury, Berkshire, 15^th June 1988), Section Leader WRAF 15/5/1918, disch 28/10/1919, daughter of Andrew Murray Malloch, of Firhill, Glasgow, Scotland, sometime Partner of The Glasgow Plate Glass Co, by his wife, Mary Frances Eveline, née Dermoody. He d. at “The Homestead”, Spencer’s Wood, Reading, Berkshire, 26^th December 1975, having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
• (a) Captain James Stuart Hastings. b. at St George’s, Hanover Square, London, 15^th January 1922, educ. Loretto Sch, Musselburgh, Scotland. Sgt OTC 1940-44, enlisted Gordon Highlanders, served in WWII in N Africa and Italy, cmsnd as 2^nd-Lieut Manchester Regt 22/10/1944, Capt & Adjt 8^th Gurkha Rifles, transf British Army as Lieut & Hon Capt Bde of Gurkhas 10/1/1951. Rcvd: 39/45, Africa & Italy stars, Defence, War & India Service medals (1945). m. at St George’s Church, Georgetown, Penang, Malaya, 14^th February 1959, Morna (b. 13^th December 1933; d. at Norwich, Norfolk, September 2000), daughter of William Alexander Nixon Magowan, of Ardnagrena, Dorans Hill, Newry, Co Down, Northern Ireland. He d. at Winterbourne, Newbury, Berkshire, 4^th June 1991, having had issue, an only daughter:
• (i) Catherine Anne Hastings [Mrs Vickers]. b. 10^th February 1961. m. at Norwich, Norfolk, February 2001, Francis James Vickers (b. at Manchester, Lancashire, 1957), son of Norman James Vickers, of Colchester, Essex, by his wife, Kathleen Maria, daughter of Lawrence James Eavers, of Manchester, Lancashire. She has issue, two sons.
• (b) William Andrew Hastings. b. at Rawalpindi, 1927. He d. young, at Rawalpindi, Punjab, 11^th April 1930 (bur there).
• (c) Leslie John Kenneth Hastings. b. at Poona, Bombay Presidency, 22^nd June 1934, educ. Highbury Sch, Hillcrest, Natal, South Africa, St Bede’s Preparatory Sch, Eastbourne, Sussex, and Loretto Sch, Musselburgh, Scotland. Served with Gordon Highlanders in Malaya, then employed with shipping and cruising coys, Orient Line, P&O, and Princess Cruises. Mbr Steamship Historical Soc of America (SSHSA). m. (first) at San Francisco, California, USA, 18^th March 1967 (div. 1989), Joann Carmel Novello (b. at San Francisco, California, USA, 22^nd September 1940), daughter of Charles Pasquale Novello, of San Francisco, California, USA, by his wife, Teresa A., daughter of Joseph [Guiseppe] Dimaio, of Berkeley, Alameda, California, USA. m. (second) at Seattle, King co, Washington, USA, 6^th August 1989, Gwendolyn Marjorie (b. Canada, 12^th February 1944), daughter of Wendell Robert Ruffell, of Penticton, British Columbia, Canada, by his wife, Geraldine Ethel, daughter of R. H. Percival. He d. at Parksville, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, 28^th June 2021, having had issue, three children:
• (i) Andrew John Hastings. b. at San Francisco, California, USA, 2^nd June 1969 (s/o Joann).
• (i) Jennifer Anne Hastings. b. at Los Angeles, California, USA, 4^th February 1972 (d/o Joann), educ. Castle Park High Sch, Chula Vista, California, USA. m. at Clark, Nevada, USA, 25^th September 1994, Darren R Crone (b. 16^th October 1967), educ. Highland High Sch, Pocatello, Idaho, USA, Assist Provost Educational Technology Services.
• (ii) Chris Hastings.
• (a) Isobel Mary Hastings. b. at Mhow, 26^th February 1923. m. at Harrow, Middlesex, London, 23^rd April 1955(div.) Douglas Geoffrey Nightingale (b. at St George’s Hanover Square, London, 21^st November 1926; m. second at Canterbury, Kent, 19^th February 1969, Hilary J Bishop, and d. at Ash, Kent, 25^th November 2007, leaving one son and one daughter by his second wife), son of Frederick Joseph Nightingale, of Tankerton, Kent, by his first wife, Ruby May, daughter of Alfred Walter Altria, of Ealing, Middlesex, London. She d. at Sittingbourne, Kent, 12^th February 1991.
• (b) Margaret Hastings. b. at Wokingham, Berkshire, 9^th June 1931. m. at Spencer’s Wood, Reading, Berkshire, 13^th September 1960, Albert Peter Booth (b. at Kingsclare, Hampshire, 1925), temp actg Sub-Lieut RNVR 30/12/1945, son of Albert Edward Booth, of Burghclere, Hampshire, by his wife, Laura Isabel, daughter of Arthur Houston, of Bournemouth, Hampshire, engineer. She had issue, one son and two daughters.
• (2) Lilian Humeedie Wade [Lilian Humeedie Wahid]. b. Rhyde, Isle of Wight, 6^th March 1873, educ. Essex House Sch, Woodford, Essex. She d. unm. at Ealing, Middlesex, London, 14^th March 1955.
• (3) May Madjeedie Wahiduddin [Mrs May Waterfield]. b. at Norwood, Surrey, 1875, educ. Essex House Sch, Woodford, Essex. m. at Indore, 29^th March 1900, Harry Gordon Waterfield, KPM (12.12.1911) (b. 23^rd April 1869; d. in India, before 1953), educ. Dulwich Coll, Dulwich, Surrey, and Elizabeth Coll, Guernsey, joined Punjab Police 9/4/1891, Probationary ADSP Lahore 1891, and Delhi 1891-1892, prom ADSP 1^st class, 3^rd grade 1/10/1892, DSP Hoshiarpur 1893, Assist General Supt of Thugee & Dacoiti Dept Central India 1895-1901, prom Insp-Gen of Police 1/6/1901, Assist for Dacoiti to the Agent to the GG in Central India 1905-1906, Assist in the Criminal Branch & Insp-Gen Central India Agency Police 1906-1911, Insp-Gen of Police Rewa state 1924, Insp-Gen of Police & CID Gwalior state 1935, Mbr Bombay Natural History Soc, rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver (1903 & 1911), and King George V Silver Jubilee (1935) medals, youngest son of Major-General Henry Gordon Waterfield, CB, late Bengal Staff Corps, by his wife, Emily, daughter of Edmund Scott Barber, of Llantrissant House, Glamorgan, Wales. She d. at Srinagar, Kashmir, 7^th December 1970, having had issue, an only daughter:
• (a) Cecil Audrey Waterfield. b. at Indore, 25^th December 1900, educ. Cheltenham Ladies’ Coll, and Oxford Univ (BA 1925). Head Mistress of Leamington Coll for Girls until 1962. She d. unm. at Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, before 3^rd May 1985.
• (4) Ada Maud Wade [Ada Maud Wahid]. b. at Indore, 29^th August 1880. Baptised as a RC at St Francis Xavier’s, Liverpool, 29^th June 1911. Certified Nurse Royal Free Hospital 1903-1907, Royal Truro Infirmary 1908-1910, Birmingham Eye Hospital 1910-1911, Stanley Hospital, Liverpool 1911-1914, served as Nursing Sister Territorial Force Nursing Service (TFNS) during the Great War 1916-1918, at 4^th Southern General Hospital Act 1914-1919, 4^th London General Hospital 1919, SRN 18/11/1921. Mbr Royal College of Nursing 1918, The Royal British Nurses’ Assoc (RBNA) 1920, Chartered Soc of Physiotherapy 1920. Rcvd: British War and Allied Victory medals (1918). She d. unm. at Brighton, Sussex, 23^rd August 1973.
• (5) Effee Mary Wade [Effee Mary Wahid]. b. at Indore, 20^th June 1884. Private Secretary, shorthand typist & translator. She d. unm. at the General Hospital, Brighton, Sussex, 1^st August 1966.
• i) Sahibzadi Badr un-nisa Begum. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• ii) Sahibzadi Ashraf un-nisa Begum. m. as his first wife, Shahzada Muhammad Firuz Shah Sahib (b. at Calcutta, 1822; d. there, ca. 1867), son of Shahzada Muhammad Yasin Sultan Sahib – see above.
• iii) Sahibzadi Anwar un-nisa Begum.
• ivii) Sahibzadi Umda Begum (d/o the first wife?). She d. before 1885.
• v) Sahibzadi Padshah Begum (d/o the first wife). m. at Calcutta, 19^th November 1846, Sahibzada Muzaffar Shah (b. at Calcutta, 1823; d. at Calcutta, 29^th March 1850, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), son of Shahzada Muhammad Yasin Sultan Sahib.. She d. after 1885, having had issue, one daughter – see above.
• vi) A daughter, who d. before 26^th April 1850.
• b) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Jalal ud-din Shah Sahib. b. at Calcutta, 1808 (full brother of Muhammad Mahdi), educ. privately. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. Mbr Russapugla Sch Management Cttee. m. (first) m. at Calcutta, 24^th May 1832, Shahzadi Amir un-nisa Begum Sahiba (b. at Calcutta, 1817; d.s.p. after 1873), third daughter of his uncle, Shahzada Ghulam Ahmed Sultan Sahib. m. (a) Rahim un-nisa Bibi (d. after 1893). m. (b) Hidayat un-nisa Bibi (d. after 1870). m. (c) Karim un-nisa Bibi (d. after 1893). m. (d) Mehru Bibi. He d. before 1869, having had issue, one son and three daughters:
• i) Sahibzada Dilawar Sultan. b. at Calcutta, 1853 (s/o Rahim un-nisa). m. (a) Aris Bibi. m. (b) Amir un-nisa Bibi [Raishun Bibi]. He had issue, one son:
• (1) Sahibzada Munnowar Sultan.
• i) Sahibzadi Shams un-nisa Begum (d/o Hidayat un-nisa). She d. after 1857.
• ii) Sahibzadi Rais un-nisa Begum. She d. after 1907.
• iii) A d/o Karim un-nisa Bibi. She d. young.
• c) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Azim ud-din Shah Sahib. b. at Calcutta, 1808 (s/o Ulfat un-nisa Bibi), educ. privately. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. m. (first) Shahzadi Fakhr un-nisa Begum Sahiba (d.s.p. after 1873), daughter of his uncle, Shahzada Muhammad Muiz ud-din Sultan Sahib. He d. at Calcutta, 9^th July 1867 (bur. there at the Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, two sons and three daughters:
• i) A son, who d. before 1836 (23^rd February 1833?), aged three years. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• ii) A son, who d. before 1835 (23^rd February 1833?), aged four years.
• i) Sahibzadi Rahim un-nisa Begum (d/o Fakhr un-nisa). m. Sahibzada Muhammad Hyder Shikoh (b. at Calcutta, 1826; d. at Calcutta, late 1858), eldest son of Sahibzada Muhammad Sultan, by his wife, Sahibzadi Shahinshah Begum, eldest daughter of Shahzada Ghulam Ahmed Sultan Sahib. She d. at Calcutta, 2^nd November 1856 (bur. there at the Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue – see above.
• ii) Sahibzadi Husaini Begum. m. Sahibzada Muhammad Wahaj ud-din (d. at Calcutta, 1907, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), son of Shahzada Muhammad Anwar Shah Sahib. She d. at Calcutta, 1870 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue – see below.
• iii) A daughter. b. before 1832, and d. before 1846.
• d) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Mahdi. b. at Calcutta, 1811 (full brother of Muhammad Jalal ud-din Shah), educ. privately. He d.s.p. before 29^th March 1860 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• e) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Waris ud-din. b. at Calcutta, 1813, educ. privately. m. (first) at Calcutta, 1834, Sahibzadi …Begum (d. at Calcutta, 29^th April 1850, bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), elder daughter of Sahibzada Muhammad Jalal ud-din. m. (a) Lutf un-nisa Bibi (d. after 1857). He d. at Rassapagla, Calcutta, 21^st November 1841 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one daughter:
• i) Sahibzadi Chand Begum. m. as his second wife, Sahibzada Muhammad Firuz Bakht (b. at Calcutta, 1832; d. at Calcutta, 19^th April 1861), elder son of Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Said ud-din Sahib. She d. at Calcutta, 26^th May 1863 or 25^th May 1864 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one son – see above.
• f) Sahibzada Muhammad Faiz ud-din. b. at Calcutta, 1813, educ. privately. He d.s.p. at Calcutta, 18^th July 1833 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• g) Sahibzada Muhammad Muin ud-din [Hingu Sahib]. b. at Calcutta, 1816, educ. privately. He d.s.p. 31^st March 1841 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• h) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Mahmud Shah Sahib (s/o Saliha Begum), educ. privately. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. m. Yadgar Begum. He d. 1878 (?), having had issue, two sons and three daughters:
• i) Sahibzada Ahmad Shah.
• ii) Sahibzada Jahangir Shah.
• i) Sahibzadi Nasir un-nisa Begum. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• ii) Sahibzadi Shahinshah Begum.
• iii) Sahibzadi Muhammadi Begum.
• a) Princess (Shahzadi) Karamat un-nisa Begum Sahiba. She d. at Calcutta, before 16^th April 1848.
• b) Princess (Shahzadi) Allah Nawazi Begum Sahiba (d/o Saliha Begum). She d. unm. at Calcutta, 1868 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• c) A daughter, who d. before 1835.
• d) Princess (Shahzadi) Amir un-nisa Begum Sahiba. m. at Calcutta, 1833, as his second wife, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Burhan ud-din (b. at Vellore, 1802; d. at Calcutta, before 1864), fifth son of her uncle, Shahzada Muhi ud-din Sultan Sahib, Sultan Padshah Bahadur. She d. after 1873, having had issue – see above.
• 10) Shahzada Sarwar ud-din Muhammad Sultan Sahib. b. at Seringapatam, 1790, educ. privately. Deported to Calcutta with his brothers and the rest of his family, 20^th August 1806. m. (first) Hamid un-nisa Begum (d. at Calcutta, 27^th March 1857, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). m. (second) Samoli Begum. m. (a) Mubaraq Kadam. m. (b) Abida Banu Bibi. m. (c) Ishwar Banu Bibi. m. (d) Salama Bibi (d. before 29^th March 1859). m. (e) Lal Banu Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 1868, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). m. (f) Fazila Banu Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 5^th October 1850, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park). m. (g) Allah Rukhi Bibi. m. (h) Tara Bibi. He d. at Calcutta, 20^th October 1833 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
• a) Sahibzada Muhammad Shams ud-din. b. at Calcutta, 1809/1810, educ. privately. He d.s.p. before 5^th February 1831.
• b) Sahibzada ‘Ali Gauhar. b. at Calcutta, 1812. He d. before 1832.
• c) Sahibzada Muhammad Kaikubad. b. at Calcutta, 1813, educ. privately. He d.s.p. before 1832.
• d) A son (one of the above), d. before 17^th May 1845.
• a) Sahibzadi Ahmadi Begum. b. at Calcutta, 1806. m. at Calcutta, 1831, as his second wife, Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Said ud-din Sahib (b. at Vellore, 1801/2; d. at Calcutta, before 1869), second son of her uncle, Prince (Shahzada) Muhi ud-din Sultan Sahib, Sultan Padshah Bahadur. She d. at Calcutta, 15^th March 1857 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue – see above.
• b) Sahibzadi Shahani Begum. b. at Calcutta, 1814. m. at Calcutta, 1833, Prince (Shahzada) Ahmad Halim uz-Zaman Sahib (b. at Calcutta, 1812; d. there, 12^th November 1894, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), third son of H.H. Prince Ghulam Muhammad Sultan Sahib, KCSI, by Imtiaz un-nisa Bibi, daughter of Nawab ‘Abdu’l Karim Khan Sahib, Karim Shah, Safdar Shikoh Bahadur. She d.s.p. – see below.
• 11) Prince (Shahzada) Nizam ud-din Muhammad Sahib. He d. at Seringapatam, 25^th October 1791 (bur. there near the Hathi Gate). Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• 12) Prince (Shahzada) Shaikh Jahangir-i-Zaman Jamal ud-din Muhammad Sultan Sahib. b. at Seringapatam, 1792 (aged 15 in 1807) (s/o Qadir Sahib’s sister), educ. privately. Deported to Calcutta with his brothers and the rest of his family, 20^th August 1806. The first member of his family to visit England, where he lived 1835-1842 and was received by King William IV and Queen Adelaide. Mbr Oriental Club (London) 1837-1842. m. (first) Bunnu Begum. m. (a) Mehr Banu Bibi. m. (b) Timut un-nisa Bibi. m. (c) Maryam Khatu Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 1868). m. (d) Silbur Banu Bibi. He d. at Paris, France, 13^th November 1842 (bur. there), having had issue, one son and one daughter:
• a) Sahibzada Muhammad Badr ud-din, Sultan Alam. b. at Calcutta, 1807 (s/o Mehr Banu Bibi), educ. privately. m. (a) Jahan Banu Bibi. m. (b) … Bibi (d. at Calcutta, 5^th November 1836). He d. at Calcutta, 1839 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one son and one daughter:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Aftab ud-din. b. at Calcutta, 1833, educ. privately. m. a daughter of Prince (Shahzada) Rahim ud-din Muhammad, of Rassapagla. He d. at Tollygunge, 5^th February 1902 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, one son and one daughter:
• (1) Sahibzada Faridun Shah. b. after 1859. He had issue, three sons:
• (a) Sahibzada Bahadur Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1897.
• (b) Sahibzada Wala Jah. b. at Calcutta, 1897.
• (c) Sahibzada Ala Jah. b. at Calcutta, 1897.
• (1) Sahibzadi Fatimat un-nisa Begum.
• i) Sahibzadi Zeb un-nisa Begum. m. Sahibzada Yusuf Sultan (b. at Calcutta, 1830; d. before 1874), son of Prince (Shahzada) Rahim ud-din Muhammad, of Rassapagla. She d. at Calcutta, 19^th April 1858 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue – see below.
• a) A daughter. m. ca. 1830, Muhammad Naqi Khan, son of Husain ‘Ali Khan, of Hooghly.
• 13) Prince (Shahzada) Munir ud-din Muhammad Sultan Sahib. b. at Seringapatam, before March 1795 (s/o Qadir Sahib’s sister), educ. privately. Deported to Calcutta with his brothers and the rest of his family, 20^th August 1806. m. (first) Zohra Begum. m. (a) Rup Banu Bibi. m. (b) Daulat Kadam. m. (c) Gul Chimara Bibi [Khajanwali]. m. (c) Mukharam Bibi. m. (d) Nikkadam Bibi. m. (e) Kariman Bibi. m. (f) Sakina Bibi. He d. at “Nachh Kothi”, Calcutta, 1^st December 1837 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, two sons and two daughters:
• a) Prince (Shahzada) Muhammad Anwar Shah Sahib. b. at Calcutta, 1826 (s/o Zohra Begum), educ. privately. Granted the personal title of Shahzada, 11^th June 1860. m. at Calcutta, 1841, Sahibzadi Hidayat un-nisa Begum, eldest daughter of Agha Jafar ‘Ali, by his wife, Waziri Begum, daughter of Shahzada Hyder ‘Ali Sultan Sahib, Fath Hyder Bahadur. He d. at Calcutta, 17^th June 1889 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, five sons and a daughter:
• i) Sahibzada Muhammad Wahaj ud-din. m. Sahibzadi Husaini Begum (d. after 1870), daughter of Sahibzada Muhammad Azim ud-din. He d. at Calcutta, 1907 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), having had issue, four daughters:
• (1) Sahibzadi Sultan Begum. m. as his first wife, Sahibzada Muhammad Sultan Alam (d at Calcutta, 1922, and bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park), only son of Sahibzada Ghulam Rubani, by his wife, Sahibzadi Chand Begum, second daughter of Nawab Muhammad Nur ul-Haq. She had issue – see above.
• (2) Sahibzadi Ahmadi Begum. m. Mirza Mehdi Shirazi. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• (3) Sahibzadi Wilayati Begum. m. Mirza Akbar Bakht (b. at Benares, 1866; d. there, 1924), elder son of Shahzada Mirza Sulaiman Bakht, of Benares, sometime Dep Collector, UP, by his wife, Afia Sultan Begum, daughter of Said un-nisa Begum. She had issue, three sons and one daughter – see India Pensioners (Delhi).
• (4) Sahibzadi Kubra Begum. m. as his first wife, Mirza Mahmud Bakht Bahadur (b. at Benares, 1872; d. at Kala Mahal, Shivala, Benares, 1940), second son of Shahzada Mirza Sulaiman Bakht of Delhi, by his wife, Afia Sultan Begum, daughter of Said un-nisa Begum. She had issue, one sons and one daughter – see India Pensioners (Delhi).
• ii) Sahibzada Muhammad Nasir ud-din. He d.s.p. at Calcutta, 18^th October 1865 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park).
• iii) Sahibzada Muhammad Shams ud-din. b. before 1846. He d. after 1854.
• iv) Sahibzada Muhammad Ghazi ud-din. He d. after 1854.
• v) The Hon Sahibzada Muhammad Bakhtiyar Shah, Sultan-i-Alam, CIE (1.1.1908). b. at Calcutta, 19^th January 1864. Recognised as the Representative of the Tipu Sultan Family 1896. Hon Magistrate Bengal, MLC Bengal 1896-1898, Sheriff of Calcutta 1900, Chair Tollygunge Municipality 1901. Fellow of Calcutta Univ. (1898), Presdt All-India Muslim Educational Conference. Mbr Mohammedan Literary Soc (1863), Dalhousie Institute (1879), British Indian Assoc, etc. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar medals (1903 and 1911). m. at Calcutta, 1901, Bashir Begum, granddaughter of Nawab Mirza Akbar ‘Ali Beg, sometime Chief Minister of Karauli, and second daughter of Mirza Asghar ‘Ali Beg, by his wife, a daughter of Mirza Amir ‘Ali Beg. He d. at Calcutta, 2^nd January 1913 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park, Calcutta), having had issue, two sons and three daughters:
• (1) Sahibzada Muhammad Jahandar Shah. He d. young. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• (2) Sahibzada Muhammad Kamgar Shah, educ. St Xaver’s Coll, Calcutta. Propretor of the Dhalbhum Mining Estate of 11,000 sq miles (confiscated by the Bihar state govt in 1964 without adequate compensation). Sec of Mysore Family Fateha Fund Cttee 1948-1966. m. at Calcutta, 17^th February 1939, Sabera Begum, a niece of The Hon Abul Kasem Fazlul Huq, of Chakhar, in the Barisal district, sometime Chief Minister of Bengal, and only daughter of Syed Ali Ahmad, sometime Inspector-Gen of Registration for Bengal. He d. at Calcutta, June 1966, having had issue, five sons and one daughter:
• (a) Sahibzada Muhammad Husain Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1940 (s/o Sabira Begum), educ. St Xavier’s Coll, Calcutta. Sec Mysore Family Fateha Cttee. Presdt Mysore Family Fateh Fund Waqf Estate since 2008. Resident of 9, Acharya Jagdis Bose Rd, Kolkata-700 017. He had issue, two sons:
• (i) Sahibzada Muhammad Bakhtiar ‘Ali Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1975. Mbr Mysore Family Fateh Fund Waqf Estate since 2008. He has issue, one daughter.
• (ii) Sahibzada Muhammad Saif ‘Ali Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1977. He has issue, one daughter.
• (b) Sahibzada Ahmad Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1945, educ. St Xaver’s Coll, Calcutta. m. ... Begum. No issue.
• (c) Sahibzada Muhammad Fateh ‘Ali Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1947 (s/o Sabira Begum), educ. St Xaver’s Coll, Calcutta. m. Reshma Begum, daughter of Jahan Ara Begum. He had issue, one son and one daughter:
• (i) Sahibzada Muhammad Zain ‘Ali Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1975. He has issue, one son.
• (i) Sahibzadi Nidah Begum. b. 1982. m. ...
• (d) Sahibzada Muhammad Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1947, educ. St Xavier’s Coll, Calcutta. He had issue, two sons.
• (e) Sahibzada Munawar ‘Ali Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1950, educ. St Xavier’s Coll, Calcutta. unm.
• (a) Sahibzadi Aftab Shah Begum [Dr Aftab Sood], MBBS. A paediatrician at the Assembly of God Hospital, later in private practice in New Delhi. m. ... Sood, from outside the community.
• (1) Sahibzadi Akhtar Jahan Begum. She d. unm.
• (2) Sahibzadi Wala Jahan Begum. m. and had issue, a daughter:
• (a) Sitara Begum. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• (3) Sahibzadi Dil Ara Jahan Begum. b. at Calcutta, 1910. m. Mirza Babar Beg (b. at Lahore, Punjab, 13^th September 1907), son of Mirza Ivaz Beg, by his wife, Fazl un-nisa Begum. She d. at Calcutta, 9^th September 1991, having had issue, three sons and two daughters.
• i) Sahibzadi Bahftaaal Mahmudi Begum. She d. at Calcutta, 15^th August 1932.
• b) Sahibzada Muhammad Humayun Shah. b. at Calcutta, 1826, educ. privately. He d. after 1832.
• a) Sahibzadi Misri Begum. m. …(d. before 1839). She d.s.p. at Calcutta, 1859 (bur. Mysore Family Cemetery, Kalighat Park, Calcutta).
• b) Princess (Shahzadi) Umras Begum Sahiba. m. …(d. before 13^th February 1855). She d. before 1908.

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