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Here is the full Wallis family tree (as we know it) from their roots in Cork/Waterford in the 16th century to present.

In 1595, THOMAS WALLYS resided at Curryglass. Co. Cork ; he died before 1630, leaving a widow and two sons. The elder son,

THOMAS WALLYS, of Curryglass, left at his decease two sons,

• THOMAS, of Curryglass, of whom hereafter (see below)
• Peter, of Shangary, Co. Cork, living 1630, High Sheriff 1660, had a large grant of land under the Act of Settlement,
  Married Audrey, daughter of Barachias Baker, of Carrigrohan, Co. Cork, and d. 1679, leaving by her (who d. 1685) four daus. (viz., i.
  1. Margaret, m. Col. Edward Corker, of Ballymaloe, co. Cork, and d.s.p. 17 July, 1721 ;
  2. Katherine, m. 1679, Ebenezer Low, and d. 8 July, 1697 ;
  3. Mehetabel, m. Francis Foulke, and d. 1 July, 1703 ;
  4. Mary, m. Benjamin Glascott, of New Ross, who d. 6 Oct. 1723
  5. John, of Carrigrohan, J.P., whose dau. and heir,
     1. Mary, m. Charles Gookin.
  6. Barachias, of Ballycrenan, m. 1688, Ellen Cross, of Ballybrazil, co. Wexford, and d. intestate (adm. 7 July, 1711) leaving two daus. and a son:
     1. Susan, m. William Corker, of Kilbrenan, co. Cork ;
     2. Eleanor, m. Jan. 1730, Sylvester Cross, of Passage co. Cork, who d. 1767),
     3. William, of Ballycrenan, m. Clotilda, dau. of Thomas Uniacke, of Woodhouse, co. Waterford, and had
        1. Barachias, of Ballycrenan, m. 1763, Anne, dau. of Emanuel Pigott, and d.s.p. Jan. 1765.
        2. Helena, m. John Colthurst. […]
        3. Clotilda, m. 24 Sept. 1771, Sir Edward Hoare, 2nd bart.. of Annabella, and d. 3 Sept. 1816, leaving issue (see BURKES Peerage).

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The eldest son, THOMAS WALLIS, of Curryglass, mentioned in will of his uncle Peter, 1630, party to a deed in 1640, had issue,

• Boyle, b. 1644.
• THOMAS, of Curryglass, of whom hereafter.
• HENRY, (1654 – 1739) of Drishane, co. Cork, m. Penelope, dau. of John Nettles, of Toureen, and left,
  1. Thomas, d.s.p.
  2. Henry, (1697 – ) ; d.s.p. 1749.
  3. John, of Reddy, called to the Bar 1754, High Sheriff of Cork 1772 ; d.s.p. 1787.
  4. Mary, m. George Jackson, of Grangebeg, co. Cork.
  5. Elizabeth (1708 – ), m. George Wallis, of Curryglas.

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The eldest surviving son, THOMAS WALLIS, of Curryglass.
Married first, 1679, Jane Ludyman, and by her had issue:

• Thomas, died unmarried.
• Grace, died unmarried.

Mr. Wallis had in the time of JAMES II to fly to England with his wife and two children.
He married secondly, Persis (1685-), daughter of Holmes, and had issue:

• Anne, m. Thomas Moore, of Gregg, co. Cork ;
• Elizabeth, m. Samuel Meade;
• Arabella, m. Michael Webber; and had issue Thomas (1749-), and Mary,
• Jane, m. Digby Cooke
• GEORGE, his heir (see below)
• Thomas.
• Persis

Mr. Wallis purchased considerable landed property in the Co. of Cork, in 1703, from the trustees of Forfeited Estates.

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GEORGE WALLIS (1708 – 1747), of Curryglass.
Married in 1721, his first cousin, Elizabeth Wallis, daughter of Henry Wallis, of Drishane, and had issue:

• HENRY, his heir (see below)
• Penelope (1726 – 18 June 1796), m. John Parker, of Cherrymount, Co. Waterford; and had issue
  1. John Robert (1756–1842),
  2. Anne (Saunders) (–1808),
  3. Elizabeth Parker
• George (1737- 28 Dec 1821), d.s.p.
• Elizabeth (1738 – ), m. Samuel Adams; and had issue:
  1. Samuel Wallis Adams

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HENRY WALLIS, (1723 – ) of Curryglass and Drishane, under the limitations in the will of his maternal grandfather, Henry Wallis, became entitled to the Drishane and other estates;

He married 1758, Elizabeth, daughter of Christmas Paul, of Paulville, Co. Carlow, by Ellen his wife, daughter of Robert Carew, of Ballynamona, Co. Waterford, and had four sons and two daughters:

• JOHN, his heir (see below),
• Christmas Paul (Rev.), B.A., married first, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. James Stopford, Fellow Trinity College Dublin, and sister of Edward Stopford, Bishop of Meath, and had three sons and six daughters.,
  1. John, an Officer 52nd Regt., d. unm.
  2. Henry, an Officer 52nd Regt., d.s.p.
  3. James, d.s.p.
  4. Elizabeth, d. unm.
  5. Catherine.
  6. Penelope, m. Rev. Digby Joseph Stopford Ram, and had issue (see RAM of Clonattin).
  7. Ellen, m. William Lombard, of Danesfort, co. Cork, son of the Rev. Edmond Lombard, of Lombardstown, co. Cork.
• Rev. Christmas Paul married secondly, Hannah Fitzgerald, and had further issue,
  1. George.
  2. Thomas, Barrister-at-Law, m. Miss MacDermot, and had a dau.,
     1. Anne.
  3. Christmas Paul, Rev. (1823-1866) m. Blessing (1831- 23 April, 1910), dau. of Thomas Browning Gardner, of Youghal, Co. Cork, and had, [TODO]
     1. Christmas Paul, d. unm. (1860-1880)
     2. Thomas Henry Gardner, (1865-1928)
     3. Christiana Augustus (1856-)
     4. Georgina Blessing (1856-1878)
     5. Frances Maud “Fanny” (1858-)
     6. Penelope Croker. (1860-1930)
     7. Anne, d. unm.
• Thomas, m. Miss Cooke, and had issue,
  1. Harry, an Officer 52nd Foot, m. Miss Justice, and had three daus.,
     1. Mary, m. Thomas Crofts.
     2. Ellen, m. John Moriarty, M.D.
     3. Dora, d. unm.
  2. John Cooke, of Minehill, co. Cork, m. 1.846, Elizabeth, dau. of Major Beresford Gahan, 4th Dragoon Guards, and had, with others who died young, issue,
     1. Thomas Henry, b. 1847 ; d. 1886.
     2. Beresford Gahan, Supt. Engineer, Indian P.W. Dept. ; b. 1849 ; m. 1882, Harriet Florence, dau. of Alfred Gahan, of Cavan, and has issue, Beresford Herbert, b. 1888.
     3. John Cooke, Capt. Imperial Lt. Horse, S. Africa, b. 1854. (i) Elizabeth.
  3. 1. Rebecca, m. H. Sherlock.
  4. Elizabeth, d. unm.
  5. Mary, m. ] . E. Herrick.
  6. Ellen, m. the Rev. A. Sergeant, of Waterford.
• 4. Harry, m. Helen, and dau. of James MCall, of Braehead, co. Lanark, and had three sons and seven daughters:
  1. Harry, drowned;
  2. James and
  3. John, d.s.p. ; and seven daus. of whom the eldest,
     1. Sarah, m. William Smith, of Carbeth Gutherie ; and the sth, Margaret, m. George Dennistoun.
     2. Ellen (-1842), m. Charles Bolton, of Curraghduff, co. Waterford.
     3. Elizabeth (- 16 April 1836), m. Sir Joshua Christmas Paul, 2nd bart., xf Ballyglan, co. Waterford, and d.s.p..

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JOHN WALLIS, (1759 – 1810) of Drishane Castle.

Married first, Patience, eldest dau. of John Longfield, of Longueville, Co. Cork, and by her had one dau.,

• Patience, m. James Hanning (1780-), of Kilcrone, Cloyne Co. Cork. […]

He married secondly, Sept. 1787, Marianne, daughter of John Carleton, of Woodside, Co. Cork, and by her had issue,

• HENRY, his heir (see below)
• Marianne, (1795 – 4 Jun 1876) m. Simon Newport, J.P., of Johns Hill Villa, Waterford (1788-1867), and had:
  1. John Wallis Newport (1830–1877)
  2. Marianne Elizabeth Paul Newport (1831–1891)
  3. Jane Penelope Newport (1834–1919)
  4. Henry Bolton Newport (1837–1900)
  5. Simon George Newport (–1860)
• Penelope (1797-), m. Samuel Adams, of Kilbree, co. Cork, J.P., (her first cousin, son of Wallis Adams) and had issue,
  1. Elizabeth Paul Adams (–1910), married William Anderson (1812–1904) and had:
     1. Penelope Anne Anderson (1861–1861)
     2. Wilhelmina Elizabeth Anderson (1864–)
     3. Joshua Alexander Anderson Rev (1867–1947)
     4. William James Anderson (1869–1915)
     5. Susanna Margaret Anderson (–1868)
  2. Samuel Adams
  3. Georgina Adams (–1896)
  4. Frances Adams
  5. Wallis Adams
  6. Michael Goold Adams
  7. John Carleton Adams
  8. Marianne Caroline, m. 8 Oct. 1844, John Allin, of Monabeg, nephew of Gen. Sir Thomas Kenah, K.C.B.
• Elizabeth (1802-), m. the Rev. Charles Morgan (Rector of Drishane).
  1. Charles Henry Mongan (1822–)
  2. John Mongan (1823–)
  3. Selina Sophia Mongan (1824–)
  4. Marianne Charlotte Mongan (1826–1912), married Rev Francis Verschoyle Young (1818-1891, Curate of Drishane), and had:
     1.  George Francis Young (1854–1885)
     2. George P Young (1855–)
     3. John Wallis Lombard Young (1855–1936)
     4. Francis Verschoyle “Barney” Young (1857–1930)
     5. Mary Elizabeth Jane Young (1859–1944)
     6. Bryanna Thomasina “Nancy” Young (1861–1920)
     7. Thomas William Herbert Young (1863–1944)
     8. Charles Warburton Young (1865–1932)
     9. Ainslie Lunham Young (1868–1938)
  5. Caroline Jane Mongan (1835–), married William Alfred Carpenter
     (1815–)

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HENRY WALLIS, (1790 – 6 Jan. 1862) of Drishane Castle, Co. Cork, J.P, and D.L. High Sheriff. 1814, Lieut.-Col. South Cork Rifles,
Married 1st, Charlotte Forster (–1816), by whom he had

• one son, deceased

Married secondly, 1827, Ellen, daughter of Grice Smyth, of Ballynatray, Co. Waterford, and sister of the Princess of Capua, and of Lady Dinorben  and had:

• JOHN RICHARD SMYTH, of Drishane Castle (see below)
• Mary Gertrude, d. unm. 5 May, 1857.

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JOHN RICHARD SMYTH WALLIS, (5 June 1828 – 27 Oct 1868) of Drishane Castle, J.P., High Sheriff, 1857, Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards;

Married 1st Sept. 1853, Octavia Willoughby, and by her (who m. 2ndly, 4 April, 1872, Sir G. H. Beaumont, gth bart., of Cole Orton Hall, Co. Leicester, and d. 19 June, 1901) had:

• Digby Henry Willoughby, (2 June 1854 – 18 July 1858) buried 31st Jul 1858 in Drishane Parish Cemery.
• HENRY AUBREY BEAUMONT, now of Drishane Castle (see below).
• Eva Octavia Augusta, (b. 5 Jun 1859 in Drishane – 28 March 1860)
• Eva Violet Amelia Gwen Willoughby, (24 Dec 1868 – 16 Jan 1929)
  Married 29 June 1888 in Brentford, Maj. Edgar St. John Christophers, D.S.O. (1861-1924). Divorced 21st March 1906, and had issue.
  1. Violet Dorothy Agnes Christophers, Lady (Dorothy) (1889–1970), married George Malcolm Hilbery Sir (1883–1965)
  2. Digby Richard Nugent Christophers (1890–),  married Kathleen Griggs (1895–)

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HENRY AUBREY BEAUMONT WALLIS,  of Drishane Castle, Co. Cork, J.P., and later of Roskrow, Penryn, Cornwall, (4 July, 1861 – 20 Apr 1926);

Married first, 1 March 1883, Elizabeth Caroline, eldest dau. of Hon. Albert Yelverton Bingham, 5th son of the 3rd Lord Clanmorris. From him she obtained a divorce by Act of Parliament 1906. [TODO add link to profile]. They had issue:

• HENRY DIGBY, late Lieut. Scots Guards (Guards Club), b. 3 June, 1885. d. October 1914 in St. Julien, France in WWI. [TODO: link to his article when published]
• Audrey Beatrice Jean, 23 Jan. 1888 – 28 Oct 1961;
  Married 5 Jan. 1909, Francis Ivan Oscar Brickmann, 119th Infantry, Indian Army; divorced in 1921; no issue.
  Married Capt. Robert Law, M.C., of Rosnaree, Slane, Co. Meath on June 4th 1921.
  1. Micheal Law, Maj., 1923 – 21 July 1975,  Captain, Scots Guards, Married 12 April 1950, Judith Maurice Hogarth, d. of Maj. John Usher Hogarth [line]
     1. Robert Law, 6th April 1955 – 25th Dec 2004 [obit]. married Aisling Stuart (gg dau of Maude Gonne), daughter Iseult, stepson Emile. [grave]
     2. Georgiana Law, * 1952, Md., Sean Galvin, of Navan, Co. Meath, s. of John Galvin, of Shankill, Co. Dublin. [photo ?]. + Edward, Vanessa
        1. Edward Galvin, m. Alexandra Mackintosh (Edinbrugh), 4 children
           1. Grace Willow 1st Oct 2008
           2. Willow May 4th July 2010
           3. Gus Robert Donald, b. May 19th 2012
           4. Frederick John Onslow, b. 5th Dec 2015
        2. Vanessa Galvin, m Niall Dailly (Edinbrough)…

Aubrey married secondly, n Feb. 1907, Julia Mary Catharine Curteis (1858-1922), widow of Edward Witherden Curteis, Capt. 24 Regiment, an only daughter and heir of Mrs. Wright (see WRIGHT of Moltram Hall, Cheshire).

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Listen to Aisling Stuart and her mother Imogen on the radio with Miriam O’Callaghan on Rosnaree House and the Law family:
http://www.rte.ie/radio1/miriam-meets/programmes/2012/0520/351008-200512/

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TODO: follow up Audrey’s 2nd husband: Capt. Robert Law, M.C., of Rosnaree, Slane, Co. Meath, * 1889, + 1971, s. of Michael Augustine Fitzgerald Law, of Beaumont, Drogheda, Co. Meath.

Captain Robert Law (1890-1973). Like his two younger brothers, Robert was educated at Haileybury, a boarding school 20 miles from London, returning to Beamont during the holidays. During the First World War, he served with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers and won a Military Cross. A fearless eccentric, he later went to West Africa where he shot twelve bull elephants but got charged by the thirteenth which left him badly mauled. He later emerged from the jungle with a hoard of ivory, claiming he had survived by eating an exclusive diet of bananas, which fruit he never ate again. He subsequently eloped with Audrey Beatrix Wallis of Drishae Castle, Millstreet, Co. Cork, sold Beamont and settled on the Boyne at Rossnaree, Co. Meath, where members of the Law family still live today.

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[Burke’s Peerage 1898]