~ 1 ~ Family of the Noronha Sisters Monica Gonsalves nee Noronha (b 20 July 1855 / d 7 March 1934) Emerciana Mascarenhas nee Noronha (b 2 Dec 1868 / d 8 Oct 1952) Magdalene Saldanha nee Noronha (b 23 Sep 1873 / d 25 May 1929)

1922 Family Photograph

The three Noronha sisters and their families – photographed in 1922. Seated centre (fourth from left) is the eldest sister Monica Gonsalves (whose husband died in 1898); standing behind her is her son Salvador. P.F.X. Saldanha (whose face is well- known) is standing behind his wife Magdalena (seated centre – fourth from right); on the other side is John Manuel Mascarenhas – standing behind his wife Emerciana. Standing behind P.F.X. are his sons Joseph, Claudius, and Harold (who died in a drowning accident in 1925). Standing next to P.F.X. are Paul and Lawrence Gonsalves (sons of Monica); seated in front of them are their wives Priscilla (nee Saldanha) and Gertrude (nee Lobo). Priscilla is carrying her eldest child Gertrude (b. 1921). The young lady seated left is Monica, daughter of P.F.X. and wife of Salvador Gonsalves; their four children -Enid (b 1908), Marie (b 1912), Joseph (b 1914), Alan (b 1916) are also in the picture. ******************************************************************************~ 2 ~ Monica, Emerciana, and Monica were daughters of Monte Noronha and Joanna Rebello of Codialbail. Monte Noronha was one of eight children of Balthazar Noronha Prabhu of Pezar and Catherine Fernandes (Thonse Fernandes Prabhu family). This was Pezar’s premier family of its time – all the eight children married into leading Mangalorean families. The eldest daughter Anna Maria married A.J. Saldanha, founder of India’s first native coffee curing works. The second daughter Clara married Ignatius Britto, snuff merchant; they were the parents of Rao Sahib Salvador Britto. The third daughter Esperanca married Sebastian Fernandes, Patel of Thonse; one of their grandsons was the late Stephen Timothy Fernandes, City Magistrate, Poona (father of the late Praxy Fernances, Finance Secretary, Govt. of India). The fourth daughter Rosa Maria married Jacob Rego of Derebail; their grandchildren include the late Gratian Rego (criminal lawyer at Udipi), the late Oswald Rego of Hyderabad, the late Walter Rego of Bangalore … the late Reginald Joseph Rego of the Mysore Government service… and Air Commodore Melville Rego of Richmond Road, Bangalore.

****************************************************************************** THE FAMILY of BALTHAZAR NORONHA ======CHILDREN OF: BALTHAZAR NORONHA and CATHARINE FERNANDES They had 8 children - 5 daughters and 3 sons. Only one - Esperanca - was baptized in Mangalore (Rosario Cathedral); the others presumably at Pezar. The order of the eight children is taken from the notes of Marian Saldanha and Rao Sahib F. Lobo (which concur). Their years of birth have been estimated from the years of birth of their first-borns (but the dates of the youngest child Martha are taken from her mortuary card). [1] Anna Maria (b abt 1824 / d 15 May 1884: age entered as 60 in Milagres death register) m Antony Justin s/o Manuel Saldanha & Antonia Coelho: Salshet.Cen [2.1]. [2] Clara (b abt 1829 / d 15 Nov 1915: age entered as 86 in Rosario death register) m Ignatius s/o Salvadore Britto & Emmerciana Noronha: Britto.Cen [1.2.1]. [3] Rosario Manuel (b abt 1831 / d 6 April 1873: age entered as 42 in Rosario death register) m Anne d/o Ignatius Fernandes & Maria Coelho: Fernthon.Cod [7.4]. [4] Monte Santan Joachim (b abt 1835 / d 10 Feb 1885) m Joanna d/o Sebastian Rebello & Monica Coelho: Rebthon.Man [1.2.1]. [5] Esperanca Maria (b 1 Feb 1837 / d 24 Oct 1900: aged 63) m Sebastian s/o Domingo Fernandes & Isabella Barboza: Fernthon.Cod [5.3]. [6] Thomas Manuel (b abt 1840 / d 9 July 1888: age entered as 48 in Rosario death register) m Florina d/o Manuel Noronha & Natalia Rebello: Norkamb.Man [1.3.2]. [7] Rosa Maria (b abt 1842 / d 24 May 1901: age entered as 59 in Urva death register) m Jacob s/o Salvador Rego & Martha Tauro: Regnaik.Del [1.6]. [8] Martha (b 24 May 1847 / d 1 Aug 1911: aged 64) m Camillo s/o Antony J. Mascarenhas & Esperanca Fernandes: Mascar.Bel [1.6]. ****************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************~ 3 ~ The three sons of Balthazar and Catherine – Rosario, Monte, and Thomas – all settled in Codialbail. Rosario is the great-grandfather of Fr. Ronnie Prabhu, S.J. Thomas had a large family; two of his grandsons, both of whom settled in Bangalore, were the late Captain George Ferris (of World War I fame) and the late Charles Noronha (winner of the Pro Ecclesia for his work with various Catholic organizations). One of Thomas’ granddaughters was the late Mrs. Rose Saldanha (mother of Sr. Olivia, A.C.). Monte Noronha’s wife Joanna (b. 7 May 1840) belonged to a branch of the Kallianpur Rebello family that had settled in Mangalore. Her father Sebastian Rebello, who died young, held the position of Treasury Secretary in the Mysore Government Service. Her brother Joachim Joseph Rebello (1842- 1923) was a leading personality of his time.

****************************************************************************** THE FAMILY of MONTE NORONHA ======CHILDREN OF: MONTE NORONHA and JOANNA REBELLO They were married at Rosario Cathedral on 8 May 1854. [1] Monica Sabina Margarita (b 20 July 1855 / d 7 March 1934: aged 78) m Nicholas Cajetan s/o Pascal Gonsalves & Regina Sald: Goncen.Cod [2.1.1]. [2] Emerciana (b 7 May 1857) - died aged 1 [3] Isabella (b 16 May 1862 / d 15 April 1888: aged 25) m (1stw) John Manuel s/o Salvador Mascarenhas & Anna M Fern.: Mascar.Bel [4.9]. [4] Emerciana Bibiana (b 2 Dec 1868 / d 8 Oct 1952: aged 83) m (2nd w) John Manuel Mascarenhas, above: Mascar.Bel [4.9]. [5] Mary Magdalen Lucia (b 20 Sep 1871 / d 30 May 1872: aged 8 mths) [6] Magdalena Catharina (b 23 Sep 1873 / d 25 May 1929: aged 65) - tomb in Milagres m (2nd w) Peter Francis Xavier Saldanha (her 1st cousin) s/o A.J. Saldanha Shet & Anna Maria Noronha [2.2.1]: Salshet.Cen [2.1.13]. [7] William (b 1 Dec 1881 / d 20 Feb 1937: aged 55) - Rev Fr; Vicar at Dharwar [8] Francis Xavier Balthazar (b 1 Feb 1883) - probably died in infancy [9] Rosa Juliana (b 24 Sep 1884 / d 13 May 1974: aged 79) - A.C. nun: Sr Maria Felicia ****************************************************************************** **********************************************~ 4 ~ ******************************** THE FIRST GENERATION The Noronha Sisters ======[1] Monica Sabina Margarita (b 20 July 1855 / d 7 March 1934: aged 78) m Nicholas Cajetan Gonsalves [2.a] Isabella (b 16 May 1862 / d 15 April 1888: aged 25) m (1stw) John Manuel Mascarenhas [2.b] Emerciana Bibiana (b 2 Dec 1868 / d 8 Oct 1952: aged 83) m (2nd w) John Manuel Mascarenhas, above: Mascar.Bel [4.9]. [3] Magdalena Catharina (b 23 Sep 1873 / d 25 May 1929: aged 65) - tomb in Milagres m (2nd w) Peter Francis Xavier Saldanha (her 1st cousin) ****************************************************************************** THE SECOND GENERATION ======CHILDREN OF: [1] MONICA NORONHA and NICHOLAS CAJETAN GONSALVES Nicholas Gonsalves belonged to one of the aristocratic families of 19th century Mangalore. An 18th century ancestor, also bearing the name of Nicholas Gonsalves, was a leading figure in the small Catholic community of Mangalore - so much so that the Milagres parish priest would never commence mass until his arrival. Then a gun would be fired announcing the start of the mass. Nicholas Gonsalves (husband of Monica) was a tahsildar at Mangalore - one of the distinguished official positions of those days. They had 5 sons, three of whom, Salvador, Paul & Lawrence, all qualified as lawyers and formed a famous partnership in Ootacamund. Nicholas died on 30 Nov 1898 aged 53. After his death, his widow and sons went through a difficult phase, but recovered after Salvador set up his legal practice in Ooty. Monica on 7 March 1934 aged 78. [1.1] (Victor) Pascal (b 22 Dec 1873 / d 22 April 1949) m Gertrude Evans (English) Note: Pascal Gonsalves is unique in that he qualified both as a doctor and as a barrister; he practised in London for 43 years. He married an English lady in 1914, but she died shortly afterwards. Pascal returned to India in 1945 and settled at the family home in Ooty. [1.2] Salvador John (b 11 April 1875 / d 24 Nov 1948: aged 73) B.A. B.L m Monica d/o P.F.X. Saldanha by 1st w Martha Saldanha: Salshet.Cen [2.1.13.1]. [1.3] Thomas (b 18 Dec 1880 / d 24 Jan 1967: aged 86) - Rev Fr Thomas S.J. Fr Thomas was the first Indian Principal of St Aloysius College. [1.4] Paul Stanislaus (b 12 Feb 1884 / d 28 March 1967: aged 83) B.A. B.L. m (1) Priscilla d/o Dr Camillo Saldanha & Christine Sequeira: Salshet.Cen [2.5.5.2]. (2) Louisa d/o Camillo Sequeira & Maggie Coelho: Seqkam.Per [1.1.1.7]. no issue [1.5] Lawrence (b 2 July 1887 / d 5 May 1971: aged 83) B.A. B.L. - tomb in Milagres m Gertrude d/o Sylvester Lobo & Anne Albuquerque: Lobprab.Cen [7.1.5.1]. ======~ 5 ~ CHILDREN OF: [2.a] ISABELLA NORONHA and JOHN MANUEL MASCARENHAS John Manuel Mascarenhas belonged to the Falnir Mascarenhas family – likewise one of the elite families of 19th century Mangalore. Isabella and John were married at Rosario Cathedral (parish of Isabella) on 14 May 1883. They had only one son who drowned as a schoolboy; his mother died 11 days after his birth. [2.1] John Salvador Pascal Isidore (b 5 April 1888 / d 29 May 1900: aged 12) Note: John Mascarenhas, his cousin Paul Mascarenhas, and another relative, Louis D'Souza, were students at St Joseph's College, Trichinopoly. All three died on the same day in a swimming accident in the Cauvery river. ------[2.b] EMERCIANA NORONHA and JOHN MANUEL MASCARENHAS After the death of Isabella, her widowed husband John Manuel Mascarenhas embarked on a marriage with her younger sister Emerciana – a not uncommon social custom in those days. John and Emerciana were married at Codialbail Chapel on 19 Nov 1889. They had 10 children. John died on 15 March 1945 and Emerciana on 8 Oct 1952. [2.2] Antony Henry (b 3 Sep 1890 / d 18 Sep 1890: aged 15 days) [2.3] Denis Jerome Aloysius (b 5 Dec 1891 / d 7 April 1947: aged 55) m Phyllis d/o Salvador Aranha & Regina Abreo: Aranha.Fal [1.6.2.2]:C. [2.4] Nellie Anna Maria Agnes (b 30 March 1894 / d 12 Aug 1984: aged 90, at Bangalore) m Albin s/o Peter Rebello & Helen Aranha: Rebthon.Kal [4.1.3.1]. [2.5] Dulcine Julitta (Dolly) (b 30 July 1895 / d 27 July 1979: aged 83) m Alphonsus Rebello, b/o Alban above: Rebthon.Kal [4.1.3.2]. [2.6] Clotilde Maria Margarita (b 9 June 1897 / d 27 Sep 1985: aged 88) m Ligoury s/o Casimir Rebello & Louisa Fernandes: Rebthon.Kal [1.3.1.10]. [2.7] Pulcheria (b 1899 / d 1972) - Sr Mary Elias (Carmelite Religious, Trivandrum) A B.A., L.T., she taught at St Teresa's Convent, Santacruz, Bombay. [2.8] Joseph Salvador Anthony (b 10 March 1901 / d 6 Nov 1985: aged 84) - tomb in Milag. m Ida d/o Albert Peter Fernandes & Lucy Noronha: Fernthon.Cod [2.4.2.4]:F. [2.9] Aloysius Ignatius Peter (b 31 July 1902 / 27 Aug 1975: aged 73) - tomb in Milagres m Winifred d/o Dr Piedade Mathias & Josephine Lobo: Mathias.Cel [1.6.6.2]. [2.10] Priscilla Joanna Natalia (b 1 Dec 1903 / d 1 March 1992: aged 88) m Antony s/o Joachim Michael Lobo & Stephana Gonsalves: Lobkam.Ben [1.4.3.2]. [2.11] Arthur Andrew Felix (b 17 Oct 1905 / d 22 Jan 1930: aged 24) He is buried in Milagres Church (right corridor). ======~ 6 ~ CHILDREN OF: [3] MAGDALENE NORONHA and P.F.X. SALDANHA Peter Francis Xavier Saldanha – popularly known by his last name Xavier (or Saver) – was one among five sons of Antony Justin Saldanha, who became famous as a pioneer in the coffee curing industry, which up to his time was entirely in European hands. Following the death of his elder brothers, P.F.X. took over the management of the coffee curing works founded by his father - and, in 1886, won a medal as an ‘Expert Curer’ in the Industrial and Colonial Exhibition, London. But he left the firm in 1908 to found his own coffee-curing works at Falnir - calling it ‘Highlands’, a name now applied to the area in general. The firm was generally acknowledged as being very up-to-date in its machinery. P.F.X. Saldanha was one of the leaders of the community. He was one of the main founders of the Catholic Club in 1897. He was a municipal councillor and also a member of the Madras Legislative Council from 1910 - said to have been the first Indian Catholic M.L.C. He also has the distinction of being the first resident of South Kanara District to possess a car; this is now on display at the St Aloysius College Museum. He was twice married. His first wife was his second cousin Martha, daughter of John Joseph Saldanha, subjudge at Honavar. They had 7 children, the eldest of whom was Monica who married Salvador Gonsalves – who bears the reference number [4.1.2] in the current table. Martha died in 1896 and hers is perhaps the largest tombstone in Milagres cemetery. His second wife, Magdalen Noronha, was his first cousin on his mother’s side. Magdalene and Xavier were married at Codialbail Chapel on 8 Feb 1898. They had 8 children, of whom four died in childhood or infancy. [3.1] Febronia Paschalia Joanna (b 17 May 1899 / d 5 June 1904: aged 5) [3.2] Joseph Gelasius Xavier (b 21 Nov 1901 / d 3 Nov 1971: aged 69) - tomb in Milagres m Maisie d/o Dolorus Rebello & Margaret Saldanha: Rebthon.Man [1.2.2.4]:A. [3.3] Aloysius Peter Colmans (b 4 Dec 1903 / d 1907: aged 4) [3.4] Claudius Basil (b 7 June 1905 / d 6 June 1957: aged 51, at Yercaud) - Brother Francis Xavier (Montfort Brother of St Gabriel) [3.5] Harold Benjamin (b 31 March 1906 / d 5 Feb 1925: aged 18) Note: Harold died, aged 18, of a drowning accident; his tomb is in Milagres cemetery. Two of his contemporaries - Aloysius Lobo & George D'Souza - were also drowned on the same occasion. [3.6] Alphonse Gregory (b 23 March 1907 / d 5 Aug 1908: aged 1 yr 4 mths) [3.7] Bertha Martha Febronia (b 2 July 1908 / d 4 Feb 1969: aged 60, in Kotagiri) m Albert s/o Salvador Pinto & Natalia Saldanha: Pincom.Bol [1.6.4.2]. They were married at Milagres Church on 20.6.1939. They lived in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, where Albert was employed with Standard Vacuum Oil Company. They had no children. [3.8] Winifred Apollonia Magdalen (b 18 April 1909) - died in infancy ======~ 7 ~

This photograph of P.F.X. Saldanha & family was taken at the wedding of his daughter Adele to Denis Coelho on 26 November 1912. (Adele was P.F.X.’s daughter by his first marriage.) ------The seven children of P.F.X. Saldanha by his first marriage – Monica, Theobald, Callistus, Adela, Robert, Elizabeth, and Martha – and the four by his second – Joseph, Claudius, Harold and Bertha – all feature in the photograph. ------Standing : Callistus (carrying Marie, d/o Monica), Robert, Martha, Theobald Seated (chairs) : Monica, Magdalen, Adele & Denis Coelho, Bertha, P.F.X., Elizabeth Seated (mat) : Joseph, Enid (d/o Monica), Claude, Harold

****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 8 ~ *** THE THIRD GENERATION Part I : The Gonsalves Family ======[1.1] (VICTOR) PASCAL GONSALVES Pascal Gonsalves is unique in that he qualified both as a doctor and as a barrister. He commenced life as a medical practitioner, having obtained degrees from Madras (MB & CM) and Edinburgh (LRCP & S) and Durham (MD). He later also took to law, and practised in London for over 40 years, specializing in medico-legal work. He married an English lady in 1914, but she died shortly afterwards. Pascal returned to India in 1945 and initially lived at the family home in Ooty, but eventually settled in Mangalore. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” Michaelmas 1898 Piedade Mathias, B.A., '95, and Pascal Gonsalves, F.A., '92, are both at Madras preparing for the M.B. examination. They have already passed the first examination. January 1945 Dr. Pascal Gonsalves, eldest brother of Fr. T. Gonsalves, S.J., who was practising in London, both as a doctor and as a barrister for 43 years, has just come down to Mangalore. He intends settling down at Ooty where his lawyer brothers are. May 1949 (The late Dr. V.P. Gonsalves : A tribute from his brother P.S. Gonsalves) Victor Pascal Gonslaves, or Pascal as he was called, was the eldest of the five sons of Nicholas Cajetan Gonsalves who, in his turn, was the eldest of a batch of 6 sons and 3 daughters of Pascal Gonsalves, the progenitor of one of the four branches of the old Gonsalves family of Mangalore, settled down for a century on the western slopes of Lighthouse Hill. The progenitor, Pascal Gonsalves, was employed in North Kanara and was Excise Commissioner of Karwar (see [2.1]). Young Pascal, the grandson, was a fair handsome stalwart and a six-footer. He entered the St. Aloysius College in its infant days during the regime of Fathers Willy and Sergeant and continued under Fathers Kemp and Aldim. He distinguished himself in the College Cricket team captained by his younger brother Salvadore or ‘Shady’ as he was called. The two were like twins. Pascal took to medicine after passing his F.A. while Salvadore went for law after completing his B.A. degree. After a course in the Madras Medical College for the M.B. & C.M. of the Madras University, Pascal sailed in 1900 to England for higher studies. After securing the L.R.C.P. & S. of Edinburgh and later the M.D. of Durham, he settled down to practice in London where he worked for 42 years. Latterly he took to law as his second love, was called to the Bar being introduced by Lord Russel of Killowen and was busily engaged in medico-legal work when he contracted a rheumatic affection of the neck which gradually crippled him. He married Miss Gertrude Evans but she died after a brief married life. Pascal left England for good and returned to India in November 1944 and took up his residence with his brother Lawrence in Ooty. It was his earnest wish to spend his last days in his home town. Accordingly he came to reside at "Woodside", the family seat at Mangalore, and after a brief illness was called to his eternal rest on April 22, 1949. He lies buried by the side of his parents inside the Milagres Church. He was of an intensely religious disposition and lived a simple and austere life until the end. ======~ 9 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2] SALVADOR J. GONSALVES and MONICA SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 28 Jan 1908. They settled in Ooty, where Salvador practised as a lawyer in partnership with his brother Lawrence. They had 4 children. Salvador died on 24 Nov 1948, aged 73. Monica died on 13 Feb 1972 aged 84. [1.2.1] Enid (b 17 Nov 1908 / d 9 Aug 2001: aged 92) m John s/o Joachim Lawrence Saldanha by 2nd wife Piedade: Saldan.Gad [5.2.12]. [1.2.2] Marie (b 20 May 1912 / d 23 May 2010: aged 98) m Claude s/o M. Salvador Mascarenhas & Evelyn Pinto: Mascar.Bel [1.3.8.2]. [1.2.3] Joseph Nicholas Stanislaus (Bunny) (b 7 May 1914 / d 6 Dec 1944: aged 30) - bachelor An I.C.S. officer, Joseph Gonsalves was killed in a plane crash over the Ganges. He was Collector of Bhagalpur at the time of his death. [1.2.4] Alan John (b 27 Dec 1916 / d 22 July 1990: aged 73) m Ranee d/o Lt Col Justin Albuquerque & Flossie Peris: Albuq.Bol [1.1.7.5]:B. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” Christmas 1897 Salvador Gonsalves, B.A., '95, is at present a student at the Madras Law College, and has come out successful in his first examination in Law. Easter 1901 Salvador Gonsalves, B.A., '95, passed the B.L. examination held last January in Madras. November 1948 Mr. S.J. Gonsalves, a leading Advocate of Ooty, died there on Nov 23, aged 73. He was the elder brother of Rev. Fr. T. Gonsalves, former Principal of St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. He was a member of the local Municipal Council for 35 years, of the District Board for 10 years and of the Madras Legislative Council for 5 years. (The late Mr. S.J. Gonsalves : A tribute from his daughter Enid Saldanha) Great men are born, not made! So it was with Salvadore John Gonsalves, or ‘Sheddy’ as he was known to his friends. With his passing on November 24th, 1948, Mangalore has lost a son, who for more than half a century contributed much to the greatness of the community. The second in a family of 5 sons, he was born in Mangalore on April 11th, 1875. In school and college he was a brilliant student and he is still remembered as a great cricketer of St. Aloysius'. After securing his B.L. degree in Madras, he proceeded to Ootacamund where no Indian had hitherto ventured. For a time he partnered an English solicitor of repute, but later he set up independent practice. Ably assisted by his youngest brother, Lawrence, the firm of Gonsalves and Gonsalves became one of the foremost in the legal profession. In public life too, Mr. S.J. Gonsalves was a prominent personality. At one period he was President of the Indian Christian Association and he represented the community in the Madras Legislature. He was also a member of the Ootacamund Municipal Council, Nilgiri Library, Friend-in-Need Society, Lawley Institute, and several other organisations. For many decades his tall erect figure was one of the landmarks of Ootacamund. The Gonsalves family owes everything to his outstanding merit and dauntless courage. Theirs was not the happy childhood of satisfied longings - the boys grew up in want and privation of every description. But when success came to Sheddy in Ootacamund, the horizon changed for his mother and brothers. After a long and useful career, he was the first of the five to pass into the Great Beyond. Very few who met Mr. S.J. Gonsalves knew the heart of gold behind the outward reserve. Though invariably gracious and courteous, he was a man of few words well thought over and better expressed, but on rare occasions he would expand. Family prestige was a religion with him, and he had the supreme satisfaction of living to see his efforts fulfilled into a great name for his distinguished house. Rest now, life's mission o'er - rest now for evermore – hushed by the whispering breeze - of the blue-hilled Nilgiris! ======~ 10 ~ ======[1.3] FR THOMAS GONSALVES, S.J. An eminent Jesuit Priest, Fr Thomas has the distinction of being the first Indian Principal of St. Aloysius College; also for many years procurator and minister. He was a scholar of Greek and the author of books on physics and religion. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” Easter 1901 Thomas Gonsalves, B.A., '00, left Mangalore on Saturday, March 16th, to go to Shembaganore (Kodaikanal), where he entered the Novitiate of the Society of Jesus for the Mangalore Mission. June 1932 Fr T. Gonsalves, S.J., has been appointed Principal of the St. Aloysius' College, Fr.Ambruzzi continuing as Rector of the College as well as Superior of the Mission. August 1937 There is one aspect of the departure of the Italian Fathers at the head of the College which deserves mention. This is the second great act of renunciation of the Jesuit Mission of Mangalore. The first was the surrender of the flourishing Diocese of Mangalore to the Secular Clergy. And now a famous College passes at the zenith of its glory into the hands of the indigenous Jesuit Fathers. It will be their burden and privilege to maintain the high traditions of the great College and to lead it to greater triumphs. The first Indian Rector of this College is Father Gonsalves whose sagacity, even temper and statesmanship are a guarantee that the career of the College during the Indian regime will add another illustrious chapter to its history. October 1939 The evening of Sunday, the 8th October, witnessed a gay concourse of Aloysians at the St. Aloysius' College to felicitate the Rev. Fr. T. Gonsalves S.J., the first Aloysian Pincipal, on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of his Sacerdotal Ordination. No doubt the event had transpired a short while earlier and was kept perfectly secret in accordance with the Jesuit ideal of quiet self-effacement. But some of the friends of the good father caught scent of it, and surprised him into accepting this little demonstration in his honour. The idea of the organisers of this social must have won popularity with the Aloysian public, as is eveinced by the vast and well represented gathering that took place. It was meant to be as quiet as the occasion might permit, in consonance with the temperament of the good father. Therefore one remarkable feature was that there was no toasts and felicitations. However something had to be said in connection with the function itself, after Mr. V.P.M. Pinto, B.A.,L.T., the Secretary of the Association, came forward with a suitable words. He dwelt upon the salient features of the life of Fr. Gonsalves, his self-effacement, his high achievements, his Addisonian fund of humour, his musical talents, his popularity etc. Fr. Gonsalves, who had systematically avoided all speech-making in public up to now, was obliged to return the toast, and he showed that he was quite up to the mark in this respect as in every other. He explained the significance of a Jubilee of this kind to the life of a clergyman, and expressed his gratitude to his friends and the public for the sincere support that they had always been, and were still, according to the College, and for the appreciation of his services that they showed by mustering strong around him on this occasion. The Secretary too came in for his share in this return speech. The gathering was treated to a delectable variety of refreshments as also to sweet musical selections and songs by the College Orchestra, and broke up after a pleasant couple of hours. The function was voted a complete success. ======~ 11 ~ ======From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” April 1961 Rev. Fr. Thomas Gonsalves, S.J., who is now 80 years old and is Procurator and Professor of Latin, St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, and who was formerly Principal of St. Aloysius College, Mangalore, and later Principal of St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, celebrated the 60th anniversary of his entrance into the Society of Jesus on March 21. January 1967 (The late Rev. Fr. T. Gonsalves, S.J.) Rev. Fr. T. Gonsalves, S.J., 86-year-old doyen of the Karnatak Jesuit Province, passed away at Mount St. Joseph, Bangalore, on January 24. The funeral obsequies were held on January 25, Rev. Fr. J.C. Pereira, S.J., Provincial, officiating. His two surviving brothers, Paul (83), and Lawrence (80), and near relatives and friends, were present. He was laid to rest in the cemetery of Mount St. Joseph. Fr. Thomas was born in 1880 at Codialbail, Mangalore, and educated at the St. Aloysius College. After passing his B.A. in 1901, he joined the Society of Jesus. He did his Jesuit studies first at Shembagnur and then in Italy, where he was ordained as priest. He returned to Mangalore in 1915. Slim and strong, intellectually billiant and gifted with rare qualities, he served the Society for 66 years in various capacities. He was a professor of science in St. Aloysius College. He was also minister and bursar for many years. He rose to be Principal of St. Aloysius College and later of St. Joseph's College, Bangalore. ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4] PAUL GONSALVES by 1st wife PRISCILLA SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 9 Feb 1920. Like his brothers Salvador & Lawrence, Paul qualified as a lawyer; he practised at Guntur & Bangalore. They had 3 children. Priscilla died in 1926, one year after the birth of their youngest child. Paul later married Louisa Sequeira, but had no children. Louisa died in 1943 and Paul in 1967. [1.4.1] Gertrude Alice Beatrice (b 8 May 1921) m Lawrence s/o Ligoury Albuquerque & Catherine Sequeira: Albuq.Bol [1.8.1.7]. [1.4.2] Stanley Charles Nicholas (b 28 Jan 1923 / d 28 Aug 2002: aged 79) m Mary d/o William Saldanha & Martha Gonsalves: Salshet.Cen [5.9.6.3]. [1.4.3] Nellie (b 28 March 1925 / d 12 June 2010: aged 85) m Wilfred s/o Isidore Saldanha & Adele Sequeira: Salshet.Cen [2.1.9.3]:A. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” November 1943 (The late Mrs. Louisa Gonsalves, S.J.) The sad death occurred on 21st November in Bangalore of Louisa, wife of Mr. Paul S. Gonsalves, B.A., B.L., Advocate, and daughter of the late Mr. Camillo Sequeira of Mangalore. She underwent 2 operations but succumbed after over three month's stay in the Bowring Hospital. The funeral took place at the R.C. Cemetery, Oosoor Road, which was largely attended by the clergy, relatives and friends of the deceased including many lady members, European and Indian, of the Legion of Mary of which the deceased was a prominent member. ======~ 12 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5] LAWRENCE GONSALVES and GERTRUDE LOBO They were married at Milagres Church on 24 Aug 1922. They settled in Ooty; Lawrence practised as a lawyer in partnership with his brother Salvador. They had 5 children. Lawrence died on 5 May 1971 and Gertrude on 23 June 1974. They are buried side-by-side in Milagres cemetery. [1.5.1] Eric Nicholas (b 9 May 1928) m Rose d/o Manuel A.T. Coelho & Minnie Lobo: Coelho.Ban [1.10.1.6]. [1.5.2] Marjorie Monica (b 28 March 1930) m Jerome s/o Denis Vaz & Pauline Britto: Vasnaik.Dom [4.9.1.5]. [1.5.3] Alfred Sylvester (b 24 Feb 1932 / d 29 Oct 1994: aged 62) m Prabha Kapoor (Punjabi) An I.F.S. officer, Alfred Gonsalves retired as Ambassador to Moscow. They had no children. [1.5.4] Irene Maryann (Renee) (b 21 Sep 1934) m Malcolm s/o Sylvester Noronha & Juliana Albuquerque: Norprab.Bob [2.3.3.12]:C [1.5.5] Gladys (b 28 Sep 1936) m Clifford s/o Frank Saldanha Shet & Ivy Saldanha (G): Salshet.Cen [2.1.7.14]:B. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” July 1964 A unique jubilee was celebrated on 19th July at Ootacamund. A banquet was held by the local Bar Association at the Lawley Institute in honour of Mr. L. Gonsalves, Advocate, who, now aged 78, had completed 50 years of practice at the Bar. May 1971 (Obituary : Mr. Lawrence Gonsalves) Mr. L. Gonsalves passed away at Ootacamund on 6th May, at the age of 83, after a short illness. His funeral, the next day, has the largest attendance in living memory, attracting all communities, Hindu, Muslim, European and Christian, whom he had served as advocate and friend for 60 years. He was buried in the Cemetery of St. Mary's Church, alongside with his brother, the late S.J. Gonsalves, who had been a member of the Madras Legislative Council, and his nephew-in-law, the late Mr. Claude Mascarenhas, Assistant Income Tax Commissioner. The Gonsalves brothers joined legal practice in Ooty in the early years of the century, when that practice was mostly with English solicitors. As the English left, they inherited their practice and the confidence which the European community had previously placed in their own countrymen. In some respects their fair complexion and mode of life qualified them for this. They belonged to the Gonsalves family counted among the three leading families of Mangalore. The eldest brother Dr. V.P. Gonsalves practised for 40 years at Battersea in England. The third brother Fr. Thomas Gonsalves was an institution not only filling up various rectorships but also being known to generations of college students for teaching physics in the most witty way possible. Mr. L. Gonsalves married Miss Gertrude Lobo, Sister of Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S. (Retd.), Ex M.P., in 1921. They have 5 children, the eldest, Mr. Eric Gonsalves I.F.S., Joint Secretary, External Affairs Ministry, well known for his diplommatic work on Far Eastern Problems. His second child, Margy, married Mr. Jerry Vaz, who, after retiring recently from the Post of Chief Engineer, Irrigation, to the Madras Government, is leaving for Africa on a high assignment. The couple will be missed in Madras, as Margy was the life and soul of the Mangalore Community in Madras, being President of its Association. The third child, Alfred, is now Ambassador at Laos, the youngest in his cadre, known for not only his ability but also for his affability. The fourth child, Renee, married Mr. Malcolm Noronha, who, after service as a high-ranking engineer in the Railway, returned to look after the tile-manufacture of the family. He is now also a much sought-after architect, having designed for many of the best houses and churches in Mangalore. The last child, Gladys, married Mr. Clifford Saldanha, now D.I.G. of Police with the Railway Board. Mr. L. Gonsalves had every reason to be proud of his family, including 19 grandchildren. Except Alfred, who could not come from Laos, all the other children were present at the funeral. ======~ 13 ~ ======Mr. L. Gonsalves will be remembered for long by individuals and institutions he had helped. He was leader and President of the Bar. To every one from Mangalore, who visited Ooty, he was a willing host. His life was exemplary; as a student he was not only a leader in studies but also in sports, being still remembered as a cricketer. He has therefore gone to his eternal rest as one loved, admired and respected. June 1974 (Obituary : Mrs. Gertrude Gonsalves) Mangalore suffered a tragic loss in the death of Mrs. Gertrude Gonsalves (Gertie Bai) on 23-6-1974. Daughter of Sylvester Lobo and Annie Albuquerque, she inherited from both these illustrious families a rare capacity for self sacrifice, hospitality and complete dedication to family and friends. She and her late husband, Mr. Lawrence Gonsalves, were literally an institution in Ooty, their house almost a caravanserai for visiting Mangaloreans. She was also the proud mother of two distinguished sons, and three beautiful daughters. Following in the footsteps of their uncle (her brother), Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S., Eric and Alfred entered the Indian Foreign Service. Eric is now India's Minster in Washington. Alfred, one of the youngest officers in the Service to become Head of a Mission (in Laos), is now a Joint Secetary in the Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi. Margie married Jerry Vaz, who retired as Chief Engineer in the State of Madras, and is now a Senior Officer in Tanzania; Irene married Malcolm Noronha, Tile Manufacturer, Cosulting Engineer, and Architect, Mangalore; Gladys married Clifford Saldanha, D.I.G. of Police, C.B.I., New Delhi. The obsequies were conducted at her brother's residence, Chateau de Lou. The Vicar General offered the Mass. Mr. T.J. Lobo, Bar-at-Law, and Mr. S.L. Lobo, made poignant speeches to console the bereaved. His Lordship, the Bishop officiated at the burial service on 27-4-1974. Mr. Edmund Gonsalves, Retired District Judge, spoke at the Commemorative Mass offered on 29-6-1974. Ms. Gonsalves leaves behind a brilliant tradition of family service to the country, and a rare legacy of personal friendship with people in all walks of life. She will be remembered with tender affection by all who knew her. R.I.P.

Renee, Margie, Gladys (at the wedding of Renee’s grandson Arjun : Mangalore, 2006) ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 14 ~ *** THE THIRD GENERATION Part II : The Mascarenhas Family ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3] DENIS MASCARENHAS and PHYLLIS ARANJO Phyllis was the youngest of three children of Salvador Aranha and Juliana Abreo. Her father was a B.A. of St Aloysius College, 1893. He was subsequently Latin teacher in St. Mary's, Madras, and was then employed as a translator at the Chief Court of Mysore. He settled in Bangalore in the early years of the 20th century. The three children of Salvador and Juliana all spelt their surname Aranjo (this is probably more in keeping with the original Portuguese surname, where the ‘j’ is pronounced as ‘y’). Phyllis had two elder brothers – Stanislaus (Stan) and Patrick (Pat). Both were priests of Bangalore archdiocese. In 1945, they took leave from their work (Fr. Stan was Parish Priest of Robertsonpet, Fr Pat was Procurator of the Diocese) to appear for the B.A. (Hons) of Calcutta University. Both were successful, notably Fr Pat who secured the 1st place in the first class, with 67% marks, the highest ever obtained by a student. Fr Pat was subsequently appointed Principal of the newly-started St. Germain's European School, while Fr Stan was appointed Principal of the Campion High School, in K.G.F. Later both were awarded the title of Monsignor. Fr. Stan was later National Director of the Holy Childhood Society. ------Denis and Phyllis were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 25 June 1936. At the time of their marriage, Denis was 44 and Phyllis was 20. They lived at Nagpur, where Denis was a Superintendent at the office of the Accountant General. They had 3 children. Denis died in 1947 aged 55. Phyllis lived for a few years with her mother-in-law in Attavar, Mangalore, but settled in Bangalore after the latter's death in 1952. She died in Bangalore in 1990. [2.3.1] Alan (b 22 Sep 1937 / d 15 July 1990: aged 53) - Wing Commander, I.A.F. m Corinne d/o Mathew Gonsalves & Ena Saldanha: Goncen.Cod [7.5.7.2]. [2.3.2] Joan (b 7 June 1939) m Noel s/o Henry Coelho & Agnes Coelho: Coelho.Fal [5.2.8.6]:F. [2.3.3] Gillian (Joy) (b 24 April 1944) m Luke s/o Leslie Aranha & Therese Albuquerque: Arangaz.Mid [5.7.1.1]. ======~ 15 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4] NELLIE MASCARENHAS and ALBIN REBELLO Albin Rebello was the eldest in a famous family of 13 children of Thonse, Kallianpur – all of whose names commence with the letter ‘A’. Albin Rebello (B.A., F.R.E.S, F.S.S.) joined the Indian Audits & Accounts, serving as Asst Director of Military Audit, Western Command, Quetta; as Internal Control Officer, League of Nations Secretariat, Geneva; Chief Auditor, Burma and Jodhpur Railways; Accounts Officer, Burma- China Railway Construction. During World War II, he and his staff trekked from Burma to Manipur - he si said to have refused a lift by Dakota, because his staff could not also be accomodated. Albin & Nellie were married at Mount Rosary Church, Kallianpur, on 12 Nov 1913. They had 5 children. They settled in Poona after retirement. Albin, who was awarded an O.B.E., died on 23 June 1974. Nellie died on 12 Aug 1984. Both are buried in Hosur Rd Cemetery, Bangalore. [2.4.1] Clarence (b 1914) - died aged about 1; buried in Simla [2.4.2] Reginald John (b 4 May 1916 / d 10 Apr 1977: aged 60) M.A. Cantab m Ophelia d/o Rao Saheb Francis Lobo & Lily Pais: Lobkam.Ben [1.2.1.1]:D. [2.4.3] Hester Marie Joan (Hetty) (b 2 Feb 1918 / d 17 Feb 2003: aged 85) B.A.L.T. m Patrick s/o Piedade Mathias & Josephine Lobo: Mathias.Cel [1.6.6.7]. [2.4.4] Doris Margaret (b 1 April 1920 / d 21 May 2009: aged 89) B.A. m Brigadier Joseph Lobo b/o Ophelia above: Lobkam.Ben [1.2.1.1]:A. [2.4.5] Joseph Richard (b 17 May 1926) (Colonel, I.A.) m Kirat Singh (Sikh: from Patiala) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” June 1974 (Obituary : Mr. Albin Rebello)

"Mangalore" records with profound regret the death of Mr. Albin Rebello on 23.6.1974. Born in 1886, Mr. Rebello had a distinguished academic career, during the course of which he annexed the B.A., F.R.E.S., and F.S.S. degrees. As a member of the Indian Audit and Accounts Service, he held many high positions, notably those of Accounts Officer, Burma- China Railway Construction; Chief Auditor, Burma-Jodhpur Railways; Internal Control Officer, League of Nations, Geneva; Deputy Accountant General, Calcutta; Deputy Field Controller, Military Accounts, Poona. His meritorious work won him an O.B.E. Mr. Rebello married Nellie, nee Mascarenhas, and passed on to his children his own record of public service. His son Reggie Rebello, I.A.S., was Additional Secretary for Defence, New Delhi, retired as Chief Secretary, Mysore, and is now the Managing Director of the Mysore Forest Corporation. Another son is Col. Joseph Rebello, E.M.C. His daughters, Hetty and Doris, married Col. Pat Mathias and Brigadier Joe Lobo.

"Mangalore" offers its condolences to the bereaved family.

======~ 16 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5] DULCINE MASCARENHAS and ALPHONSE REBELLO Alphonse Rebello was the second in a famous family of 13 children of Thonse, Kallianpur – all of whose names commence with the letter ‘A’. The eldest was Albin, who married Dulcine’s elder sister Nellie (see the preceding entry). Whereas Nellie and Albin married at the parish of the groom – Mount Rosary, Kallianpur – Dulcine and Alphonse followed the traditional practice of marrying in the bride’s parish church, in this case Milagres, Mangalore. Dulcine and Alphonse were married at Milagres Church, Mangalore, on 10 Jan 1916. They settled in Bombay where Alphonse was employed at the Customs. They had 7 children. Dulcine (Dolly) died on 27 July 1979. Alphonse dies on 7 Jan 1982. [2.5.1] Gladys Mary Magdalen (b 22 May 1917 / d 23 Jan 2010: aged 92) - Sr Amata (Carmelites Religious, Trivandrum) [2.5.2] Ruth Mary (b 3 Sep 1919 / d 6 Feb 1987: aged 67) m Alfred s/o Joachim Michael Lobo by 1st w Stephanie: Lobkam.Ben [1.4.3.7]. [2.5.3] Marie (b 10 Oct 1921 / d 4 Feb 2013: aged 89) m Joseph s/o Eleazer Rebello & Marcelline D'Souza: Rebthon.Man [1.1.2.1]:D. [2.5.4] Rose (b 13 Aug 1923 / d 30 May 1979) - Sr Clare (Little Sisters of the Poor; died in France) [2.5.5] Leslie Joseph (b 11 Oct 1928 / d 20 Sep 1932: aged 3 y 11 m) [2.5.6] Gertrude (b abt 1932 / d 29 Jan 2016, at New Jersey) (Dr) m Alec d/o Victor Paul D'Souza & Clara D'Souza: Souzprom.Pul [2.1.3.6]:A. [2.5.7] Wilfred Joseph (b abt 1935 / d 7 Aug 2018) (Ph.D.) m Gloria __ (Goan) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.6] CLOTILDE MASCARENHAS and LIGOURY REBELLO They were married at Milagres Church on 19 April 1923. They lived in Bombay where Ligoury worked for the Central Telegraph Office. They had 1 daughter. Ligoury died on 10 March 1972 aged 79 and Clotilda on 27 Sep 1985 aged 88. [2.6.1] Phyllis Mary Louisa (b 21 Feb 1924 / d 20 Oct 2014: aged 90) m Stanley s/o Alex Mascarenhas & Seraphine Sequeira: Mascar.Bel [5.4.3.3]. ======~ 17 ~ ======[2.8] JOSEPH MASCARENHAS and IDA FERNANDES They were married at Urva Church (parish of Ida) on 27 Dec 1937. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” December 1937 (A Wedding in Mangalore) The Church of the Immaculate Conception at Urva was the scene of a pretty wedding on the 27th December when Mr. Joseph Mascarenhas, son of Mr. J.M. Mascarenhas of Falnir, led to the Altar, Miss Ida Fernandes, the youngest daughter of Mr. A.P. Fernandes of Urva. Fr. Thomas Gonsalves, S.J., the bridegroom's cousin, blessed the nuptials and preached, while Fr. J.P. Noronha, S.J., the bride's uncle, said mass. Several priests attended the nuptials. The bride looked charming in a saree of white georgette exquisitely embroidered in silver, which was matched by a silk blouse of similar design and a bouquet of artificial flowers in her hand. There was a large gathering both at the Church and at the reception. Dr. L.P. Fernandes of the Kankanady hospital proposed the toast of the bride and bridegroom and Mr. L. Gonsalves of Messrs. Gonsalves & Gonsalves, Solicitors, Ooty, replied suitably on behalf of the bride and bridegroom. The happy couple were the recipients of many valuable presents and congratulatory wires. ------Joseph and Ida settled in Bombay, where Joseph worked for the Railways. They had 6 children. Ida died in 1980 aged 62; Joseph in 1985 aged 73. Both are buried at Milagres cemetery. ------CHILDREN OF: [2.8] JOSEPH MASCARENHAS and IDA FERNANDES They settled in Bombay, where Joseph worked for the Railways. They had 6 children. Ida died in 1980 aged 62; Joseph in 1985 aged 73. Both are buried at Milagres cemetery. [2.8.1] Neville (b 27 Sep 1940) m Babsy d/o Jerome D'Souza & Ivy Noronha: Souzkam.Kul [1.5.2.7]:C. [2.8.2] Carl John (b 6 Aug 1941) m Esme d/o Salvador Fernandes & Grace Pais: Fernmood.Man [4.2.4.6]. [2.8.3] Iona Delphine (b 9 Dec 1944) m Alwyn s/o Louis Casimir Cardoza & Christine Aranha: Cardoz.Bel [1.4.3]. [2.8.4] Oscar (b 19 April 1947) m Celia d/o Conrad Lobo & Adeline Vas: Loblue.Cot [2.3.2.5]:B. [2.8.5] Hugh Gerald (b 12 Oct 1952) m Sarah __ (Goan) [2.8.6] James (b 20 July 1956) m Beatrice d/o Charles D'Souza & Celestine D'Souza: Souzdip.Mal [1.1.2.9]. ======~ 18 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.9] ALOYSIUS MASCARENHAS and WINIFRED MATHIAS They were married at Rosario Cathedral on 19 June 1933. They lived mainly in Delhi, where Aloysius (popularly known as Louis) worked in the Railway Publicity Department. They had 2 children. They settled in Falnir after retirement. Louis died in 1975 aged 71, Winnie in 1991 aged 80. Both are buried in Milagres cemetery. [2.9.1] Derek Arthur (b 14 Jan 1935) M (1) Kamini __ (Punjabi): divorced; (2) Lalage Anne (British) [2.9.2] Margaret (Peggy) (b 21 Jan 1940) m Arthur s/o Albert Gonsalves & Therese Rodrigues: Goncen.Nod [1.4.2.12]. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1930 Mr. A.I.P. Mascarenhas has within a short period risen by sheer merit to the position of Head Routine Clerk of the Central Publicity Bureau of the Railway Board and has a bright future before him. September 1970 Mr. Aloysius Mascarenhas, Retired Deputy Director, Railway Board, has been elected as the representative of the Mangalore Citizens' Association in the Mangalore Railway Station Consultative Committee for a two year term from 1-1-1971. September 1974 Mrs. Winnie Mascarenhas of Sturrock Road, has been nominated Member, District Library Authority, South Kanara. September 1975 (Obituary : Mr. Aloysius Mascarenhas) Mr. Louis Mascarenhas passed away on 24th August at the age of 73. He retired as Asst. Secretary of the Railway Board, and leaves behind his grieving widow, Winnie, to whom he was always a model husband; his daughter Peggy, married to Mr. Arthur Gonsalves, Marine Engineer, Mangalore, and his son Derek, an Executive in Binny's, Madras. ======~ 19 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10] PRISCILLA MASCARENHAS and ANTHONY LOBO Anthony Lobo was the second of nine children of Joachim Michael Lobo by his first wife Stephanie Gonsalves. His father, who belonged to a Lobo Kamath family of the Kadri-Bendore area, was in the judicial service - posted at Coondapur, Karkal, Kasargod and Mangalore. His mother belonged to the Gonsalves Prabhu family of Codialbail; she was a second cousin of Nicholas Gonsalves, who married Priscilla’s aunt Magdalene. Anthony’s mother Stephanie died in 1910, when her youngest child was just one month old. Three years later, Anthony’s father married Lily Gonsalves, a first cousin of Stephanie. By this marriage he had another 8 children (17 in all). ------Priscilla and Anthony were married at Milagres Church on 21 April 1931. They lived in Bombay. They had 5 sons, of whom one died in childhood. Anthony, B.A., LL.B., who retired as Deputy Secretary, Bombay Legislature, died in 1976 aged 76. Priscilla died in 1992 aged 88. [2.10.1] Hector Clement (b 23 Nov 1932 / d 12 June 2013: aged 80) m Gertrude d/o John D'Souza Mudarth & Marie Mathias: Souzmud.Bar [1.2.3.3]:A. [2.10.2] Cecil Thomas (b 22 Sep 1934 / d 20 May 1997: aged 62, at Indiana, USA) m Sylvia d/o Nicholas Rodrigues & Lidwin Alvares: Rodprab.Kaw [2.1.1.6]:C. [2.10.3] Terence Joseph (b 7 Feb 1937 / d 17 May 1944: aged 7) [2.10.4] Yvo Joseph (b 22 May 1940 / d 2002) m Margaret Vaz (Goan) [2.10.5] Ivan Joachim Augustine (b 28 Aug 1945) - Rev Fr (Nagpur diocese) An M.A., B.Ed., he was Principal, St Francis de Sales High School, Nagpur. ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 20 ~ *** THE THIRD GENERATION Part III : The Saldanha Family ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2] JOSEPH G.X. SALDANHA and MAISIE REBELLO They were married at Milagres Church on 30 Oct 1935. They had 8 children. Loy died of a drowning accident in 1966. Joseph Saldanha died in 1971 and Xavier in 1991. All three are buried together near the grave of P.F.X. Saldanha (and other family members) at Milagres cemetery. Maisie continues to reside at the ancestral home of her father-in-law P.F.X. Saldanha, and provided the author with considerable inforation about the Saldanhas and related families (she died in 2012). [3.2.1] Anthony Joseph Francis Xavier (b 30 Oct 1940 / d 19 Jan 1991: aged 50) m Shirin d/o James Brito & Marie Coelho: Britto.Bon [1.1.1.1]:Fe. [3.2.2] Harold Robert Theobald (b 2 Oct 1942) m Cheryl d/o Joseph Gonsalves & Irene Mascarenhas: Gonnork.Hon [1.2.2.8]:A. [3.2.3] Aloysius John Zephrynus (b 26 Aug 1944 / d 26 March 1967: aged 22) He was popularly called Loy. He died of a drowning accident on Easter Sunday, 1967. [3.2.4] Rita Mary Magdalen (b 18 March 1947) - single [3.2.5] Margaret Florence Alphonsa (b 26 Sep 1948) m Christopher s/o Gaspar D'Silva & Muriel Lobo: Silman.Kad [1.2.1.7]:A. [3.2.6] Mary Philomena Magdalen (May) (b 29 May 1950 / d 18 May 2007: aged 57) m Abraham Paulose (Malayali) on 27.10.1979 Ch - Tarun (b 1980), Tara (b 1983), Sujay (b 1986). [3.2.7] Veronica Elizabeth Blanche (b 13 Jan 1952 / d 21 April 2002: aged 50) - single [3.2.8] Sylvia Rose Cecilia (b 26 Feb 1962) m Jeremy Kurian Thommy (Malayali: settled in Bandra) They were married at Milagres Church on 26.1.1986. Ch - Johann (b 1986), Hannah (b 1990). ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” October 1961 (Papal Honours) His Holiness the Pope has graciously conferred Papal Honours on the following for meritorious service rendered to the Church and the Community. Knighthood of the Order of St. Sylvester: Mr. Joseph G.X. Saldanha, Milagres, Mangalore Cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice: Mr. Jerome D. Lobo, Milagres Mrs. Caroline M.C. Rebello, Milagres Mr. Anthony J. Cunha, Bijai Mr. Frederick J. Mascarenhas, Bendore Medal Benemerenti Miss Mary M. D'Sa, Pernal. These awards will be distributed to the recipients by His Lordship the Bishop on Sunday, October 29, at 5.45 p.m., at Milagres Church, Mangalore. ======~ 21 ~ ======November 1961 (Reception to Recipients of Papal Honours) The insignia of these Papal honours were handed over to the above recipients by the Rt. Rev. Dr. R. D'Mello, Bishop of Mangalore, at a ceremony held at the Milagres Church on Sunday, October 29, at 5.30 p.m. Thereafter there was a reception held at the Catholic Club in honour of the recipients and some others who had received Papal honours previously, under the auspices of the Catholic Association of South Kanara. His Lordship the Bishop presided. Chev. U. Kannappa, speaking on the occasion, said that they had met that day to honour those who had been honoured by the Holy Father, and to wish them long life, health and happiness. He said that Chevalier J.G.X. (Joe) Saldanha was the distinguished father, the late Mr. P.F.X. Saldanha, and he was known for his charities, especially secret charities. He was a model employer too, who treated his employees with the greatest consideration. The Bishop said that various kinds of knighthood and other Papal honours were given to deserving people. To receive them one had to be of firm faith, must lead a good family life, give good example, and be charitable towards the Church and the community or done some outstanding service to them. He thanked the Association for organising the social gathering to honour the recipients. The Bishop unveiled a portrait of Chev. J.G.X. Saldanha, donated by his staff to be hung up in the Club Hall. Chevalier Joseph G.X. Saldanha, K.S.S. (Joseph the Just) Just he is in dealings all Orderly in life withal Standing like a mountain tall Exact in things, both big and small Pure in life, generous to all Heaven's blessing's on him fall! Michael Saldanha

November 1971 (The late Chevalier J.G.X. Saldanha) Chev. Joseph G.X. Saldanha, Managing Proprietor, Highland Coffee Works, passed away, after a heart attack, at his residence in Vas Lane, Falnir, on Nov 3 at the age of 69. His funeral, which took place the Milagres Church on Nov 5, was largely attended. He has left behind his wife, two sons and five daughters, to mourn his loss. He was of a very charitable disposition. For his charities to the Church and the poor, he had been made a Knight of St. Sylvester by the Pope some years ago. R.I.P.

November 1977 Mrs. Maisie Saldanha, President of the Ladies Club, was 60 on 28 October. Her children, headed by her eldest son Mr. Xavier Saldanha, kept up the occaion in a fitting manner at "Beau Lieux". ======[3.4] BROTHER CLAUDIUS SALDANHA From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” June 1931 Mr. Claudius Saldanha, son of Mr. P.F.X. Saldanha, is the first Mangalorean to sail to Belgium to join the novitiate of the Brothers of St. Gabriel. ======~ 22 ~ ======[3.5] HAROLD BENJAMIN SALDANHA

From the biography in his mortuary card Harold was accidentally drowned, with two others, while bathing in the sea. They had gone out for a picnic with the members of the Senior Sodality of St. Aloysius College. Notwithstanding the supreme efforts that were made to save them, they were drowned. The three whose young lives - God so willing it - closed in such tragic circumstances were Aloysius Lobo, George D'Souza and Harold Saldanha. Harold was the youngest son of Peter Francis Xavier and Mary Magdalene Saldanha nee Noronha. He was a student of the Senior Intermediate Class. Service may be said to have been the keynote of his life, and its sum and substance. Service to the Church and of the Altar was his delight. He undertook even from the early age of about ten years to recite aloud the prayers of the congregation in his parish church during the principal mass, and he did it with a rare grace and unction. A similar service he performed for years every night in his own house. As the fruit of his active service, he and a few friends had thought out and organised a Total Abstinence League for young men; and he entertained high hopes of all the good it might, with God's blessing, achieve in Mangalore. Friends and relatives could count on his serviceableness, and he would willingly run on errands costing not a little discomfort to himself. He was ever a cheerful soul, and could toil and suffer with a never-failing smile. In his earlier years, he passed through many months of illness and enfeebled health. He bore them all with marvellous patience. But his ambition was service of the highest and holiest sort to which he made his youthful life a prelude. The service of God and man as a priest was the object of his humble prayers. Our Holy Mother the Church bids us pray for deliverance from a sudden and unprovided death. But a sudden death, by God's grace, need not be unprepared. And so we believe it was with Harold. His last days on earth appear to us in the light of a special preparation for a holy death. For several years he had been a devout member of Our Lady's Sodality in St. Aloysius College. He was an Altar Boy in the Milagres Church and remained so to the end. The annual retreat, which he made a few days before his death, had been one of unwonted earnestness and piety. On the last night of his life, he asked his dear mother to wake him early. He was up at half-past four, and directly he betook himself to the College Church for Mass and Communion, having made his confession the previous evening. Though he had to join the band of picnickers by a certain hour, he would allow no earthly reason to deprive him of daily Communion. Even the sad circumstances of his death seems to have been the result of an ineffective act of charity in rescuing a drowning companion. We have loved him in life; let us not cease until we have introduced him by our tears and prayers into the House of the Lord. ======~ 23 ~ ======[3.7] BERTHA SALDANHA and ALBERT PINTO They were married at Milagres Church, Mangalore, on 21 June 1939. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” June 1939 (A Wedding in Mangalore) On the 21st June the Church of Our Lady of Miracles was the scene of a pretty wedding when Albert (son of Mr. Salvadore Pinto - a coffee planter of Sakleshpur and Mrs. Pinto) led to the Altar Bertha (daughter of the late Mr. P.F.X. Saldanha, coffee planter, and founder of Highland Coffee Works of Messrs. P.F.X. Saldanha & Sons, Mangalore, and Mrs. Saldanha). The bride was daintily dressed in a white georgette saree and a long flowing veil which was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms, and she carried a lovely bouquet of Easter lilies. The bride was given away by her brother Mr. Callistus Saldanha. The flower girls were pretty little Misses Patricia Saldanha and Pamela Mascarenhas, nieces of the bride. The bestman was Mr. Eddie Pinto, a cousin of the bridegroom. Rev. Fr. Joseph Pinto (of Bellary), brother of the bridegroom, blessed the marriage an sang the Nuptial Mass. Rev. Fr. Thomas Gonsalves, S.J., cousin of the bride, delivered a very appropriate and instructive sermon. After the ceremony the newly married couple, together with the guests, drove over to ‘Beaulieu’, the residence of the bride, where a recepton was held in their honour. Dr. L.P. Fernandes of Fr. Muller's Hospital, an old friend of the family, proposed the toast and spoke of the bride and bridegroom in glowing terms. He recalled many pleasant reminiscences and incidents of the past (and especially of the many happy hours he had spent in the company of the late Mr. & Mrs. P.F.X. Saldanha). He ended by wishing the bride and bridegroom a happy and prosperous married life. The happy couple were the recipients of numerous presents and congratulatory messages. The wedding was well attended in spite of the inclement weather. November 1945 (Appointments) Mr. Albert Pinto (son-in-law of the late Mr. P.F.X. Saldanha), of the Vacuum Standard Oil Co., has been transferred from Ahmedabad to Mhow. ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 24 ~ *** THE FOURTH GENERATION Part I : The Gonsalves Family ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.1] ENID GONSALVES and JOHN SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 30 Dec 1931. They had 4 children. John Saldanha, who was in Govt. Service, Bombay Presidency, was Acting Collector and District Magistrate, Nasik, when he succumbed to a heart attack on 15 Aug 1949. He was only 48. He was buried in Hubli, where he had spent most of his official career. Enid survived him by over half a century; she died, aged 92, on 9 Aug 2001. [1.2.1.1] Patrick Joachim Lawrence (b 14 March 1934, baptized at Karwar) - bachelor (C.A. Financial Controller, L&T) [1.2.1.2] Peter Andrew (b 14 Nov 1936 / d 3 April 1982: aged 45, at Bombay) - bachelor [1.2.1.3] Michael Francis (b 13 Feb 1942) (High Court Judge) m (1) (2nd h) Elsa Heredia (Goan): no issue; (2) (2nd h) Marie Colaco: no issue [1.2.1.4] Mark Antony John (b 13 June 1946) - bachelor From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” February 1940 Mr. J.A. Saldanha, Huzur Mamlatdar, Belgaum (a son of the late Mr. J.L. Saldanha) as been appointed temporarily to hold charge of the Sub Division of Mr. Mathrani I.C.S. September 1942 Mr. J.A. Saldanha, B.A., has been appointed Dy. Collector, Dharwar. February 1947 Mr. John A. Saldanha has been appointed Asst. Commissioner of Sales Tax, Belgaum. October 1948 Mr. John A. Saldanha, Asst. Commissioner of Sales Tax, Poona, has been appointed Acting Collector and District Magistrate, Nasik. September 1949 Mr. John A. Saldanha, Collector and District Magistrate of Nasik, died of heart failure on the evening of August 15th after attending the Indeendence Day functions. The body was at the request of his wife brought to Hubli for internment, as it was at or near that place that he spent most of his official life. The body was taken in a police van and escorted by armed police. As the van proceeded on its journey, the Collectors of all District Headquarters through which it passed met it and paid their respects to the deceased. At Poona, it was met by the Commissioner of the Poona Division. The funeral took place on the evening of the 17th. The coffin was carried in a decorated police van with a police guard of honour in front. Friends of the deceased, belonging to all communities, took part in the funeral procession. Rev. Fr. Carneiro specially came from Alnavar to officiate. As the remains were lowered into the grave, the last post was sounded. The late Mr. J.A. Saldanha, who was aged 55, was the youngest son of the late Mr. J.L. Saldanha of Mangalore, and the son-in-law of the late Mr. S.J. Gonsalves of Ootacamund. He leaves behind his wife and four sons to mourn his loss. Mr. Saldanha was known for his politeness and geniality in everyday life. In him the community loses one of its leading members in the Bombay Presidency. ======~ 25 ~ ======

Tombstone of John and Enid Saldanha at Milagres cemetery ======~ 26 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.2] MARIE GONSALVES and CLAUDIUS MASCARENHAS They were married at Milagres Church on 30 Dec 1933. They had 1 daughter. Claudius, who was in the government revenue service of the Madras Presidency and retired as Asst. Commissioner of Income Tax, died at Ootacamund on 27 June 1970. As a widow, Marie continued to live in Ooty till the 21st century; she eventually settled with her daughter Pam in New Zealand, and died there on 23 May 2010, aged 98. [1.2.2.1] Pamela (b March 1934) m Joseph s/o Piedade Mathias & Josephine Lobo: Mathias.Cel [1.6.6.14]. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1939 Mr. C.A.J. Mascarenhas B.A., B.L., has been posted to Trichinopoly as Income Tax Officer. April 1939 Mr. C.A.J. Mascarenhas has been posted as Income Tax Officer, Tuticorin Circle, instead of at Trichinopoly. June 1947 Mr. C.A.J. Mascarenhas posted to Coimbatore as Income-tax officer. March 1950 Mr. C.A.J. Mascarenhas, B.A.,B.L., Income-Tax Officer, Coimbatore, has been appointed Officer on Special Duty, Travancore-Cochin State, in connection with the financial integration of the United State with India, in so far as it relates to Income-Tax, with the rank of Assistant Commissioner. April 1950 A committee of prominent citizens, representative of the different sections of the public of Coimbatore, entertained Mr. C.A.J. Mascarenhas on the eve of his departure as Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-Tax of the United State of Travancore and Cochin. A select gathering of about 100 guests was present, among them being Rt. Rev. Mgr. Savarimuthu, Bishop Elect of Coimbatore, Mgr. Joseph, Vicar- General, and prominent officials and non-officials of the place. The Bishop Elect congratulated Mr. Mascarenhas on his promotion and said that he richly deserved it for his integrity and the conscientious discharge of his duties. Mr.Nanjudiah, Public Prosecutor, referred to the many good qualities of the Chief Guest. Mr. T.T.R. Pillai, ex- Public Prosecutor, spoke of the high esteem the people of Coimbatore had for Mr. Mascarenhas and of the great popularity he had won for himself by his unfailing courtesy and suavity of manner. Mr. H.P. Colaco proposed a vote of thanks. ======~ 27 ~ ======[1.2.3] JOSEPH NICHOLAS GONSALVES (1914-1944) (Bunny) Joseph Gonsalves and his younger brother Alan studied at Montfort School, Yercaud, and later at Loyola College, Madras. Joseph subsequently qualified for the prestigious ICS but his career was cut short by his tragic death in a plane crash over the Ganges. He was Collector of Bhagalpur, United Provinces, at the time of his death. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” October 1933 (Off to England) Mr Joseph N. Gonsalves, son of Mr S.J. Gonsalves, Public Prosecutor, Ootacamund, is shortly leaving for England to prosecute his studies there. We hope to welcome him back as an I.C.S. October 1933 (Another Mangalorean for the ICS) After a long interval, another Mangalorean has passed the I.C.S. examination in London, viz., Mr J.N. Gonsalves, son of Mr S.J. Gonsalves, M.L.C., of Ootacamund, and nephew of Fr. Gonsalves, Rector of St. Aloysius College. Our hearty congratulations. December 1944 (Missing) We are shocked to hear that Mr J.N. Gonsalves, I.C.S., son of Mr S.J. Gonsalves of Ootacamund, is said to be missing, believed to have been accidentally drowned in the Ganges on 6 December. January 1945 The drowning accident at Bhagalpore on the Ganges, reported in the last issue, has been unhappily confirmed and a good number of precious lives are found to have been lost including those of 9 Catholics one of whom was the District Collector himself (Mr.J.N.Gonsalves).

The following is an extract from the Bihar Gazette:- His Excellency the Governor has learnt with deep regret of the death, as a result of an air accident on December 6th, of Mr J.N. Gonsalves, I.C.S., officiating Magistrate and Collector of Poona. In Mr. Thomas's death, the province lost a young and promising officer. His Excellency tenders his most sincere sympathy to Mr Gonsalves's relatives. ======~ 28 ~ ======[1.2.4] ALAN GONSALVES Like his elder brother Joseph, Gonsalves, Alan Gonsalves studied at Montfort School, Yercaud, and Loyola College, Madras. He was selected for the Indian Audits and Accounts Service; he later resigned to join his father's legal practice, and continued after the latter's death. Also a planter and businessman, he was the owner of the Cecil Hotel at Ooty. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” July 1935 Allan Gonsalves, younger of the two sons of Mr S.J. Gonsalves of Ootacamund, has come out first in the Presidency in the recent Intermediate Examination, with distinction in all subjects except one, distinction in which he missed by only 4 marks. He headed the list of successful students also in the High School Public Examination. He has all along been holding the top place in his class. His elder brother, Joseph, now studying in London, passed third in the Presidency in the Intermediate Examination. Both the boys had their school career at Montfort Boys' High School at Yercaud, and their College studies at Loyola College, Madras. April 1936 (Loyola College) We are glad that are youth are acquitting themselves well in this College. Mr Allan Gonsalves of the Junior B.A. Class won three prizes at the recent College prize giving, as well as a gold medal. Mr V.H. Coelho, of the Senior Intermediate Class also won 2 prizes. May 1941 The names of two members of our Community appear in the list of 38 candidates published in th order of merit by the Gazette of India in the recent Indian Audits and Accounts Service Examination held by the Federal Service Commission at New Delhi. These two are: (1) Mr Allan J. Gonsalves, B.A., (Hons.), son of Mr S.J. Gonsalves, B.A., B.L., Public Prosecutor, Ootacamund, and (2) Mr Hugh F. Pinto, B.Sc. (Hons). Only the former, who passed 3rd in the list, has been called up for appointment so far as known at present. September 1941 Mr Allan J. Gonsalves, son of Mr S.J. Gonsalves of Ootacamund, has been posted to an appointment in the Imperial Audit Service in the Accountant General's Office, Madras. December 1946 Mr. Allan Gonsalves, son of Mr. S.G. Gonsalves, the well-known Advocate of Ootacamund, who had a brilliant academical career and passed into the Indian Accounts Service, has resigned to work with his father as Advocate. He has apprenticed himself to Mr Bantwal Seetharama Rao of Madras. We are glad that he has decided to join the legal profession which will give ample scope for his undoubted talents. Government service is losing its charm with the advent of the National Government. This is good for the country which has been deprived hitherto of the services of some of its best men by the attraction of security of service, power and high salaries, offered by the Imperial and All-India services. We may incidentally mention that Mr Gonsalves is engaged to be married to a daughter of Colonel Albuquerque. ======~ 29 ~ ======[1.2.4] ALAN GONSALVES and RANEE ALBQUERQUE

They were married at Milagres Church, Mangalore, on 12 Jan 1949. The bridesmaids were Rani’s young teenage sisters Rosemarie and Cecilia. The best-man was Alan’s cousin Eric Gonsalves. ------Ranee and Alan lived at Ooty. They had 4 children. Ranee died on 1 May 1982 and Alan on 22 July 1990. [1.2.4.1] Richard John (b 15 Dec 1949) - bachelor [1.2.4.2] Kenneth (b 25 Sep 1952) m Susan Daniels (Malayali) [1.2.4.3] Timothy (b 20 June 1954) m Priscilla Hopkins (American) [1.2.4.4] Maureen (b 9 Nov 1960) m John Joseph Nereyeth (Malayali) (St Mary's Ch, Ooty: 26.4.1987) ======~ 30 ~

Blackwood, home of Alan and Rani at Ooty

Richard, Kenneth, Timothy, and Maureen ======~ 31 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.1] GERTRUDE GONSALVES & LAWRENCE ALBUQUERQUE They were married at Milagres Church on 17 May 1944. They lived in Poona; Lawrence was employed at the Ammunition Factory, Kirkee. They had one daughter: [1.4.1.1] Premla Judith (b 2 June 1945) m Thomas s/o Roque Fernandes & Leonissa D'Souza: Ferndip.Yav [1.1.1.1]:G. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” June 1944 (Wedding : Gonsalves-Albuquerque) A large and distinguished witnessed the pretty wedding, on Wednesday the 17th May, of Mr. Lawrence Albuquerque, M.A., Chargeman, Ammunition Factory, Kirkee, and son of the late Mr. Ligoury Albuquerque of the Bombay Port Trust and Mrs. Catharine Albuquerque, with Miss Gertrude Gonsalves, eldest daughter of Mr. Paul Gonsalves, B.A.,B.L., Advocate, Bangalore, and of the late Mrs. Prescy Gonsalves, at the Church of Our Lady of Miracles, which was tastefully decorated for the occasion and which provided an ideal setting for the variegated hues of the gorgeous sarees worn by the ladies present. At 9.30 a.m. in brilliant sunshine, the Bride arrived in a salloon car, elaborately decorated in a novel scheme of silver and white, with sprays like arum lilies and other flowers, seldom seen in Mangalore before. As she walked up to the Altar, leaning on the arm of her father and looking radiantly happy, she made a charming figure, gracefully draped in a lovely snow white georgette saree, flared with net border and embroidered in silver. Her silver brocade blouse and silver shoes, fitted in very well with the general scheme, while the tiara-shaped wreath of orange-blossoms, which kept her long flowing white tulle veil in position, and the beautiful bouquet of margareites with a sprinkling of asparagus which she carried, formed the rest of the items of a perfect trousseau carefully designed with an eye to taste and simplicity. Mr. Alexis Albuquerque, B.A., of Messrs. May & Baker Ltd., Bombay, supported the Bridegroom as the Bestman. Misses Nelly Gonsalves, the bride's sister, in salmon pink saree, and Thelma Abreu, in mushroom saree, and Patsy Saldanha and Yvonne Saldanha in white organdie frocks with wreaths of daisies, carrying artistically made flower baskets, formed the members of the bridal entourage, as bridesmaids and flower girls respectively. The service was fully choral and was presided over by the Rev. Fr. Denis Albuquerque, S.J., of the St. Aloysius' College. Rev. Fr. J.P. Lobo, S.J., of the St. Joseph's Seminary, Jeppoo, preached an instructive address to the newly married couple, followed by High Mass by Rev. Fr. Patrick Saldanha of the Bangalore Diocese. After the signing of the Register, the gathering adjourned to the Catholic Club, where a reception was held. After the Bride cut the handsome 3-tier wedding cake, brought down from Bangalore, Chevalier A.P.C. Albuquerque, K.S.G., B.A., B.L., Deputy Official Assignee, High Court, Madras, in felicitous terms, raised the toast of the Bride and the Bridegroom, enclosing their many qualities of head and heart and referring, in particular, to the Bride's accomplishments in the house-keeping line. The Bridegroom responded suitably. A select circle of relations and friends were later entertained to lunch at the Bridegroom's residence at Upper Bendore. In a humorous speech, Mr. Gratian Colaco proposed the toast dwelling on the Bridegroom's popularity and the Bride's charm. Mr. Lawrence Albuquerque made a fitting reply. To meet the newly-married couple, the bride's father gave a party at "Highland", his residence in Bangalore on Sunday evening, the 21st May. There were over 300 guests present including the local Mangalorean Catholic Community and other friends. The Bride and the Bridegroom were the recipients of a very large number of congratulatory messages and valuable presents. ======~ 32 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.2] STANLEY GONSALVES and MARY SALDANHA Initially intending to join the Defence, Stanley Gonsalves studied at the Officers' Training Course following his intermediate, but quit to take up an engineering career - graduating in Mechanical Engineering from Guindy Engineering College, Madras. He later joined the Departmment of Agriculture, New Delhi, as an Agricultural Engineer. Stanley & Mary were married at Holy Trinity Church, Cannanore, on 27 April 1953. They had 5 children, the eldest of whom died in infancy. Mary, who lectured at Nirmala College, Coimbatore, and later worked as a scriptwriter for All India Radio, New Delhi, died in Delhi on 4 April 1971 (Palm Sunday). Stanley, a marathon runner and a keen genealogist, died in Delhi on 28 Aug 2002. [1.4.2.1] Celia (b 24 April 1954 / d 25 July 1956: aged 2, at Coimbatore) [1.4.2.2] Lavinia (b 28 Nov 1955: at Mangalore) m Mohan Peter s/o Abraham Abraham & Irene D'Souza: *Souzomz.Hub [1.3.1]. They were married at St Thomas Chapel, Kilpauk, Madras, on 9.5.1981. Ch - 1 son Alok (b 12.8.1982) [1.4.2.3] Bernard (b 21 Aug 1957: at Coimbatore) m Anjali Kapoor (Punjabi) on 13.4.1985: in Abu Dhabi Ch - 7th generation - 1 son Nikhil (b 27.6.1990) [1.4.2.4] Loretta Isabel Surya (b 7 Feb 1959: at Madras) m Onkar Singh Yadav (North Indian: from Haryana) They were married at Sacred Heart Cathedral, New Delhi, on 26.2.1987. Ch - Niren (b 24.11.1988) and twins Celia & Shreya (b 8.11.1993) [1.4.2.5] Anthony Thomas Gerard (b 13 June 1960: at Madras) m Cheryl d/o Archibald Coelho & Celine Coelho: Coelho.Ban [1.10.1.4]:B. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” October 1978 Surya, daughter of Stanley and the late Mrs. Mary Gonsalves has passed the B.A. Hons. Examination in History of the Bombay University in the first class with the second rank. ======~ 33 ~ ======From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” July 1953 Mr. Stanley Gonsalves, B.E., is to be Assistant Agricultural Engineer (Mech.), Madras Agricultural Services. October 1954 Mr. S. Gonsalves, Asst. Workshop Instructor, Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, is posted as lecturer in Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural College and Research Institute, Coimbatore. December 1957 Mr. S. Gonslaves, B.E., Asst. Agricultural Enginner (Mechanical), Agricultural College and Research Institute, Coimbatore, has been transferred to Headquarters, Madras. July 1960 Mr. S. Gonsalves is to be Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural College, Coimbatore. August 1964 Mr. Stanley Gonsalves is to be Chief Agicultural Engineer, Research Engineer's Workshop, Agricultural College, Coimbatore. March 1983 Mr. Stanley Gonsalves was awarded two gold medals for the 5 km walk and the 10 km run at the Delhi Veterans' Association held in January 1983. In the All-India meet, held in Hyderabad in September 1981, he bagged a silver medal in the 10 km walk and a bronze medal in the km walk. In October 1982, he earned a certificate of merit at the open Rathasaid Marathon Race of 42 kms. ------From the archives of “The Konkan in Delhi” April 1983 Stanley Gonsalves, the veteran Konkan, has done it again. At the Asian Veteran's Athletic Meet, held on 18th and 20th March, at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, he won the silver medal by finishing secondin the 20 k.m. walk for the 60-64 age group. Mr. Jagan Singh of Rajasthan got the gold.

Stanley Gonsalves also participated in and completed the 5 k.m. walk, but unfortunately was not awarded any prize as there were only two competitors in all. He now hopes to participate in the selections for the World Veteran's Meet to be held in Puerto Rico in September 1983, for which the local selections will be made at Madras in August this year. ======~ 34 ~ ======[1.4.3] NELLIE GONSALVES From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” January 1947 Miss Nellie Gonsalves, daughter of Mr. P.S. Gonsalves, who passed the recent B.A. degree examination from St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, has been awarded the Perumalswamy Naidu Gold Medal for standing 1st in the College of Economics Group IV-B. She is now doing her B.T. at St. Ann's. ------CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3] NELLIE GONSALVES and WILFRED SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 2 May 1949. They lived in Bangalore. They had 8 children. Nellie died on 12 June 2010 aged 85. Wilfred, an active coffee planter even as a nonagenarian, died on 17 Nov 2013 aged 93. Both are buried at Hosur Road cemetery, Bangalore. [1.4.3.1] Mira Priscilla (b 28 May 1950) m Lloyd s/o Elias Mathias & Hilda Pereira: Mathias.Bel [1.7.2.3]:A. [1.4.3.2] Antony Justin Zephrynus (b 26 Aug 1951) - single [1.4.3.3] Shanti Janet (b 6 Feb 1953) m Ching Bernard Shaw (Chinese: from Bangalore) They were married at the Church of the Annunciation, Canada, on 22.5.1982. They are in Toronto, Canada. Ch - twin daughters Danila & Danika [1.4.3.4] Sheila Maria (b 8 April 1955) (Ph.D. Microbiology) m Dhyan Uthappa (Coorgi) They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 28.6.1981. They are in Richmond Town, Bangalore. Ch - 2 daughters Sahalya & Aleshya [1.4.3.5] Gerard (b 4 Feb 1957) - single [1.4.3.6] Lawrence Joseph (Lalu) (b 7 Dec 1958 / d 5 May 2015: aged 56) m Erica d/o Kishore Mohinani (Sindhi) & Sandra Todman (Anglo-Indian) [1.4.3.7] Bernadette (b 12 Feb 1962) m Alan s/o Joseph Dominic Pais & Vida Mathias: Paiscom.Bob [1.1.6.3]:Ce. [1.4.3.8] Monica (b 9 June 1963) m Sanjay s/o Samuel Dhar (Punjabi convert) & Margaret __ Note: Sanjay's maternal grandmother was Mangalorean; her identity is yet to be ascertained. Monica & Sanjay are in Toronto. They have no children. ======~ 35 ~ ======[1.5.1] ERIC GONSALVES From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” February 1943 Master Eric Gonsalves (age 14), son of Mr Lawrence Gonsalves, and nephew of Mr. S.J. Gonsalves, Lawyers, Ootacamund, has passed the European High School Examination taking the first rank in the Presidency. One of his uncles is Mr. Joseph Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S., of the United Provinces, and a cousin of his is Mr. Joseph Gonsalves, I.C.S., of Bihar. April 1950 The following have obtained a place among the first 152 candidates declared successful in the combined Indian Administrative etc. Services Examination held in September-October 1949 :- Miss S.M.T. Albuquerque, daughter of Col. J.W.F. Albuquerque, I.M.S.; Mr. Eric Gonsalves, son of Mr. Lawrence Gonsalves of Ootacamund; and Mr. Flavian Fernandes, son of Mr. Albert P. Fernandes of Urwa. Mr. Eric Gonsalves has also passed in the Indian Police Service Examination. April 1950 Mr. Eric Gonsalves has been selected for appointment in the Indian Foreign Service. February 1954 Sri Eric Gonsalves, I.F.S., has been appointed Vice Consul for India in New York. ------[1.5.1] ERIC GONSALVES and ROSE COELHO They were married at San Thome Cathedral, Madras, on 6 Feb 1954. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” The marriage of Mr. Eric Gonsalves, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Gonsalves of Bramley, Ootacamund, with Miss Rose Marie Coelho, daughter of the late Mr. M.A.T. Coelho, District Judge, and Mrs. Coelho, was celebrated at the Mylapore Cathedral, Madras, on 6th February 1953. The nuptials were blessed by His Grace the Most Rev. L. Mathias, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore and in the sanctuary, besides several priests, there were present the Bishop Auxiliary of Madras-Mylapore, Rt. Rev. A. Carvalho, and the Bishop of Coimbatore, Rt. Rev. M. Savarimuthu. The church was tastefully decorated with arum lilies from the Nilgiris and was fully packed with guests. After the signing of the marriage register, the bride and bridegroom with all the guests moved to the adjacent Parish Hall where a reception was held in honour of the wedded couple. The hall and the precincts thereof were fully packed with guests. Amongst the distinguished guests were the Chief Minister and other Ministers, the Chief Justice and other High Court Judges, the Mayor of Madras, the Archbishop of Mylapore, Madras, the Auxiliary Bishop and the Bishop of Coimbatore, Secretaries to Government and Consul General of Pondicherry. The preliminary toast was proposed by His Grace, the Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore who announced that His Holiness the Pope had just sent by cable His Apostolic Blessing to the young couple. The Chief Minister, who was delayed in coming over owing to his other engagements, then proposed the main toast of the couple in felicitous terms. Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S., then replied suitably. After the reception all the close friends and relations were treated to a buffet supper. Prior to the supper, the floor of the Hall was cleared for dancing to the music provided by a special band. The young couple were the recipients of numerous presents and greetings including messages from overseas and one from the Neutral Nations Repatriation Committee in Korea. The bridegroom was till 25th January 1954 the Secretary of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Committee in Korea. He has now been appointed Vice-Cosul for India in New York. ======~ 36 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.1] ERIC GONSALVES and ROSE COELHO Eric Gonsalves joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1950, standing fifth in the All-India entrance examination – and was initially posted at the UN Secretariat in New York. Later postings include Deputy Chief of Mission, Indian Embassy, USA (1972-75), Ambassador to Japan (1975-78), Secretary in the External Affairs Ministry, New Delhi (1978-82), and Ambassador to the European Economic Community at Brussels (1982-86). After retirement he had served as Director of India International Centre, Delhi (1986-91), and as Director of Asian Relations Commemorative Conference, 1987. He was also a Member of International Observer Group, Sri Lanka Elections 1989-94 and Member in Board of Management MAHE (now Manipal University) from 1994 to 2006. He was the President of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi, till April, 2008. Eric and Rose were married at San Thome Cathedral, Madras, on 6 Feb 1954. They had four children. [1.5.1.1] Maryann (b 11 Oct 1954) (Dr) m Joe Mukundan (Syrian Christian) They reside in Bombay; Maryann is a radiotherapist at the Tata Cancer Research Institute. Ch - Sachidananda (b 1.10.1989), Aditya (b 30.11.1990) [1.5.1.2] Peter (b 3 April 1956) - (works for Deutschbank, New Delhi) m Camilla Miranda (Goan) (New Delhi: 1.11.1997) [1.5.1.3] Antony (b 28 Sep 1959) m Astrid d/o Eustace Lobo & Rita Misquith: Lobkam.Ben [1.2.1.6]:Ca. They were married at Loyola College Chapel on 18 Aug 1995. They are in California. [1.5.1.4] Christine (b 26 Dec 1961) - single From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” August 1955 Sri Eric Gonsalves of the Indian Foreign Service, Vice Consul for India in New York, has been appointed Private Secretary to Srim. Vijayalaxmi Pandit in the Indian Embassy, London. September 1975 Mr. Eric Gonsalves, IFS, formerly India's Principal Minister in Washington, has been appointed India's Ambassador in Tokyo. April 1977 Mr. Eric Gonsalves, IFS, Indian Ambassador to Japan, and Mr. K. Ishihara, President, Asian Co-operative Fund, Japan, signed on 4th April, at Tokyo, an agreement whereunder Japan granted India a loan of 9 million yen (Rs. 27.86 crores) payable in 30 annual instalments with interest of 3.5 % per annum. March 1979 Mr. Eric Gonsalves IFS, Additional Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs, New Delhi, accompanied M.A.B. Vajpayee, Foreign Minister, on his high-purpose delegation to Peking between 12 and 18 February. July 1980 Mr. Eric Gonsalves IFS, Secretary, External Affairs, accompanied his Minister Mr. P.V. Narasimha Rao to Singapore, on June 25, for talks to strengthen India's economic and trade relations with her eastern neighbours. May 1982 Mr. Eric Gonsalves IFS, has been appointed Ambassador, European Economic Community, Brussels ======~ 37 ~ ======[1.5.2] MARJORIE GONSALVES and JEROME VAZ They were married at St Mary’s Church, Ootacamund, on 29 Dec 1949. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” January 1950 The wedding of Mr. Jerome E. Vas, Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Government of Madras, son of Mr. & Mrs. Denis Vas and Miss Marjorie M. Gonsalves, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. Gonsalves of Ootacamund, took place on the 29th December 1949 at the Milagres Church, Mangalore. The Rev. Fr. A. Capelle of the Coimbatore Diocese, assisted by Rev. Frs. Legrand and Renauld, blessed the nuptials. Rev. L. Mascarenhas, S.J., preached the sermon and Rev. George Albuquerque, S.J., said Mass. In the evening a reception was held at the Catholic Club, at which the elite of the town were present. Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S., maternal uncle of the bride, raised the toast of the bridal couple in a felicitous speech. The gathering was delighted to hear from Mr. Lobo Prabhu about the history of the four families of the Vazes, Brittos, Gonsalveses and Lobos, that were united that day. The bridegroom replied to the toast in a humorous speech. The happy couple were the recipients of numerous gifts and congratulatory messages on the occasion. ------CHILDREN OF: [1.5.2] MARJORIE GONSALVES and JEROME VAZ They were married at St Mary's Church, Ootacamund, on 29 Dec 1949. They had four children. Jerome (Jerry), was Chief Engineer, PWD, Madras State Government, supervised the construction of many irrigation works. Following retirement, they settled in the Nilgiris; Jerry died there on 25 Jan 2005, aged 89. [1.5.2.1] Michael (b 30 Sep 1950) - single: in Illinois, USA [1.5.2.2] Rita (b 28 Feb 1952) m Peter s/o Dionysius Noronha & Beatrix Noronha: Norprab.Bob [3.3.4.12]:Ac. [1.5.2.3] Anita (b 26 Jan 1954) m M. Ramakrishnan (Tamil-Malaysian) They were married at St Joseph's Convent, Conoor, Nilgiris, on 11.11.1978. They reside at Malaysia. Ch - Sandeep Jerome (b 25.8.1979), Gitanjali Rachel (b 22.6.1981) [1.5.2.4] Maria (Bobby) (b 15 Dec 1957) m Joseph Joseph (Malayali) They were married at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Forest Hills, Queens, New York, on 26.6.1989. They reside at Massachusetts, USA. Ch - John John (b 15.5.1992), Gina (b 1.11.1994) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” May 1954 Sri J.E. Vaz has been appointed General Superintendent, P.W.D. Workshops, Madras. October 1955 Sri J.E. Vaz, General Superintendant, P.W.D. Workshops, and Special Grade Executive Engineer, P.W.D., is to be Superintending Engineer in Branch I of the Madras Engineering Service. January 1958 The services of Mr. J.E. Vaz are placed at the disposal of the Union Central Government Central Water and Power Commission for appointment as Director, Plants and Machinery. October 1964 Mr. J.E. Vaz is to be Chief Engineer, Mechanical, in the State Transport Department, Madras. ======~ 38 ~ ======[1.5.3] ALFRED GONSALVES and PRABHA KAPOOR An alumnus of Loyola College, Madras, Alfred Gonsalves had a distinguished career as a diplomat. Closely associated with Russia, he often acted as interpreter in talks between Nehru and Khruschev, and with the latter's successor Brezhnev. Positions held include: Ambassador to Laos (1969), High Commissioner to Tanzania (1978), High Commissioner to Egypt (1980) - and fittingly culminated his career as Ambassador to Moscow. Following retirement, his services were again requisitioned by government, when the break-up of the erstwhile Soviet Union needed to be handled with an insider's knowledge and expertise. He died of cancer in 1994. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1954 Mr. Alfred S. Gonsalves, son of Mr. & Mrs. L. Gonsalves, Ootacamund, has passed in the examination for the Indian Administrative Service, held by the Union Public Service Commission in Sep-Oct 1953, securing the 9th rank. June 1957 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., is appointed First Secretary, Indian Embassy, Moscow. October 1961 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., acted as interpreter between Mr. Khrushchev and Mr. Nehru during the latter's recent visit to Moscow. January 1962 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., acted as interpreter during the recent tour of the Soviet President, Mr. Brezhnev, in India. May 1969 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., is now Deputy Permanent Representative of India at the United Nations. November 1969 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., Councillor at the Indian Embassy to the United Nations, has been promoted as Indian Ambassador to Laos. March 1977 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S., Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, represented India at the 48-nation governing council of United Nations Development Council (UNDP) held at the United Nations on 8th February. India led the developing countries. Mr. Gonsalves said, "It must be admitted by all concerned at the outset that the UNDP's capacity to eradicate world poverty simply is not there and will not be there unless resources are multiplied several times. Recipient countries are obviously more interested than donor countries in the elimination of poverty. Industrial countries should come forward with greater contributions to the UNDP to enable it to implement approved projects. March 1978 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S. has been appointed Indian High Commissioner to Tanzania at Dar-es-Salaam. October 1980 Mr. Alfred Gonsalves, I.F.S. appointed Indian High Commissioner to Egypt. ======~ 39 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” December 1944 (In Memoriam : by Dr Mme Louella Lobo Prabhu) Mangalore, Dakshina Kannada, and the country, lost two great sons in the death of Mr. Alfred Gonsalves I.F.S. and Mr. Clifford Saldanha I.P.S. Coincidentally both were brothers in law and, sadly, died of cancer almost within a week of each other. Mr. Alfred Gonsalves was one of the earliest recruits into the Indian Foreign Service - by competition after Independence, though some recruits of the '40s and '50s came from other services or occasionally by outright nomination. Specialising in the Soviet Desk, he served in Asia, Europe, U.S. and Africa, but did his longest stint in Moscow, rising to be its Ambassador for possibly the longest innings of a serving officer in that key posting: one of the seniormost in the Foreign Service. His services were even requisitioned by government after retirement, when the break-up of the erstwhile monolithic Soviet Union needed to be handled with an insider's knowledge and expertise. He is survived by his doctor wife, Prabha, who was a graceful Ambassadress, earning good will for India by her free medical work in the countries to which her husband was posted.

Both will be remembered and missed by a grieving circle of relatives, friends and professional colleagues. ======~ 40 ~ [1.5.4] IRENE (RENEE) GONSALVES and MALCOLM NORONHA They were married at Rosario Cathedral, Mangalore, on 27 Dec 1951. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” December 1951 A pretty society wedding was witnessed in Mangalore on the 27th of December 1951. The contracting parties were Mr. Malcolm Noronha, son of Mr. Sylvester Noronha, Tile Manufacturer, Mangalore, and Mrs. Noronha; and Mrs. Irene Gonsalves, daughter of Mr. Lawrence Gonsalves, Advocate, Ootacamund, and Mrs. Gonsalves. The bridegroom is the Engineer-in-Charge (Projects), G.I.P. Railway, and is now stationed in Bombay. The nuptials at the Cathedral were solemnised by His Lordship Bishop Feuga of Mysore as the Pastor of the Diocese from which the bride hails. He was assisted by their Lordships, Bishop Patroni of Calicut and Bishop Fernandez of Mangalore, who were so good to come in spite of many other engagements and poor health. The presence of the three prelates was unique. The homily to the couple was preached by the bride's paternal uncle, Rev. Fr. Thomas Gonsalves, S.J. of St. Joseph College, Bangalore, and the Mass was said by the bridegroom's maternal uncle, Rev. Fr. George Albuquerque, S.J., of St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. There was a large assembly of priests in the sanctuary and the church was crowded. The Cathedral Choir, with Handel Manuel of Radio fame at the organ, was at its best. The reception was held at the spacious Don Bosco Hall which was artistically decorated. There were well over a thousand guests present including Their Lordships Bishops Feuga and Patroni, several friends from out- station, and practically the entire of Mangalore. Bishop Feuga announced that he had secured the Papal Blessing for the couple. The toast was proposed by the bride's maternal uncle, Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu I.C.S., in very felicitous terms, and was ably responded to by the bridegroom. The couple were the recipients of an exceptionally large number of congratulatory messages and gifts. ------CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4] IRENE (RENEE) GONSALVES and MALCOLM NORONHA They were married at Rosario Cathedral on 27 Dec 1951. They had 7 children. Malcolm, a railway engineer, architect and tile manufacturer, died on 15 June 1997. [1.5.4.1] Frances Annette (Frana) (b 19 Sep 1952) m David s/o Denis Pinto & Bessie Rego: Pincom.Bol [1.6.2.6]:B. [1.5.4.2] Christopher (Christo) (b 10 Dec 1954) m Claudette d/o Donald Coelho & Nancy Peris: Coelho.Pan [1.3.1.3]:Ac. [1.5.4.3] Veronica (Binnie) (b 7 Sep 1956) m Cyril s/o Aloysius Tellis & Lucy Coelho: Telcen.Jan [1.3.3.4]:F. [1.5.4.4] Lilian (Lalu) (b 11 May 1958) – single She worked in Dubai as a teacher for the handicapped, but has now returned to Mangalore. [1.5.4.5] Sylvia (Chibbie) (b 10 July 1960) - single [1.5.4.6] Luke (Lukie) (b 28 Aug 1962) m Roshni Rai (Mangalorean Hindu: of the Bunt community) [1.5.4.7] Ruth (Ruthie) (b 10 May 1964) m Arjun Singh (Rajput: Naval Officer) They were married at Bom Jesu Cathedral, Goa, on 30 Aug 1992. Ch - Karthik (b 8.5.1993), Kabir (b 9.6.1997) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” October 1960 Mr. J.H.M. Noronha has been elected as Vice-President of the Kanara Chamber of Commerce, Mangalore. ======~ 41 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” December 1944 (A Loving Tribute to the late Mr. Malcolm Noronha : by Clarence Pais) With a heavy heart filled with sorrow and affection, let me write a few lines about a sincere friend who has just passed away on 15 June 1997. He is Mr. Malcolm Noronha. Malcolm was born on 22 July 1921 of illustrious parents with a golden spoon in his mouth. His father, the late Mr. Sylvester Noronha was a successful tile manufacturer and a great musician. His mother, Mrs. Juliana Noronha, was a generous and affectionate housewife. She was the sister of the late Mr. Felix P.F. Albuquerque off revered memory. Malcolm's only sister Melanie was married to Dr. O.G.C. Vaz. The latter is a popular and successful doctor at Madras. Malcolm's only brother was the late Mr. Justice Dionysius Noronha. The latter predeceased Malcolm. Malcolm was married to one of the prettiest brides of the community. She is Rene and she is the daughter of the late Mr. Lawrence Gonsalves, Advocate of Ootacamund, and her mother, Mrs. Gertie Gonsalves, was the sister of Mr. J.M. Lobo Prabhu, I.C.S. Retd. Malcolm's marriage with Rene was a great success and the two were a model couple for all of us. They have 7 children - 2 sons and 5 daughters. Christopher is an architect and consulting engineer, and the other son Luke is an upcoming paediatrician in the United States. Malcolm had a brilliant academic career and carried away most of the prizes while in school as also in college. He joined the Guindy Engineering College and was placed 7th in the All India Competitive Examination for the Indian Railway Service of Engineers. Malcolm started life by joining as an officer in the Indian Railways and started work at Assam. His work after the partition of India was challenging and arduous and it could rightly be said that he was an architect of modern India in the field or department of Railways during the post-partition period. On retirement, Malcolm successfully carried out the family business as a tile manufacturer. He was elected and became the President of the Western India Tile Manufacturers Association. But his chief debut on retirement was to use his creative talent by taking to Architecture and Construction Engineering. He walked into this field as a duck takes to the water. He was soon patronised, not only by the Mangalorean Catholic community, but also by the Hindus and Muslims alike. He reconstructed our family house at Bejai, designed and built a bungalow in my Priya Flavia Estate in Sakleshpur Taluk, and also designed my guest house in Sakleshpur town. All these individual items of work were followed up by a giant step when he was made the standing Architect by Mr. Vinaya Hegde, son of Mr. Justice K.S. Hegde, the latter of the Supreme Court of India. Mr. Vinaya Hegde, as the Managing Director of the Nitte Engineering Complex, entrusted the construction work of his colleges and engineering concerns at Nitte in Dakshina Kannada as also in Goa and Malcolm was his right- hand man and accomplished every job with efficiency and trustworthiness. Malcolm was a voracious reader and had plenty of humour. He used to laugh loudly and made others happy and join him in laughter and joy. Malcolm had a generous hand which went out to dole out plentifully to every deserving and poor person. The large number of persons that attended the funeral and the fact that His Lordship the Bishop of Mangalore said the Mass and officiated at the funeral, is a proof of Malcolm's popularity and charity to the poor and needy. Malcolm's family life was a great success. His dear wife Rene and Malcolm loved reach other till the end, and Rene was with Malcolm through thick and thin. I entirely agree with Dr. Madame Louella Lobo Prabhu that the immortal words of Kipling aptly apply to Malcolm, and one can say with certainty that Malcolm was "one who could move kings and yet not lose the common touch". The Catholic Association of South Kanara is particularly grateful to Malcolm for his services as its former Vice President for many years, and for the role he played during the jubilee of the Association, and for his support to the cause of establishing a house for the Missionaries of Charity founded by Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa in Mangalore. May Malcolm's soul rest in peace. ======~ 42 ~

Noronha Sisters and Brothers (at the wedding of Frances’s son Arjun in 2006) L to R : Frances, Christopher, Veronica, Lilian, Sylvia, Luke, Ruth ======~ 43 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.5] GLADYS GONSALVES and CLIFFORD SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 3 Dec 1956. They had 4 children. Clifford, an I.P.S. officer, retired as Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh. He died of cancer on 7 Nov 1994. Gladys has now settled in Bangalore. [1.5.5.1] Ann Gita (b 2 Oct 1958) m Malay Kumar Sinha (Bihari, I.P.S.) They were married at St Mary's Church, Secunderabad, on 19.1.1983. Ch - 1 daughter Diya (b 26.12.1989) [1.5.5.2] Roy Francis (b 21 Jan 1962) m Malini d/o Stan Coelho & Marita Vas: Coelho.Pan [1.4.6.12]:A. [1.5.5.3] Monica Maria (b 12 June 1965) m Jude s/o Donald Coelho & Nancy Peres: Coelho.Pan [1.3.1.3]:Ab. [1.5.5.4] Celia Vinita (b 21 July 1967) m Tarun Cherian (Malayali Syrian Christian) They were married at St Andrew's Church, Bandra, on 2.1.1994. They have no children. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1970 (Police Medal) The President was pleased to award the Police Medal for meritorious service to Mr. C.G. Saldanha, I.P.S., on the occasion of Republic Day this year. Mr. Saldanha is the son of Mrs. Ivy Saldanha and the late Mr. F.M. Saldanha, coffee planter, Falnir, Mangalore. Born in 1929, he was educated in St. Aloysius College, Mangalore, up to the Intermediate. He then went to Madras where he took his B.A. Honours Degree in Chemistry in 1950 from the Loyola College. He qualified for the Indian Police Service on the rseults of the All-India Central Services Examination in 1952 and was appointed to the Service in 1953. After completion of his initial police training at Mt. Abu, he was sent to Andhra Pradesh and served as Assistant Superintendent of Police in two districts there from 1955 to 1958. He was promoted to the rank of Superintendent of Police in 1958 and he worked in this capacity in three districts of Andhra Pradesh, where his work was marked by his vigorous drive against crime and the effective maintainance of law and order. The Union Ministry of Home Affairs selected him in 1963 for deputation to the Union Territory of Goa, Daman & Diu, and he was posted as Additional Senior Superinendent of Police, Goa, for a short spell of six months, when he was in charge of the Criminal Investigation Branch and the Intelligence wing of the Goa Police. In 1964, he was appointed as Senior Superinendent of Police in over-all charge of the Police Organisation in the Union Territory. During his three years stay in Goa as Senior Superintendent of Police, he went about the task of re-organising the Police Force and changing the set-up from the old Portuguese pattern to the Indian pattern. His tenure in Goa was full of all kinds of problems, especially political and labour. The subversive forces, which were at the time, resulted in the famous Goa Conspiracy Case, wherein a numer of buildings were blown up by dissatisfied elements. He took up the investigation with relentless energy and ultimately brought the culprits to book. The antinational forces in the Territory were completely wiped out as a result of this case which was successfully prosecuted in a court of law. His effective handling of the labour unrest in Marmagoa Harbour and the many anti-Government agitations in the Territory at the time won him many laurels. After a useful stay in this territory, he was transferred to the Ministry of Railways in 1967 and posted to New Delhi as Assistant Inspector General, Railway Protection Force, where he continued to do excellent work in helping to build up the Force and improve its working. He has been promoted as Deputy Inspector-General in the same organization and continues to work in that capacity to date. The President, in recognition of his meritorious service, was pleased to award him the Police Medal in his 17th year of service, which recognition normally is granted to a Police Officer only in his 20th year of service or after. ======~ 44 ~ September 1980 The President of India has awarded the Police Medal for distinguished service, on the occasion of Independence Day 1980, to Mr. Saldanha, Additional Inspector General of Police (Administration), Hyderabad. He received a similar award in 1970. June 1981 Mr. Clifford Saldanha I.P.S. has been appointed Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad July 1983 Sri C.G. Saldanha IPS, Special Inspector General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, recently visited Japan to attend a Seminar on the subject "Innovations in the Administration of Criminal Justice in Asian Countries." The Seminar was hosted by the Government of Japan and lasted for 6 weeks. Sri Saldanha and Sri B.S. Nehru, Sessions Judge, Chandigarh, were the two delegates who represented India at the International Seminar which was sponsored by the United Nations and held at the UN Asia and Far East institute in Tokyo. 26 delegates from 21 Asian countries attended the seminar. The paper presented by Sri Saldanha at the Seminar on the subject of "Modernisation of the Police in India" was well received. Sri Saldanha was also Co-Chairman at one of the four final sessions of the Seminar. The subject dealt with in this discussion was "The Recruitment and Training of Police Officers, Prosecutors and Judges in Asian Countries." On his way back to Japan, Sri Saldanha also paid official visits to Hong Kong and Singapore. April 1986 Born in March 1929, Sri C.G. Saldanha belongs to a Roman Catholic family of Mangalore. He was educated, till the intermediate, at the famous St. Aloysius School and College, Mangalore, and later at the prestigious Loyola College, under the Jesuit Fathers at Madras. He took his M.A. Degree in Chemistry in Loyola in 1950. He came out suvccessful in the All-India competitive examination of 1952, and was appointed to the I.P.S. cadre of Andhra Pradesh in October 1953. He has served the country as a Police Officer since 1953 in various capacities. In Andhra Pradesh, he served in various districts as Asst. Supt. of Police, and Superintendent of Police between 1954 and 1963. From 1963 to 1968, he was deputed to the Goa administration, where he served as Inspector General of Police. Between 1968 and 1978, he was deputed to the Govt. of India, where he served in the Ministries of Railways and Home in different capacities. He returned to the State in 1978 and has since worked as Deputy Inspector General of Police, Visakhapatnam, I.G.P. (Admn.), Managing Director of the Police Housing Corporation, and Managing Director of the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation. During his service, he has received five awards and decorations, including the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service. Deeply interested in the welfare of the poor and under-privileged, he has taken keen interest in Police Welfare activities right through his service. Police housing received a great impetud during his tenuure as Managing Director, and so has Industrial Infrastructure during his spell as M.D. of the Corporation. A keen sportsman, he plays cricket, tennis and golf, and takes an active interest in the promotion of sports. December 1944 (In Memoriam : by Dr Mme Louella Lobo Prabhu) Mangalore, Dakshina Kannada, and the country, lost two great sons in the death of Mr. Alfred Gonsalves I.F.S. and Mr. Clifford Saldanha I.P.S. For the remainder of the obituary tribute, see the entry of Alfred Gonsalves on page 37. ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 45 ~ *** THE FOURTH GENERATION Part II : The Mascarenhas Family ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.1] ALAN MASCARENHAS and CORINNE GONSALVES They were married at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Bangalore, on 14 Sep 1971. They had 2 daughters. Alan, a fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force, died in 1990; he is buried in Hosur Road cemetery, Bangalore. Corinne resides at Kemp Road, Bangalore. [2.3.1.1] Priya (b 10 Oct 1972) m (her 2nd cousin) Vinay Mascarenhas [2.8.2.1] [2.3.1.2] Maya (b 10 Jan 1975) - single ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2] JOAN MASCARENHAS and NOEL COELHO They were married at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Bangalore, on 6 Jan 1964. They lived in Belgaum - in the very house where Noel's father Henry settled a generation earlier. Noel was the Divisional Manager for Neo Pharma, Belgaum. They have now settled in Bangalore. They have 7 children. [2.3.2.1] Marina (b 24 April 1965) m Austin s/o Raymond Dias & Hilda Quadros: Diamant.Bon [1.4.4.1]:Ad. [2.3.2.2] Gerard (b 29 July 1966) - single: was in Saudi Arabia, now in Bangalore [2.3.2.3] Julian (b 8 Jan 1968) m Suman d/o Eric Sequeira & Letitia Monteiro: Seqnors.Cas [2.1.6.1]:A. [2.3.2.4] James (b 10 May 1969) m Paula d/o Faustin Andrade & Gemma Coelho: Andrap.Pez [2.2.2.7]:E. Note: They were first cousins, his father and her mother being brother and sister. [2.3.2.5] Patricia (b 15 Aug 1970) m Marcius s/o Edwin D'Souza & Kathleen Saldanha: Souzbon.Hal [2.1.7.2]:D. [2.3.2.6] Roland (b 11 Sep 1972) - Rev Fr, S.J. (Goa Province) [2.3.2.7] Sandra (b 26 Nov 1974) m Reuben s/o Norman Saldanha & Therese Coelho: Salshet.Cen [2.1.15.5]:Cc. ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.3] GILLIAN (JOY) MASCARENHAS and LUKE ARANHA A B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Gwalior, Luke later joined Premier Automobiles, Bombay, from where he has since retired. Luke & Gillian were married at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Bangalore (parish of Gillian) on 7 June 1971. They reside at Bandra. They have 2 children. [2.3.3.1] Deven (b 23 March 1972) - engineer on a ship m Prakasie d/o Henry Mendonca & Dora D'Sa: Mendoce.Kur [1.1.6.3]:Aa. [2.3.3.2] Deepa (b 17 July 1978) m Ramji Bonthu (Telugu) They reside at Bangalore. Ch - 1 daughter Tiyana (b 21.1.2012). ======~ 46 ~ ======[2.4.2] REGINALD REBELLO From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” September 1947 Mr. Reginald Rebello has been appointed Collector of North Kanara, Karwar. He is the son of Mr. Albin Rebello, O.B.E., Poona. He is a young man, on the right side of 30. After completing his studies in England he was appointed probationary Deputy Collector and within a few years has risen to be Collector. October 1947 (A Distinguished Career) We referred in our last issue to the appointment of Mr. Reginald J. Rebello as Collector of North Kanara, Karwar. He was first appointed District Collector in Ahmednagar in February 1946 at the age of 29 after 5 years' service. He was transferred to Bombay in June 1946 as Deputy Provl. Motor Transport Controller. He then went to Kanara as Deputy Collector on 26th May this year, and during the short time he was there, he tackled efficiently not only the Black-market problem but also the food condition of the district. He is now going on promotion to Bombay as Provl. Transport Officer. October 1956 Mr. R.J. Rebello, who is now Vice-Chairman of the Bombay State Road Transport Corporation, has been appointed Home Secretary in the new Mysore State. January 1958 Mr. R.J. Rebello, Secreatry, Home Dept., Mysore State, is to be Divisional Commissioner, Bangalore. Mr. R.J. Rego, the present Divisional Commissioner, is to be Secretary to Govt., Home Dept., Mysore State. November 1960 Mr. R.J. Rebello, I.A.S., Director of Anti-Corruption and Special Secretary, General Administration, is appointed to act as Chief Secretary, Govt. of Mysore, Bangalore. December 1962 Mr. R.J. Rebello, I.A.S., Chief Secretary, Govt. of Mysore, is to be Joint Secretary, Defence Ministry, New Delhi. August 1966 Mr. R.J. Rebello, I.A.S. is appointed Additional Secretary, Ministry of Defence, New Delhi February 1971 Mr. R.J. Rebello, I.A.S., has been appointed Chief Secretary to the Mysore Government. December 1974 Mr. R.J. Rebello, formerly Chief Secretary of Karnataka, has been given a three-year tenure as Chairman, Karnataka State Forest Industries' Corporation. This was also announced in the Gazette Notification. January 1975 Mr. R.J. Rebello, formerly Chief Secretary of Karnataka, currently, Chairman, Kanataka Forest Corporation, was one of the four distinguished personalities honoured by the Manipal Academy as Man of the Year. ======~ 47 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.2] REGINALD REBELLO and OPHELIA LOBO Reginald Rebello joined government service in pre-Independence days, and was incorporated into the I.A.S. following Independence. He retired as Chief Secretary, Karnataka State, the first Mangalorean Catholic to attain this position in Independent India. Ophelia was a teacher at the Convent of Jesus & Mary, New Delhi, and at Sophia's, Bangalore; she was also a member of the Karnataka Legislative Council and Public Service Commission. Reginald & Ophelia were married at Milagres Church on 12 Jan 1950. They had four children. Reggie died in 1977 shortly after his retirement; Ophie is now in New Jersey. [2.4.2.1] Peter Joseph (b 30 Oct 1950) m Eunice Wong (Chinese: from Hong Kong, settled in U.S.) [2.4.2.2] Joan (b 8 May 1952) m Ernest Wilhelm (German) : They are in Munich. They have no children. [2.4.2.3] Margaret (b 29 March 1954) - single (Montessori teacher: now in New Jersey [2.4.2.4] Maria (b 23 Nov 1958) (Dr) m Briance s/o Freddie Mascarenhas & Mary Sequeira: Mascar.Ben [2.1.3.3]:Dc. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1977 (Two Pre-Eminents Pass Away) The Community has just suffered an irreparable loss, indeed has been rendered bankrupt, by the death, within a few days of each other, of two of its most outstanding men: Mr. Justice D. Noronha (62) who died of cerebral thrombosis on 6th April, and Mr. R.J. Rebello, IAS (Retd.) who died of coronary thrombosis on the 10th. Mr. Noronha had retired as a Judge of the Karnataka High Court on 8th February. Mr. Rebello, who was born on the super-time scale of the IAS, retired a Chief Secretary, Karnataka State, in 1974. Their lives were well-lived, well- spent and well-rewarded. Bth held positions probably as yet unattained by anyone in the community. Both Mr. Noronha and Mr. Rebello hailed from illustrious families of the District. Life came to them on a silver salver. Mr. Noronha had his education in St. Aloysius College, Mangalore, and the Law College, Madras. Mr. Rebello was educated in Switzerland and England. Both were outstanding students and prize-winners. Mr. Noronha was recruited as a District Munsif at the comparatively early age of 27 - a record. After a distinguished career in the Judicial Department, he was elevated to the High Court Bench in 1969. Mr. Rebello, who had a stint in the Bombay (Maharashtra) State and later at the centre, has served as Divisional Commissioner and then as Chief Secretary, Karnataka State. After retirement, he was appointed Chairman, State Forest Industries Corporation. Both were however unfortunate in that they were unable to enjoy a long retirement - "friend to life's decline, retreat with care". High encomiums were paid to Mr. Noronha and Mr. Rebello by their Chiefs. Mr. G.K. Govinda Bhat, the Chief Justice, in a reference to the High Court on April 8th, said that Mr. Noronha was of a genial temperament and unassuming manners. He was a true Christian. He believed sincerely in the essential tenets of Christianity. The Advocate-General, Mr. Byra Reddy, said that Mr. Noronha was an able judge and a sportsman. Similar tributes were paid to Mr. Rebello. Mr. Umashanker Dikshit, the Governor of Karnataka, in a condolence message to Mrs. Rebello, stated that Mr. Rebello had served the State with distinction. The Prime Minister, Mr. Morarji Desai, has expressed his grief in the passing away of Mr. Rebello who had once served in the Bombay Civil Service. These eminent men were like two stars shining in the firmament of the community. They were like Castor and Pollux before whom the other stars "hid their diminished heads". To use a biblical simile, they were lie the good servant to whom the nobleman gave a gold piece, bidding him trade till he came back, and who on his master's return produced ten gold coins saying "Lord thy gold piece has earned en gold pieces". And the nobleman said to him, "Well done thou good servant. Because thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will set thee over many, enter into the joy of thy master". (St. Matthew, xxv, 14-22 & St. Luke, ix, 12-19). Need we doubt that Mr. Noronha and Mr. Rebello were good and faithful servants and that they have already entered into the joy of the Lord? The memory of Mr. Noronha and Mr. Rebello will long remain in benediction. When will we see their like? ======~ 48 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore”

Mrs Ophelia Rebello : 80 on 2 April 2006 Ophelia was born on 2 April 1926, the fourth of 6 children of Francis Lobo and Lily Pais. Her father, who was in government service, retired as Deputy Collector and was honoured with the title of Rao Sahib at his retirement in 1939. Her mother was a daughter of Martin Pais, famous wine merchant and philanthropist. The other children of Francis & Lily were John Joseph Denis – Brigadier J.J.D. Lobo – who died in January 2005, aged 89, Emily (who married Felician D’Souza, Senior Asst. Commissioner), Octavia (who married Cyril Albuquerque, tile merchant), Dr. Lawrence, and Dr. Marie (who married Bennett Wilson, a Tamil Christian of Ceylon, and settled in England). On 12 January 1950, at Milagres Church, Ophelia married Reginald Rebello. Reginald, who was educated at Cambridge, joined government service and was absorbed into the IAS after Independence. After holding various key positions, he retired as Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka, in 1974. During his various postings, Ophelia, a B.A., B.Ed., taught at different schools. Reginald had an untimely death in 1977. He was just 60. Three years later Ophelia ws invited by the Chief Minister to join the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and carried out her tenure very efficiently. Ophelia and Reginald had four children – Peter, Joan, Margaret, and Maria. Peter, an engineer from IIT, Kharagpur, has settled in California, where he runs his own business, supplying equipment for satellite, etc. Joan, B.A., B.Ed. is married to Ernest Wilhelm, a German, and settled at Munich. Margaret, also B.A., B.Ed., is a Montessori teacher and has worked in Bangalore and in the United States. Maria, a doctor, graduated from St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore, in 1983, securing the first rank and seven gold medals. She is married to Briance Mascarenhas (a professor of business management); they are settled in the United States. Ophelia celebrated her 80th birthday at the Dolphin Bay Club Hall at the Summer Sands beach resort with all her children and close relations present. A toast was proposed by her son Peter, with additional felicitatory addresses by her siblings Emily and Dr. Lawrence; and she was presented with mementos by her daughters, nieces and nephews. Her sister Octavia read out a poem – her own composition. ======~ 49 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.3] HETTY REBELLO and PATRICK MATHIAS Patrick Mathias was a doctor in the Army Medical Corps - initially with the British army in India, and, post-Independence, with the Indian army. In 1953 he spent a sabbatical in UK, securing a higher degree (DMRT) in Radiology. Following retirement from the army as Lt Colonel, he joined St John's Medical College, Bangalore, as Professor of Radiology. Patrick and Hetty were married at Milagres Church on 29 April 1944. They had 3 children. They eventually settled in Florida with their youngest son Patrick. Hetty died there on 17 Feb 2003. Patrick survived her by just one year; he died on 30 June 2004, aged 87. [2.4.3.1] Paul Alban (b 13 Jan 1945) m Mary Alison (American) [2.4.3.2] Margaret Mary (b 9 Sep 1947) - Ph.D. Biochemistry, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin m Dirk Burghagen (German) (Cloistered Chapel, Dietramzell, Bavaria: 27.4.1974) [2.4.3.3] Patrick Felician (b 27 Jan 1954) m Helen Clemente (Filipino) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” January 1965 Lt. Col. Patrick F. Mathias, Army Medical Corps, Poona, has been awarded the gold cross Pro Ecclsia et Pontifice by the Pope. July 2004 (Obituary Tribute to Patrick Mathias : by his daughter Dr Margaret Mathias Burghagen) My father was a born teacher. He loved to teach and he loved to teach us, his three children. He would talk to us for hours about everything under the sun - from atom bombs to zombies. These sessions were not only educative but also fun. He had a tremendous sense of humour and I can still hear him literally roaring with laughter at a good joke. My father was a good, God-fearing, upright and sincere man; and above all, he was uncompromising with his principles. He had a deep sense of justice and fair play all through his life. Patrick Francis Mathias was born in Salem in 1917, the second son of the well-known surgeon Piedade Felician Mathias (Kaiser-I-Hind Medal, O.B.E.) and Josephine née Lobo. From 1924 to 1932, he attended Montfort School, Yercaud, an exclusive boarding school run by the Brothers of St. Gabriel. Here he excelled in studies as well as sports. He passed the "intermediate" from St. Joseph's, Bangalore; then studied medicine at Madras Medical College, specializing in radiology, and culminating in the DMRD, London. In 1944, he married Hester Marie Joan Rebello at Milagres Church, Mangalore. My mother was the beautiful and talented daughter of Albin Richard Rebello (OBE) and Nellie née Mascarenhas. She was born in Bombay in 1918. As my grandfather was then employed at the League of Nations, she spent her early life in Geneva. She was educated in England (Bath), and in Yercaud, and spoke French like a native. She graduated as a gold medallist from Loreto College, Calcutta, and then trained to be a teacher. After marriage, she devoted herself to the education and upbringing of her three children. She was never authoritarian and she showed us how one can be friends with one's children. My mother was an artist - and I take great pleasure in looking at her paintings and batiks. My father was a radiologist in the army for most of his career. He joined the Indian Medical Service (IMS) and served during World War II in Iraq. After Independence, the British IMS was replaced by the Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC). His most interesting assignment was as Professor of Radiology at the Armed Forces Medical College, Poona. This was especially interesting because not only did he enjoy teaching the medical students, but he also did a lot of research, built up a film library and published over 100 articles in international Radiology journals. Before he retired, he was Professor of Radiology, St. John's Medical College, London. My mother died on Feb 17, 2003 and my father on June 30, 2004. The passing of their generation is an irretrievable loss for the Mangalorean community ======~ 50 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.4] DORIS REBELLO and JOHN JOSEPH DENIS LOBO An army doctor (radiologist), Joseph Lobo saw active service in World War II, and was appointed Lieutenant Colonel at the age of 26 in 1944. He was promoted to Brigadier in 1971 and was cleared for Major General before his retirement. He was awarded an AVSM. Joseph & Doris were married at Milagres Church on 11 Oct 1950. They lived at Lavelle Rd, Bangalore. They had 3 sons. Brigadier J.J.D. Lobo died on 28 Jan 2005. Doris died on 21 May 2009. Both are buried at Hosur Road cemetery, Bangalore. [2.4.4.1] (Joseph Francis) Raymond (b 3 July 1951) - Dr (ophthalmologist) m Anne Fendley (English) [2.4.4.2] Richard Michael Joseph (b 5 Oct 1954) - Dr (anaesthesiologist) m Udaya Raghavan (Malayali-Malaysian) [2.4.4.3] (Roland) Andrew Joseph (b 10 Nov 1959) - single (lawyer) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” September 1956 Major J.J.D. Lobo, son of Rao Saheb F. lobo of Mangalore, will leave New Delhi on 17th September on study leave for a two-year course of study in Radiology at the Royal College of Surgeons, London. His younger brother Dr. Lawrence Lobo, till recently Civil Assistant Surgeon, Puttur, has been posted to the Head Quarters Hospital, Coimbatore The sister of the above two, Dr. Miss Marie Lobo is house surgeon in the General Hospital, Madras. September 1962 Lt. Col. J.J.D. Lobo, I.M.S., D.M.R., son of Rao Saheb F. Lobo, left for the Congo as Commander of the Unit of Indian Troops going by ship on August 5. ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.5] JOSEPH REBELLO and KIRAT SINGH They reside at Noida near Delhi. Joseph Rebello, an army officer, retired as Colonel. [2.4.5.1] (Albin) David (b 23 Aug 1961) m Rayana d/o Harold Sequeira & Priscilla Andrade: Sequrv.Man [1.5.2.8]:Bb. [2.4.5.2] Michael Joseph (b 12 March 1963) m Amy Wolff (American) [2.4.5.3] Pia Maria (b 7 May 1966) - Ph.D. in child psychology m Anil s/o Anselm Britto & Cynthia Colaco: Britto.Cen [3.1.4.12]:Cb. ======~ 51 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.2] RUTH REBELLO and ALFRED LOBO Alfred Lobo topped the Madras Presidency in his B.A. (Mathematics) and subsequently was awarded a Tata scholarship for M.A. at Cambridge. On returning to India, he joined Tatas at Jamshedpur and later the Customs, retiring as Collector at Pondicherry. Ruth and he had 7 children. Alfred died in 1984 aged 77; Ruth died in 1987 aged 67. [2.5.2.1] Eric Joseph Peter (b 24 Feb 1941 / d 23 Aug 1996: aged 55) - bachelor Employed with Pfizers, Bombay, he left and did a Master's degree in Engineering from Purdue. On returning to India, he joined Guest-Keen Williams, Bangalore. He died there in 1996. [2.5.2.2] Michael Joseph Anthony (b abt 1942) m Joan d/o Edwin Noronha & Edith Castelino: Norkark.Fir [1.1.2.6]:Dd. [2.5.2.3] Joseph (Joey) (b 17 May 1944) m Leela d/o Walter D'Souza & Petsy Pais: Souzkam.Bij [2.1.5.2]:C. [2.5.2.4] Peter (b 8 Feb 1946) - Rev Fr (Dominican: Ex-Provincial of the Order at Nagpur) [2.5.2.5] Gerald m Genevieve d/o Freddie Mascarenhas & Mary Sequeira: Mascar.Ben [2.1.3.3]:D. [2.5.2.6] John m Lynette d/o Gratian Pais & Florence Pinto: Paiscen.Cos [2.1.1.3]:Cc. [2.5.2.7] Mary Anne m John Lobo (Goan) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” September 1949 Mr. A.J.B. Lobo, M.A. (Cantab.), a brother of Rev. Fr. T.A. Lobo, S.J., of St. Aloysius College, has been appointed Asst. Collector of Customs, Bombay. September 1949 Mr. A.J.B. Lobo, M.A. (Cantab.), I.R.S., has been appointed Collector of Customs, Vizagapatam. January 1959 Mr. A.J.B. Lobo, M.A. (Cantab.), I.R.S., has been appointed Collector of Customs and Central Excise, Pondicherry ======~ 52 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.3] MARIE REBELLO and JOSEPH REBELLO They lived at Kilpauk, Madras. They had 5 children. They lived to celebrate their golden wedding. Joseph, a doctor, died in 1998. Marie died on 3 Feb 2013. [2.5.3.1] Kevin (b 18 Aug 1948) [2.5.3.2] Alban (Bunty) (b 30 May 1951) m Mavis d/o Henry Sequeira & Maria D'Souza: Seqcord.Sim [7.4.3.6]:B. [2.5.3.3] Joan (b 1 Nov 1954) m Antony s/o Crispin Suares & Gladys Fernandes: Suares.Pat [1.7.2.3]:Aa. [2.5.3.4] Jennifer (b 1 Oct 1957) m Ashok s/o Gerard D'Souza & Elizabeth Peres: Souzshet.Cor [1.4.1.3]:A. [2.5.3.5] Gillian (b 9 May 1960) m Godfrey s/o Lawrence Saldanha & Emily Fernandes: Salshet.Bol [1.3.1.1]:Aeγ. ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” August 1941 Dr. Joseph I. Rebello, M.B.B.S., who has recently been appointed as an Assistant Surgeon in the Madras Presidency, has been posted as Superintendent, Government Hospital, Kasargod. March 1943 Dr. Joseph I. Rebello, B.A., M.B.B.S., City Police Surgeon, Madras, son of Mr. E.D. Rebello, Coffee Planter, has secured a commission and has joined duty. ======~ 53 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.6] GETRUDE REBELLO and ALEX D’SOUZA Gertrude was a medical graduate and practised in India prior to her marriage. Alex was the eldest of 7 children of Victor Paul D’Souza (originally from Mangalore) and Clara Natalia D’Souza (a Goan). This couple, who lived in Bombay had 7 children, their names running down the alphabet – Alec, Blanche, Connie, Douglas, Egbert, Flossie, Gerald. Gertrude and Alex were married in Bombay – moving to Kenya, then England, and eventually USA. They settled in Denville, New Jersey, in 1982. As a doctor, Gertrude worked for the Blue Cross / Blue Shield of New Jersey, retiring in 2000. Both Alex and Gertrude have now died, Gertrude on 29 Jan 2016. Gertrude and Alec had 3 children. [2.5.6.1] Marguerite m Christopher Gantt [2.5.6.2] Anne m Thomas Wolff [2.5.6.3] David m Jamie

Obituary from the US website “Normandean.com” Gertrude D’Souza, 85, passed away at her home in Denville on January 29, 2016 after a valiant long fight with brain cancer. She was surrounded by all her children. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Saturday, February 6, 2016 at 10 am at St. Mary’s Church, 15 Myers Avenue, Denville. Entombment to follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East Hanover. Friends and relatives may visit on Friday, February 5th from 2-4 & 7-9 pm at the Norman Dean Home For Services, 16 Righter Ave, Denville. In lieu of flowers, donations to the good work of Catholic Charities are being accepted.

Born in Bombay, India to Alphonsus and Dulcine (Dolly) Rebello, Gertrude was the sixth of seven children. She and her husband, Alex, lived in India, England and Kenya before settling in Denville 34 years ago, where they made friends quickly and loved being a part of the community. Gertrude was a compassionate and respected physician in India before working for Blue Cross/Blue Shield of NJ from which she retired in 2000. She was a fixture at her parish home of St. Mary’s. Gertrude attended daily mass, served as an Extraordinary Minister and a Senior Acolyte for many years and was a member of the National Council of Catholic Women. She stayed active with the Denville Seniors Wednesday Club and enjoyed all the activities the club offered. Since 2011, she served as the Senior Liaison on the Denville Municipal Alliance Committee. Gertrude enjoyed knitting, gardening, making rosaries, volunteering and being with friends; but above all, she loved being with her family and her precious grandchild Lexi. Predeceased by her husband Alex, her sisters Gladys (Sr. Mary Amata), Ruth, Marie, Rose (Sr. Claire de Ste. Chantal) and her brother Leslie (Sonny), she leaves only wonderful memories to her children Marguerite D’Souza (Christopher Gantt), Anne Wolff (Thomas) and David D’Souza (Jamie); granddaughter Alexandra; brother Wilfred Rebello (Gloria); and many more dear relatives, friends and caretakers. ======~ 54 ~ CHILDREN OF: [2.5.7] WILFRED REBELLO and his Goan wife GLORIA A B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad, Wilfred Rebello went to the U.S. in 1957, obtaining a doctorate in Combustion Engineering and Heat Exchange from the University of Purdue or Notre Dame, Indiana. Wilfred & Gloria lived in Clifton, Virginia. They had 2 children. Wilfred died in Raleigh, North Carolina on 7 Aug 2018. He was 83. [2.5.7.1] Keith (b 1973) [2.5.7.2] Lynn (b 1975)

Keith Lynn Mr. Keith Rebello joined DARPA in October 2018 as a program manager in the Microsystems Technology Office (MTO). His research interests include materials, devices, and architectures for artificial intelligence, space, and cyber operations. Recently Mr. Rebello served as the technical director for emerging technologies and technical lead for emerging threats in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence while on loan from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL)’s Cyber Operations Mission Area. While at JHU/APL, he served as a program manager for the Navy’s next generation sub launched ballistic missile system, and oversaw $100M in R&D funding for the Office of the Secretary of Defense’s Prompt Global Strike hypersonic weapons program. He also served as chief scientist and chief engineer for groups researching aerospace materials, robotics and rapid prototyping, microelectronics, and microsystems. His research focused on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and ultra-low power integrated circuits for the defense, intelligence, and space communities. Earlier in his career, Mr. Rebello was the first technical employee at Verimetra--a minimally invasive surgical tool startup. He also worked at Intel Corporation, where he helped ramp a fab from technology development to manufacturing. Mr. Rebello has received the Hart Prize for best development project for his work on a MEMS beamforming hydrophone as well as the Hart Prize for best research project for his work on DNA sequencing. He has authored more than 30 technical journal and conference papers, three book chapters, and has served as an instructor teaching MEMS systems engineering at the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering. In addition, Mr. Rebello was a member of the adjunct faculty at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he taught applications of cyber engineering. Mr. Rebello received a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from Virginia Tech and Master of Science degrees in electrical and computer engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and applied biomedical engineering from the Johns Hopkins University. ------Dr. Lynn Rebello joined Wake Health Services New Bern Ridge Pediatrics in October 2012. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA) in 1997 and her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 2001. She completed her residency in pediatrics at the Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, NC in 2004. Dr. Rebello has worked in the Department of Anesthesia at St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital and for Pediatric Emergency Specialists, P.C, in Memphis, TN. She also held the position as assistant professor at the University of Tennessee LeBonheur Childrens Hospital. Dr. Rebello is board certified in Pediatrics and has been practicing pediatric medicine for eight years. ======~ 55 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.6.1] PHYLLIS REBELLO and STANLEY MASCARENHAS An army doctor, Stanley Mascarenhas was awarded a miliary cross for bravery during World War II. After the war, he was Medical Officer for the Kuwait Oil Company. Stanley and Phyllis had 3 children. Following Stanley's retirement, they settled in Bangalore. Stanley died on 28 June 1993 and Phyliis on 20 Oct 2014. [2.6.1.1] Oretta Ann (b 19 July 1951) m Manuel s/o Titus Sequeira & Ethel Pinto: Seqkam.Per [1.1.2.5]:H. [2.6.1.2] Arnold John (b 22 Aug 1953) m Lorraine d/o Gerald Gonsalves & Myrtle Pais: Goncen.Nod [1.4.2.5]:B. [2.6.1.3] Michael Joseph (b 1 Jan 1956) m Cynthia Noronha (Goan: d/o Denis & Armita Noronha) ------From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” June 1945 The King has approved the award of the Military Cross to Capt. Stanley Mascarenhas, I.M.S., I.A.M.C., son of Mr. Alexander S. Mascarenhas, The Eden, Santacruz (Bombay), in recognition of his meritorious services in Italy since the commencement of the Sicilian invasion, and for persistent bravery in the Forward Areas in the execution of his hazardous duties. Capt. Mascarenhas writes to his people on the 8th May, "I have had my share of adventure and risks in the lightning advance which commenced on the night of the 9th of April. On that memorable night, when it was the task of our Division to cross the formidable defences of the River Senio, I was present on its banks to ensure the quick evacuation of casualties from the other side of the river and in the early hours of the morning I took my A.D.S. across, immediately after the assaulting troops had secured a bridgehead across the river." ======~ 56 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.1] NEVILLE MASCARENHAS and BABSY D'SOUZA They were married at Kilpauk Church, Madras, on 2 Jan 1971. They reside at Bombay. Neville, an electrical engineer from REC, Suratkal, joined the German firm 'Siemens Ltd.', becoming General Manager, Quality Control. They have three children. [2.8.1.1] Rohan (b 8 July 1972: married at St. Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 28.12.2006) m Sharon Fernandez (d/o Frankie & Edwina Fernandez of Shillong) [2.8.1.2] Natasha (b 26 Dec 1973) m Joseph Homem (Goan: employed with British Airways) Ch - Jonathan (b 25.9.2001), Joshua (b 22.3.2004) [2.8.1.3] Nikhil (b 25 Oct 1980) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.2] CARL MASCARENHAS and ESME FERNANDES They were married at Milagres Church on 25 April 1974. They reside at Delhi; Carl, a retd army officer, works for the Sports Authority of India. They have 2 children. [2.8.2.1] Vinay (b 8 Aug 1975) m (his 2nd cousin) Priya Mascarenhas [2.3.1.1] [2.8.2.2] Deepika ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.3] IONA MASCARENHAS and ALWYN CARDOZA They were married at Milagres Church on 28 Dec 1968. They were in England, where Alwyn was an ophthalmologist. They returned to India in 1981 and settled in Cooke Town, Bangalore, Alwyn running a private nursing home. They have 5 daughters. Alwyn died aged 73 on 5 May 2015. [2.8.3.1] Shalini (b 5 May 1976) - Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Milwaukee m Jitan s/o Wilfred Fernandes & Anita Colaco: Fernthon.Cod [2.1.3.2]:Ccα. [2.8.3.2] Kavita (b 14 June 1975) m Shyam Bhat (Bangalore: 15.7.2000) [2.8.3.3] Supriya (b 16 Jan 1978) - MBBS (St John's) [2.8.3.4] twins: Romola (b 20 June 1980) - finished industrial psychology [2.8.3.5] twins: Rashmi (b 20 June 1980) - finished biotechnology ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.4] OSCAR MASCARENHAS and CELIA LOBO They were married at Milagres Church on 14 Jan 1980. They were in Sharjah where Oscar worked for Crescent Petroleum. They have now migrated to Vancouver, Canada. They have 4 children. [2.8.4.1] Nithya (b 25 July 1982) m Gregory Justin Unger [2.8.4.2] Nihal (b 6 Aug 1985) [2.8.4.3] Nikita (b 17 July 1988) [2.8.4.4] Nimisha (b 6 May 1992) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.5] HUGH MASCARENHAS and SARAH __ (Goan) They were in Dubai where Hugh worked for a telecommunication company. They have now settled in Bangalore. They have 2 children. [2.8.5.1] Nisha Christine (b 11 April 1980) [2.8.5.2] Prashanth (b 1985) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.6] JAMES MASCARENHAS and BEATRICE D'SOUZA [2.8.6.1] Leonora Julia (b 19 Oct 1989) [2.8.6.2] son ======~ 57 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.9.1] DEREK MASCARENHAS by 1st wife KAMINI Derek passed the B.A. (Hons) degree of Delhi University in 1954. [2.9.1.1] Priya ------[2.9.1] DEREK MASCARENHAS by 2nd wife LALAGE They reside at Hauz Khas, New Delhi. They have three daughters. [2.9.1.2] Maya Antonia (b 1971) m Avinash Rajan [ch – 1 son Ishaan Nicholas] [2.9.1.3] Aarti Nicola (b 6 Dec 1974) m Kamaljit Kalkat [ch – Simrin] [2.9.1.4] Lavanya Josephine (b 1982) m Rahul Srinagesh [ch – 1 daughter Kaira] ======~ 58 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.9.2] PEGGY MASCARENHAS and ARTHUR GONSALVES They were also married at Milagres on 8 May 1962. They lived at Kadri, at the ancestral home of Arthur's grandfather Paschal. They had 4 children. Arthur, a marine classification surveyor and engineering consultant, died on 24 April 1988. [2.9.2.1] Anil Christopher (b 3 Jan 1964) m Bina d/o Romney Kamath & Sylvia Pinto: Colaco.Tac [2.1.5.1]:Ac. [2.9.2.2] Anjali Teresa (b 20 May 1965) - single [2.9.2.3] Anita (b 20 Aug 1968) m Ivor s/o William Rego & Merlin Pinto: Regnaik.Del [1.4.5.2]:Gc. [2.9.2.4] Ajit (b 10 Sep 1975) - single

Peggy and Arthur (right) and their daughter Anita with a family friend, Maisie Lobo (left), on her 70th birthday : 15 May 1989 ======~ 59 ~ ======Funeral Oration to Arthur Gonsalves : by Captain John Prasad Menezes 25 Apr 1998 Members of the bereaved family and friends I stand before you to beat the retreat and sound out the last post of a devoted husband, a loving father, an affectionate kid brother, a playful grandfather, a charming and popular friend, and above all an Officer and Gentleman. Born to Albert and Therese Gonsalves on 3rd March 1932 as their 12th and youngest son, Arthur, after his early schooling, embarked on an adventurous career at sea to board the T.S. Dufferin in 1948. Working in various ascending capacities, he rose to the rank of Marine Chief Engineer in the early sixties with the Hong Kong Shipping Co. He sacrificed his command at sea to anchor ashore with Peggy on 8th May 1963. An innings with Bridge and Roof Co. of the Balmer Lawrie Group took this happy family to places in Bengal and Bihar for twelve years. He donned the mantle of burden to take on the responsibility at his hometown in Mangalore when his older brothers were called to their heavenly abode. In Mangalore, he held the unique distinction of being the only Non Exclusive Surveyor to represent practically all the Classification societies of the Shipping World. We are aware of his commitment to Far East Agencies, the thrill and relaxation he took in being a Coffee Planter, the never-give-up challenge by taking over new ventures like Premier Distributors, and the innovative talent as Naval Architect and Builder of Modern Marine Crafts in Mangalore. We have today assembled to convey our last respects to _King Arthur_, the title to which he was amused and comfortable when we all joked. This title he attained not by coincidence but by the qualities he was gifted with, developed, possessed and practised. Can you ever recollect a time if he ever got angry with you? Do you recall that everytime that there was a tragic or joyous occasion in a big or small, rich or poor family, he was always there to say Hello and share time with you. There was always the encouragement and an optimistic attitude to bring out the hidden talent within his family, as well as for an outsider. He had the capacity to diffuse a difficult situation with a solution with apt wit and humour. Above all he was noble to be called an Officer and Gentleman, because inspite of his senior position and experience, he was friendly, accessible, and would stand up for his juniors. I have had the personal privilege to ezperience Arthur tendering many an aplogy all because he was at the helm of affairs and for the chair that he occupied. Yes, things will not be the same at the Gonsalves residence. He will also be missed as the colourful Past President of the Merchant Navy Officers Association, as the dynamic Fellow and Past President of the Indian Institute of Engineers, Mangalore Chapter, as an active member of the Coffee Planters Guild, as the fund raiser for the Fr. Mullers Charitable Institute, as a benevolent Donor for the Infant Jesus Shrine, socailly as the lovable love at the Kanara and Mangalore Clubs, as the handsome and energetic dancer at the Christmas and New Year Balls, and of course, the dearest to him all, the personal pride and interest he took in running the affairs as the present and ruling President of the Rotary Club of Mangalore. Let us thank God for the small mercies given to us by bringing into our midst Arthur G. Gonsalves where he meant so much to each one of us present in our own way. We pray to the Almighty that Arthur, having excluded all worldly things from his heart and life is now worthy to take a place in the choir of Angels. May His Soul Rest in Peace. ======~ 60 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10.1] HECTOR LOBO and GERTRUDE D'SOUZA A B.Sc. from St Xavier's College, Bombay, Hector Lobo joined Cipla Laboratories, then did a course in Industrial Management at Manchester & Birmingham, then did an MBA at Chicago, after which he joined the pharmaceutical firm, 'Smith, Klein & French' in that city. He served a term as President, Overseas Indian Association, Chicago. Hector & Gertrude were married at Wodehouse Cathedral, Bombay, on 28 Nov 1970. They settled in Chicago. They had 3 children. Hector died, aged 80, on 12 June 2013. [2.10.1.1] Irina Maria (b 2 Jan 1972) m Joseph Ziemann (Chicago: 21.4.2007) [ch - Claire & Wil] [2.10.1.2] Jeffrey Anthony (b 7 Sep 1974) [2.10.1.3] Kristina Maria (b 3 March 1980) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10.2] CECIL LOBO and SYLVIA RODRIGUES A B.E. in Civil Engineering from L.D. Engineering College, Ahmedabad, Cecil Lobo went to USA in 1958, obtaining a Master's degree from Purdue and a doctorate from Notre Dame (1962), specialising in Pre-Stressed Concrete. He retired as professor (with tenure) at the Rose-Hullman School of Engineering, Terre Haute, Indiana, serving a term as Head of his Department. Cecil & Sylvia were married at Victoria Church, Mahim, Bombay, on 27 Aug 1972. They had 2 sons. Cecil died of a heart attack in 1997. [2.10.2.1] Colin [2.10.2.2] Trevor Joseph ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10.4] YVO LOBO and MARGARET VAZ A B.Com. from the Sydenham College of Commerce & Economics, Bombay, and an M.Com. of Bombay University, Yvo Lobo was employed with Britannia Biscuits for two decades, becoming their marketing manager. He later joined Associated Breweries and Distilleries Ltd., also as marketing manager. He is now an independent consultant in Marketing and Business Management, specialising in consumer produce. Yvo & Margaret were married at the Holy Name Cathedral, Bombay, on 1 May 1971. They lived at St Paul's Road, Bandra. They had 2 children. Yvo died in 2002; Margaret and her children have now emigrated to Canada. [2.10.4.1] Ian Avinash Anthony (b 13 Oct 1972) - single (computer consultant in Toronto) [2.10.4.2] Priya Maria (b 11 July 1974) m Richard Dias (East Indian) They were married at Toronto on 13.6.2009. They reside at Hartford, Connecticut. Ch - 2 daughters Erica (b 8.11.2011), Emily (b 3.9.2015) ======~ 61 ~ ======From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” May 2007 Author’s Note: From 2004 to 2010, I was editor of our community magazine ‘Mangalore’. The month of May 2007 marked the tenth death anniversary of Cecil Lobo [2.10.2]. I took the opportunity to reproduce the text of the funeral eulogy read by his brother Hector at the funeral mass at St Joseph’s Church, Terre Haute, Indiana. The eulogy provides reminiscences of the lives of Hector, Cecil, and their cousin Wilfred [2.5.7], all of whom set out from Bombay to the United States in the late 1950s and made the New World their home. We are gathered here to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of someone very dear to us all. He was especially dear to me because he was my brother. He was nearly two years younger than I, and we were the first two of four living sons of Anthony and Priscilla Lobo. Our two younger brothers, Yvo and Father Ivan, live in India. Cecil and I grew up together, along with our younger cousin and neighbour Wilfred Rebello, in Bandra, which at that time was a beautiful and heavily Christian suburb of Bombay, the largest city on the mid-west coast of India. He was known to his family and friends around the world as Cecil, to his friends in the U.S. as Cecil, and to his students as Dr. Lobo. We attended a leading Catholic Jesuit high school in Bandra and a Catholic Jesuit college in Bombay. Cecil and his cousin Wilfred decided to pursue careers in engineering, which in the early 1950s was a prized profession in India. They went off togther to an engineering college in Ahmedabad and worked for a brief period as engineers in India. In 1957 Wilfred decided to pursue higher studies in engineering in the U.S. at Purdue University in Indiana. Cecil made the same decision in 1958, and gained admission, and a teaching assistantship, at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana for the Master’s degree program in Civil Engineering. There he met Frank D’Souza, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, who hailed from Goa, a former Portuguese colony in India. In 1959 I decided to follow Cecil and Wilfred for study abroad, but sailed for England for higher studies in Business Administration. Cecil and Frank obtained their Master’s degree and joined Wilfred at Purdue University for their doctorate. The three of them rented a little cottage on the Purdue campus at West Lafayette. This was the beginning of a lifelong friendship of the Three Musketeers from Purdue, even though they settled in different parts of the country – Cecil in Terre Haute, Wilfred in Clifton, Virginia, and Frank in Chicago, Illinois. I joined the three musketeers in 1964 and visited them in their cosy little home in the Purdue campus. Despite their heavy schedules, they found time to relax together and have fun, as all three had a great sense of humor. Competition was keen in the kitchen department for the positions of head chef and dishwasher. Even though I was senior in age to my brother Cecil and my cousin Wilfred, they were senior to me in the U.S. by 6 to 7 years. It is thanks to their advice and support that I completed my studies in the U.S. and made this country my home. The Three Musketeers from Purdue all became distinguished Professors of Engineering: Cecil at Rose Hulman in Terre Haute, Wilfred at Marquette University in Milwaukee, and Frank at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Cecil and Frank found their calling in the teaching profession, and went from distinction to distinction at their respective institutions and professional engineering societies. Tragically, after 31 years at IIT, Frank was stricken with illness and was laid to rest in October 1994. The other two musketeers rallied to his family’s support and served as pall bearers at his funeral. Little did anyone dream that barely 2½ years later we would be burying another musketeer. In the words of Frank’s widow Cecilia, who is with us today: I have lost another major link with my Purdue heritage. We are also very fortunate to have with us today the youngest musketeer Wilfred Rebello. ======~ 62 ~ ======Cecil was always a superior and conscientious student. When he chose teaching as a career he pursued it with integrity and devotion to his profession. He won numerous awards for excellence in teaching during his 34 years on the faculty of Rose-Hulman. While he was typically unassuming about many of his accomplishments, he took special pride in honors bestowed on him by his own students. He was always very proud of his college and his adopted city. After 34 years he was indeed a most senior member of the Rose faculty as well as of the Indian community of Terre Haute. Cecil and Sylvia were raised in the best tradition of Catholics in India. They were exemplary Catholics, very active in their own church, recited the rosary daily, and passed on these values to their children. Cecil loved music. As a youth he had taken piano lessons for several years and, in recent years, he and Sylvia sang in the church choir. They took a very active part in the affairs of the Indian community of Terre Haute. Their reputation as wonderful and gracious hosts had spread far and wide, and guests would be charmed by Cecil’s witty and dramatic skill as a raconteur and Sylvia’s outstanding skill in the culinary department. Whatever Cecil did, whether it be entertaining or dancing or party games or sports, he did it with a grace and style, wit and charm that never failed to enliven the proceedings. As bachelors we had travelled together in India, the U.S. and the Carribean. Our most recent trip together was to the Olympic Games in Atlanta last summer, along with his two sons Colin and Trevor. This is a memory I will always treasure. Our two families have shared every major event in our families. Dearest Sylvia, Colin and Trevor, you have always come to our aid in times of need. Please rest assured that you can always count on our support in the future. We pray that God will bless and comfort you in your hour of need, and that Cecil will continue to guide and protect you from his heavenly abode. I will conclude with a poem in tribute to Cecil: He lived for his wife, he lived for his sons – he spared no effort till his work was done He lived for his students at Rose Hulman – as a dedicated teacher he was second to none He gave an example of good Christian living With his warmth and hospitality, he was always giving God alone knows why his time had come – rest dearest loved one, Thy Will be done. ======~ 63 ~ ======[2.10.5] FR IVAN LOBO

Born in 1945, Ivan completed school (Bombay) in 1961, B.A. and Philosophy (Nagpur) in 1966, Theology and B.D. (Rome) in 1971, B.Ed (Bombay) in 1974, and M.A. (Nagpur) in 1980. As a seminarian he served for one year at the Nagpur Child-Guidance, Vocational and Psychological Centre, under Fr A.J. Malin S.V.D., a professional psychologist and counselor, also a specialist for the mentally challenged, Fr. A.J. Malin S.V.D, at the Nagpur Child-Guidance, Vocational and Psychological Centre. He was ordained on 18 October 1970. Following his return from Rome in 1971, Archbishop Raymond of Nagpur appointed him to the staff of St Francis de Sales High School, Nagpur – and he taught there for the next 36 years, the last twelve (1995-2007) as Principal. An old student reminiscences: Fr. Ivan is probably the only teacher who has many ex-students from India and Abroad still visiting him even after 36 and more years. Many keep writing to him. GIFTED WITH A FANTASTIC AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY, HE NOT ONLY REMEMBERS THEIR NAMES, WHERE THEY SAT IN WHICH CLASS, MANY INTERESTING INCIDENTS, EVEN THE YEAR THEY PASSED SCHOOL WHICH SOME OF THEM HAVE FORGOTTEN. A minimum of 2 ex-students a week had been coming to visit him for over 36 years, and still continue to do so. These included former Union Minister and now Congress General Secretary Mukul Wasnik, and Anees Ahmed, Cabinet Minister Maharashtra and Rajkumar Hirani of Munnabhai fame. Besides, very many of his students are, masters and luminaries from sports and games to science and technology, medicine and law in every corner of the globe. Their letters, their visits, are a real tonic for Father. Reviving memories and reliving the past brings him immense joy. For this matter, any ex-student, however old, gets him excited. EMINENT EX-STUDENTS were accorded a befitting reception and felicitation when they visited school. These ‘Old Boys’ included Archbishops and Bishops, Lt.-Generals and Major -Generals, a Vice Admiral and Air Vice-Marshal, Judges and Ministers, Priests in Nagpur and around the country, even abroad, Director General of Police, Scientists and Physicians and Engineers and experts in every field in India and the world - all in love with their Alma Mater. Fr. Ivan was happy to meet and greet, Ashok N. Katti from the USA, an old ex-student, and grateful for his extraordinary generosity and love for his Alma Mater from which he passed out in 1947. Fr Ivan also helped the Old Boys Association (OBA) to organize a Fellowship-Nite every year in the school Premises, besides other functions by them. He maintained contact and cordial relation not only with ex- students, but also with Parents, Officials and people in position, many of whom would be helpful to school as and when required. Other priests in the Diocese and people also approached him for help with their problems by using his good contacts. ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 64 ~ *** THE FOURTH GENERATION Part III : The Saldanha Family ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.1] XAVIER SALDANHA and SHIRIN BRITO They were married at Milagres Church on 30 Dec 1964. They had 4 children. Xavier died in 1991 aged 50. [3.2.1.1] Veena (b 13 Oct 1965) m Jeral s/o James D'Souza & Gladys Morris (Pinto): Souzcoon.Fes [1.1.3.5]:Ca. [3.2.1.2] Anjali (b 24 Oct 1968) - doctor m Adrian s/o Michael Miranda & Benedicta D'Sa: Mirprab.Pak [5.2.1.7]:C. [3.2.1.3] Vernon (b 31 July 1970) m Patra d/o Gilbert Goveas & Angelina Pereira: Govsout.Can [2.2.5.4]:A. [3.2.1.4] Neela (b 10 Sep 1972) m Keith s/o Richard D'Souza & Meena Aranha: Souzpran.Kim [1.1.7.2]:Ja. ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.2] HAROLD SALDANHA and CHERYL GONSALVES They were married at Milagres Church on 22 May 1973. They reside in Mangalore. They have 3 sons. [3.2.2.1] Sameer Joseph Francis (b 2 June 1974) - single: in Mangalore [3.2.2.2] Nihal Harold (b 6 July 1975) - single: in Detroit, USA [3.2.2.3] Vivek Mario (b 7 Feb 1977) m Karen d/o Vernon Rego & Diana Rodrigues: Regnaik.Mel [1.6.2.1]:Ca. ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.5] MARGARET SALDANHA and CHRISTOPHER D’SILVA They were married at Milagres Church on 26 Dec 1972. They were variously posted; Christopher was an officer in the Indian Navy. They had 2 sons. They eventually returned to Mangalore, settling in Falnir. Christopher died on 25 Nov 2017. [3.2.5.1] Kenneth (b 3 July 1974) m Deidre O'Leary (Irish): in Boston [3.2.5.2] Trevor (b 9 Oct 1981) ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.6] MAY SALDANHA and ABRAHAM PAULOSE They were married on 27 Oct 1979. They had 3 children. May died of cancer on 18 May 2007. [3.2.6.1] Tarun (b 1980) [3.2.6.2] Tara (b 1983) [3.2.6.3] Sujay (b 1986). ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.8] ROSE SALDANHA and JEREMY KURIAN THOMMY They were married at Milagres Church on 26 Jan 1986. They are in Canada. They have two children. [3.2.8.1] Johann (b 1986), [3.2.8.2] Hannah (b 1990) ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 65 ~ *** THE FIFTH GENERATION Part I : The Gonsalves Family ======[1.2.1.3] JUSTICE MICHAEL SALDANHA

Michael Saldanha graduated from St. Aloysius College, Mangalore (winning numerous prizes in elocution and sports) and Government Law College, Bombay (winning the President's Gold Medal). He also did a post-graduate course from the Bombay School of Journalism, securing a gold medal – presented by Dr Radhakrishna, President of India. Following stints with the Times of India and the Indian Express (under Frank Moraes), he was appointed editor of Bankers’ Times, holding this position from 1964 to 1969, while simultaneously having joined the Bar. During his lawyer days, he wrote articles on the state of the legal profession, with the objective of improving the bar and the judiciary. In 1990, he was elevated to the High Court Bench. In 1994, he was transferred to the Karnataka High Court. His judgements have been marked for their vision, for their being relevant to the times, and for providing real and meaningful relief. Several have been published by the Harvard Law Review and other international law journals. In 1996, he was adjudged one of the world's ten best judges by the US-based International Jurists Association. Following his retirement in 2004, he has been a guest lecturer at Universities, Law Schools, and Institutes of Management throughout the world. His talks cover a wide spectrum of the field of law: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Matrimonial Law, Tax Laws, etc. Michael Saldanha was President of the Catholic Association of South Kanara from 2004 to 2010. ------From ‘Wikipedia’ Although retired from official duty, he conducted an unofficial investigation into the 2008 attacks on Christians in southern Karnataka and was outspoken against the protests and published a report in early 2011 investigating the attacks on Christian institutions and people, written up after he visited 413 locations, examined 673 witnesses and 2,114 victims of the attacks.[2] He was strongly critical of the state government and police in his Saldanha Commission report and described the attacks as "state-sponsored terrorism" and concluded that "the attacks and incidents which took place were instigated and pre-planned. They were not only supported by the state but were also covered up for by the state."[2] He was also critical of the official Bharatiya Janata Party government investigation and report into the attacks by B. K. Somasekhara, given that he said there was photographic and video evidence of police misconduct which the government commission had not identified.[3] ======~ 66 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” August 1961 (St Aloysius College Students Union) At a meeting of the Students' Union of the St. Aloysius' College, Mangalore, held on July 17, the following were elected as office bearers for the year :- President: Michael Saldanha, III B.A. General Sec.: Veirus Colaco, II B.A. Joint Sec.: M.N. Thimmayya, III B.Com. Under Sec.: Jaywant Nayak, II B.Com. Asst. Sec.: Umesh Shenoy, III B.Com. October 1961 Mr. Michael Saldanha of St. Aloysius' College won the Abner Elocution Shield for being the best speaker at an inter-collegiate elocution competition held at the Y.M.C.A. Hall, Mangalore. December 1963 Mr. Michael Saldanha, B.A., son of Mrs. Enid Saldanha, Falnir, Mangalore, and student, Government Law College, Bombay, led the Bombay University Team which won the Trophy at the All-India Inter-University Youth Festival held in Delhi in November. November 1964 Mr. Michael Saldanha, B.A., LL.B., son of Mrs. Enid Saldanha, Falnir, Mangalore, has been enrolled as an Advocate of the Bombay High Court. July 1974 Michael, B.A., LL.B., son of Mrs. Enid Saldanha of Falnir, Mangalore, and the late Mr. John Antony Saldanha, Collector, is one of the youngest advocates to be appointed Assistant Government Pleader by the High Court of Bombay. Mr. Saldanha was a junior of Mr. Rajni Patel and specialises both in Constitutional and Criminal Law. ======~ 67 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” November 1990 (Justice Michael F. Saldanha) Justice Michael F. Saldanha was born at Belgaum on the 13th of February 1942. He had his High School and University studies at the St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. He was a brilliant student all through winning a number of prizes and gold medals in studies and sports. At the Law College also he stood first and won gold medals. In Journalism, he was awarded the President's Gold Medal by the President of India. He started his legal practice in 1964 and specialised himself in Criminal Law, and lad appeared before the High Court in highly contested areas in Customs, Central Excise, and Commercial disputes. He achieved a reputation both with the Judges and the Bar for displaying fairness and integrity in the thousands of cases he had conducted. It was commitment to devote all his free time to free legal advice and to assist the poor and needy litigants. He boldly appeared against Advocates who have been guilty of professional misconduct. This made him very popular in all the classes of the people of Maharashtra. Considering his intelligence, ability, integrity, and his successful career at the Bar, he was elevated to the Bench on 30th July 1990. He was facilitated by the Kanara Catholic Association, Bombay, on 23rd Sep 1990. Speaking on the occasion as the President of the function, Mr. Justice Lentin (Retd.) said that he was very glad that the Govt. recognised and acknowledged the abilites of Justice Saldanha and appointed him to the Bench of the High Court. A very big gathering offered him rich tributes at the K.C.A. Hostel, Bandra. Mr. Justice Saldanha replied to the address suitably expressing gratitude and acknowledging the largesse of the heart of the K.C.A. and the community, acknowledging his debt and worth to his home town and College. He vouched to continue to champion all causes clamouring for justice. Mr. G.M. Coelho, Vice President, proposed a vote of thanks. The Catholic Association of D.K., Mangalore, congratulates Mr. Justice Michael Saldanha, on his appointment as a Judge of the High Court, Bombay, and wishes him great success in his future career. We pray God to elevate him as the Chief Justice of the High Court. August 1996 (Justice Michael F. Saldanha wins kudos) The Sunday edition of the Times of India, Bangalore, carried an interesting profile on the Bangalore High Court's boy wonder, Justice Michael Saldanha, presently the only Catholic on the Karnataka Bench. He has been rightly praised for his record disposal of cases and his activist style of work. He is certainly a judge who is secular and pragmatic. ======~ 68 ~ From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” March 1997 (One of the ten best judges in the world) The honorable Mr. Justice Michael F. Saldanha has been chosen as one of the world's ten best judges by the U.S.-based International Jurists Association for 1996. He is the first Indian to be so nominated. It is a recognition of the high standards he maintained and the reformation he tried to bring about in the system. Judge Saldanha has been known in Bombay and Bangalore for never compromising on his convictions. He has brought to Bangalore not just an awareness of the environment, but makes it his business to make the authorities accountable for their responsibilities. Hi suo moto order in the battle to save Cubbon Park is only the beginning of his crusade. This magazine cherishes the forthrightness of a judge like him and we offer our congratulations. May 1998 (Personalities - Justice Michael Saldanha : by Dr Louella Lobo Prabhu) I delivered the second Mother Josephine Memorial Oration at St Anne's M.Ed. College of Education, and a courtesy to its organiser, Rev. Dr. Sister Lydia Fernandes. I try to attemnd lectures by those who delivered it subsequently. This year's Orator was my childhood friend, Mr. Justice Michael Saldanha, the most high profile Judge of the Karnataka High Court, though he is (comparatively) one of its newer entrants. He has made waves for his fantastically quick disposal of cases - he does not allow adjournments, and finds one hearing, along with the paper work submitted with it, adequate for his arrival at a judicial decision. He is an activist judge who is environmentally conscious and has done much to get the State Govt moving on matters like cleaning the Ulsoor Lake and Cubbon Park, also finishing undone sections of vital arterial roads in the city. As a man, he is endearingly baby-faced, with a wide expanse of forehead, expressive eyes and mouth, with a constant change of facial expression in conversation. In delivering a set speech, which he did for the bulk of his Oration, he does sound as he must on the bench. His lively wit and stock of legal knowledge, make his off-the- cuff interventions more lively than a set speech. He is ewarmhearted and spontaneous. As our association goes back to oue teens in Bombay, at the home of my remarkable grandaunt Frances Saldanha, we greeted each other with a hug, though I walked in on pre-lecture refreshments he was having with the senior nuns of the Apostolic Carmel. I was the first ‘Respondent’ after his speech. When I mentioned that wives follow husbands on transfer, but the reverse is seldom true, he said that in one of his cases, a husband arranged a reciprocal transfer for his wife. She refused to go, as it involved the loss of her seniority as Head of Department. His judicial decision went in her favour. Michael did squeeze time in his hectic schedule to call on me during his one day in town. He took one of my paintings as a keepsake, and gave me something with which he seemed to be pleased: his appearance in two pages of one SOCIETY issue. The issue shows him playing with a rather unusual breed of dog: Daschund with Spaniel ears. For a judge and his wife (Elsa nee Heredia, my contemporary at Sophia College, Bombay), indicates that he has become one of the glitterati. He also appears frequently on the back pages in the Times of India, Bangalore edition. I was touched to read that he and Elsa carry food for strays in the park on their morning walks. My own ‘Chateau’, with its 3½ acres of private orchard in the heart of town, is a sanctuary for stray dogs, cats and cows, who gravitate to it as if they know by instinct it is an animal sanctuary. Though I guess it involves praising myself too, I like to think that those who love music and animals are necessarily good human beings, and God's own people! ======~ 69 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.2.1] PAMELA MASCARENHAS and JOSEPH MATHIAS Joseph was the youngest of 14 children of Dr Piedade Felician Mathias and Josephine Lobo. Dr P.F. Mathias was a distinguished medical practitioner. As Health Officer in the Madras Presidency, he was variously posted eg. Tanjore, Salem and Bellary. At one time, he was Personal Assistant to the Surgeon General, the first Indian to hold that appointment. He retired as Professor of Surgery and Superintendent of the Royapuram Hospital, Madras; a ward in this hospital has been named after him. He was a recipient of the Kaiser-I-Hind Medal (1920) and an O.B.E. (1929). As a medical officer, Piedade was variously posted and his children were born at different places. The eldest child Ethel was born in Mangalore; Winnie in Tanjore; Prescie, Jessie, Noel, Pat, Theo and Eric in Salem; Michael, Charles, Joyce & Maurice in Bellary; Joseph in Bangalore. Piedade died in Banglore on 20 March 1932; his wife Josephine survived him by over half a century. She lived most of her widowed life in Bangalore, but eventually settled with her son Eric at Mangalore. Two of Joseph’s siblings also married into the family of the Noronha sisters. Winnie married Aloysius (Louis) Mascarenhas [2.9]. Patrick married Hester (Hetty) Rebello [2.4.3]. ------Pamela and Joseph were married at St Mary's Church, Ootacamund, on 14 Feb 1962. They were initially in Calcutta, where Joseph was employed with Rackitts & Colman. This firm sent him to New Zealand in 1970 and they settled there permanently. Joseph died there, aged 72, on 7 Aug 2004, aged 72. Pamela and Joseph had 3 sons. A. Roy (b 14 Feb 1963) m (his 1st cousin) Anita Mathias B. David (b 3 April 1964) m Martha Bernardez (Brazilian) They are in Brazil - and have joined a rural Christian community. C. Joseph (Jeph) (b 29 May 1965) m Kaaren Wood (New Zealander) They are in Hamilton, New Zealand. ======~ 70 ~ [1.2.4.1] PROFESSOR RICHARD GONSALVES Richard passed the M.Sc. Physics examination from Madras Christian College with a First Class and First Rank in the Madras University. In 1971 he left for Columbia University, New York City, in September – and secured a Ph.D. degree in Nuclear Physics from this University in 1976). He was Head of the Department of Nuclear Physics at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Richard died on 19 Dec 2018. From the archives of the community magazine “Mangalore” November 1971 Mr. Richard J. Gonsalves, eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. Allan Gonsalves of Ootacamund, left for Columbia University, New York City, in September, to pursue his studies for the Ph.D. in Physics. He has been appointed a Fellow of the Faculty of the Department of Physics in Columbia University. He passed the M.Sc. Physics examination from Madras Christian College with a First Class and Distinctions, and obtained the First Rank in the Madras University. At the recent Convocation held by the Madras University, he was awarded three gold medals and two other prizes in recognition of his outstanding performance in the M.Sc. Physics examination. He was also awarded the P. Subramaniam prize by the Madras Christian College. Obituary Tribute from the University of Buffalo Richard Gonsalves, professor emeritus of physics, died Dec. 19 after an illness of several months. Gonsalves was a theoretical particle physicist who did groundbreaking work in quantum chromodynamics (QCD). In 1980, only a few years after the introduction of QCD as the quantum field theory of strong interactions of quarks and gluons, Gonsalves published in Physical Review Letters his most noteworthy paper, pioneering the analytic calculation of higher-order QCD corrections to electron- positron scattering. This work enabled important tests of QCD when compared with experimental data, and was crucial for establishing this new theory. He later expanded his highly influential work to the study of the carriers of the weak nuclear force, the W and Z bosons. His detailed calculations of the properties of these particles provided firm and reliable theoretical predictions, which allowed for precision tests of the underlying theory, in particular the QCD-improved parton model, at the high-energy colliders Tevatron at Fermilab and Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. His colleagues say his contributions remain important ingredients to the mathematical toolbox used in the ongoing search for signals of new physics beyond the Standard Model at high-energy colliders. Gonsalves joined the UB physics faculty in 1980 and served as department chair from 1996 to 2004. He received a Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching in 1994. Gonsalves retired from UB in 2017. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physics from the University of Madras in Madras, India, and two additional master’s degrees and a doctoral degree in physics from Columbia University. Hong Luo, professor and chair of the Department of Physics, called Gonsalves “the kindest person I have ever met. He was always understanding and helpful,” and a “great mentor” to faculty. Luo noted that Gonsalves “made a lot of contributions to our education effort,” including working with colleagues to streamline instruction of introductory physics classes so that students could be taught and assessed uniformly. “During his tenure as chair, he paved the way for the transition of the department,” he said, “and made it possible for the high quality of our research and education programs today that we have great pride in.” A service for Gonsalves will take place at 4 p.m. Dec. 22 at Amigone Funeral Home, 2600 Sheridan Drive, Tonawanda. ======~ 71 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.2.4.2] KENNETH GONSALVES and SUSAN DANIEL They were married at Mysore on 6 March 1962. They lived in Ooty, where Kenneth continued his father's practice as an advocate. They had 2 daughters. Kenneth died on 4 Aug 2012. A. Anita (b 24 June 1987) B. Nikhila (b 16 Dec 1992)

Kenneth Gonsalves (1953-2012) was a FOSS activist, hacker, evangelist, writer, geek, teacher,golfer and lawyer from Ooty, Tamilnadu,India. He was the founder President of Indian Python Software Society India and consultant to a number of companies across the globe. He worked as a consultant to National Resource Center for free and Open Source Software title, AU-KBC Research Center, Chennai,Tamilnadu,India. He was the founder of Indian Linux Users Group, Coimbatore and Chennai Python Users Group and many open source groups. He was a mentor to many successful FOSS activists and professionals in India. It was his great ambition to have a FOSS user-group in Coimbatore. He provided all the inspiration and physical support to start this group. In his own words Although he has no formal training in the IT field, Kenneth Gonsalves has been programming since 1986, starting with Turbo Pascal, then moving to Perl and finally to Python in 2003. Since then he has focused on Python in general and the Django web frame-work in particular. He is an open source enthusiast and has spoken and written on open source right from 1995 when he was first introduced to it. He has conducted over 50 seminars and workshops in python and Django. He was the founder president of the Indian Python Software Society and a member of the team that has organised the highly successful Indian python conferences from 2009 to 2011. He is now based in Ooty where he writes and consults on open source. He also conducts a job oriented course in python and django. His other main interest is golf and he holds an international certification as a golf referee and has refereed several national level golf tournaments. He writes a regular column called ‘Foss is fun’ for the LFY monthly. ======~ 72 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.2.4.3] TIMOTHY GONSALVES and PRISCILLA HOPKINS Timothy studied at Breeks Memorial School, Ooty, and then joined IIT, Madras, from where he graduated with a B.Tech. in Electronics in 1976. He proceeded to do an M.S. at Rice University, Houston, Texas, in 1979, followed by a Ph.D. from Stanford University in 1986. He then did post- doctoral studies at Worcester Polytechnic, Boston, for two years. Timothy was Professor and Head of the Department of Computer Science at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. He also headed his own software firm, 'Nilgiris Networks', at Ooty. In 2010 Timothy assumed charge as the first Director of IIT, Mandi (in Himachal Pradesh). Under his leadership, it has grown to from an Institute with only about 100 students to one with 1655 students (2019-20) and has graduated over 1100 alumni. It has a vibrant research culture, with 125 faculty who have brought in external research funding to the tune of Rs. 110 crores. From a green-field project initiated in 2009, IIT Mandi today has 1.4 lakh sq. mt. constructed space with residential, academic and recreational facilities at par with the best higher education institutions in the world (Wikipedia).

Timothy & Priscilla were married at Stanford on 29 Nov 1980. They have two daughters. A. Danica (b 21 Dec 1984) B. Kartiki (b 2 Nov 1986)

Timothy and Priscilla (August 2019) ======~ 73 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.2.4.4] MAUREEN GONSALVES and JOHN JOSEPH NEREYETH They were married at St Mary's Ch, Ooty, on 26 April 1987. They reside at Bangalore. Maureen is Cultural Co-ordinator, Goethe Institute, Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore. Maureen and John have 2 children. A. Nishant (b 17 Sep 1989) – in Vancouver B. Dayita (b 10 Aug 1982) – in Bangalore ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.1.1] PREMILA ALBUQUERQUE and THOMAS FERNANDES They were married at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Bangalore, on 18 May 1969. They lived in Colaba, Bombay. They had 3 daughters. Thomas - who retired as Executive Director of the Reserve Bank of India, being the second Mangalorean to hold this position -died on 24 Feb 2012. A. Laila Ann Geraldine (b 16 Oct 1970) - Senior Audit Officer, American Express Bank B. Leona Ann Majella (b 5 Jan 1972) - Clinical Psychologist and Counsellor C. Leira Ann Magerte (b 19 Nov 1974) - Dental Surgeon ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.2.2] LAVINIA GONSALVES and MOHAN PETER ABRAHAM They were married at St Thomas Chapel, Kilpauk, Madras, on 9 May 1981. A. Alok (b 12 Aug 1982) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.2.3] BERNARD GONSALVES and ANJALI KAPOOR A. Nikhil (b 27 June 1990) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.2.4] LORETTA GONSALVES and ONKAR SINGH YADAV They were married at Sacred Heart Cathedral, New Delhi, on 26 Feb 1987. A. Niren (b 24 Nov 1988) B. twins Celia (b 8 Nov 1993) C. twins Shreya (b 8 Nov 1993) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.2.5] ANTHONY GONSALVES and CHERYL COELHO They were married at Loyola College Chapel on 18 Aug 1995. They are in Madras. They have two children. A. Chiara (b 17 Jan 1997) B. Arjun (b 25 Sep 1998) ======~ 74 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3.1] MIRA SALDANHA and LLOYD MATHIAS They were married (probably in Bangalore) on 27 May 1973. They are in Toronto, Canada; Lloyd is an engineer and MBA. They have 2 sons. A. Paul (b 24 May 1976) B. Kenneth (b 22 Jan 1982) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3.3] SHANTI SALDANHA and CHING BERNARD SHAW They were married at the Church of the Annunciation, Canada, on 22 May 1982. They are in Toronto, Canada. They have a pair of twin daughters. A. Danila B. Danika ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3.4] SHEILA SALDANHA and DHYAN UTHAPPA They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 28 June 1981. They are in Richmond Town, Bangalore. They have 2 daughters A. Sahalya B. Aleshya ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3.6] LAWRENCE SALDANHA and ERICA MOHINANI They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 14 May 1989. They lived in Bangalore. They had 2 children. Lawrence (Lalu) died on 5 May 2015. A. Aaron (b 24 Nov 1991) B. Lauren (b 1 Sep 1997) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.4.3.7] BERNADETTE SALDANHA and ALAN PAIS They are in Toronto, Canada; Alan is employed with Merck & Co. (pharmaceuticals). They have 2 sons. A. Calvin (b 31 May 1989) B. David (b 27 April 1991) ======~ 75 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.1.1] MARY ANN GONSALVES and JOE MUKUNDAN Mary Ann specialized in radiation oncology. She joined Tata Memorial Centre, Bombay, eventually retiring as Head of the Palliative Care Department. She is a member of international organizations in this field and has been elected president. Even after retirement, she continues as a consultant in palliative care at TMC. Mary Anna and Joe have 2 children. A. Sachidananda (b 1 Oct 1989) B. Aditya (b 30 Nov 1990) ======[1.5.1.2] PETER GONSALVES and CAMILLA MIRANDA They were married at Sacred Heart Cathedral, New Delhi, on 1 Nov 1997. Peter who was employed with Deutschbank, has now switched to the French Bank. ======[1.5.1.3] ANTONY GONSALVES and ASTRID LOBO They were married at Loyola College Chapel on 18 Aug 1995. They are in California. Tony, a graduate of the 'Wharton School of Management, University of Pennsylvania', is a marketing executive with 'Proctor & Gamble'. ======~ 76 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.2.2] RITA VAZ and PETER NORONHA

They were married at St Joseph's Convent, Conoor, Nilgiris, on 6 Nov 1977. They are both doctors; he is a pediatrician and she is a pathologist. They are based in Chicago. They have two children. A. Tara Michelle (b 6 Nov 1980) B. Tanya Rachel (b 17 March 1985) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.2.3] ANITA VAZ and M. RAMAKRISHNAN They were married at St Joseph's Convent, Conoor, Nilgiris, on 11 Nov 1978. They reside at Malaysia. They have 2 children. A. Sandeep Jerome (b 25 Aug 1979) B. Gitanjali Rachel (b 22 June 1981) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.2.4] MARIA (BOBBY) VAZ and JOSEPH JOSEPH They were married at Our Lady of Mercy Church, Forest Hills, Queens, New York, on 26 June 1989. They reside at Massachusetts, USA. They have 2 children. A. John John (b 15 May 1992) B. Gina (b 1 Nov 1994) ======~ 77 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.1] FRANCES NORONHA and DAVID PINTO

Frances (Frana) Pinto They were married at Rosario Cathedral on 4 Jan 1973. They reside at the family home 'Pinto Mahal' at Bolar. David runs the family tile factory founded by his grandfather; Frances runs her own school ‘Infant Jesus Joyland’. Frances – popularly known as Frana – and David have one son. A. Arjun Lawrence (b 2 Dec 1977: married at Rosario Cathedral on 26.12.2005) m Smita d/o Henry D'Souza & Ophelia Sequeira: Souzsur.Yay [1.1.1.7]:Aa.

Frances, Arjun, Smitha, David ======~ 78 ~ [1.5.4.2] CHRISTOPHER NORONHA

Like his father Malcolm, Christopher Noronha went in for architecture. He graduated from the Delhi School of Architecture and Design – and is now one of the community's leading architects. His company, founded in 1983, is named “Christopher Noronha Associates” 1983. He is also the managing partner of Designer Homes, promoters and builders since 1994. ------CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.2] CHRISTOPHER NORONHA and CLAUDETTE COELHO They were married at Rosario Cathedral on 6 May 1987. They have two children. A. Nitya Marie (b 19 Feb 1988) B. Nishan Malcolm (b 26 Oct 1991) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.3] VERONICA (BINNY) NORONHA and CYRIL TELLIS They were married at Sacred Heart Church, Santacruz, on 23 April 1981. They are in Charlestown, West Virginia. Cyril, a doctorate in chemical engineering, is a director of Union Carbide. He has worked on a number of projects, including a major cracking plant in Saudi Arabia that supplies ethylene for plastics throughout Europe and coal-to-gas Sasol plants in South Africa. Veronica and Cyril have 3 children. A. Lara (b 5 Sep 1982) B. Mark (b 14 Dec 1983) C. Stephen (b 16 April 1988) ======~ 79 ~ [1.5.4.6] DR LUKE NORONHA

Luke graduated from Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore, and went on to do a Fellowship in Paediatric Pulmonology from the Washington University School of Medicine. He has practised in this field in various hospitals in the US, inclusing St Louis (Missouri), Minneapolis (Minnesota), and Baton Rouge (Louisiana) – and is currently an Assistant Professor of Paediatric Pulmonology at the Children’s Hospital and Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska. ------CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.6] LUKE NORONHA and ROSHNI RAI Roshni hails from the Bunt community of Mangalore. She is a first cousin of Aishwarya Rai, who won the title of Miss World in 1994. Luke and Roshni were married at Rosario Cathedral on 1 Jan 1993 (Aishwarya – then not yet widely known – was one of the bridesmaids at their wedding). Luke and Roshni have 2 children. A. Mithila (b 9 March 1996) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.7] RUTH NORONHA and ARJUN SINGH They were married at Bom Jesu Cathedral, Goa, on 30 Aug 1992. They have 2 sons. A. Karthik (b 8 May 1993) B. Kabir (b 9 June 1997) ======~ 80 ~ CHILDREN OF: [1.5.5.1] ANN GITA SALDANHA and MALAY KUMAR SINHA They were married at St Mary's Church, Secunderabad, on 19 Jan 1983. A. Diya (b 26 Dec 1989) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.5.2] ROY SALDANHA and MALINI COELHO They were married at Mount Carmel Cathedral, Ahmedabad, (where Malini's parents were then posted) on 30 May 1992. They are in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Roy is an engineer with Larsen & Toubro. They have two daughters. A. Aditi (b 1 Sep 1995) B. Kamini (b 6 Feb 1998) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.5.3] MONICA SALDANHA and JUDE COELHO They were married at Holy Trinity Church, Begumpet, Hyderabad, on 28 Dec 1988. They reside at Bangalore; Jude runs his own company “Jude Coelho & Associates” in the area of Human Resources Management and Organisation Development. They have 2 sons. A. Siddarth (b 25 May 1991) B. Samir (b 28 July 1997) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.5.4] CELIA SALDANHA and TARUN CHERIAN They were married at St Andrew's Church, Bandra, on 2 Jan 1994. Names of their children – if any – have yet to be ascertained. ======***************************************************************************~ 81 ~ *** THE FIFTH GENERATION Part II : The Mascarenhas Family ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.1.1] PRIYA MASCARENHAS and VINAY MASCARENHAS They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 3 Jan 2002. They are in California. They have two daughters. A. Carmen Mariah (b 1 May 2004) B. Carina Marie (b 4 Feb 2011) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2.1] MARINA COELHO and AUSTIN DIAS They are in Saudi Arabia. They have 2 children. A. Andrew (b 10 Sep 1991) B. Natasha (b 15 May 1993) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2.3] JULIAN COELHO and SUMAN SEQUEIRA They were married at St Sebastian's Church, Bendore, on 2 Feb 2002. They reside at Bangalore; Julian is IT manager for 'Virtuoso'. They have one daughter. A. Lauren (b 13 Dec 2007) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2.4] JAMES COELHO and PAULA ANDRADE They were married at Fatima Cathedral, Belgaum, on 4 Oct 2003. They reside at Bangalore; James is employed with Apple Computers. They have two children. A. Breanne (b 27 Jan 2001) B. Marc (b 17 Aug 2005) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2.5] PATRICIA COELHO and MARCIUS D’SOUZA They are in Virginia, near Washington DC. They have 2 children. A. Kevin (b 9 June 1997) B. Isabel (b 6 Jan 2000) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.2.7] SANDRA COELHO and RUBEN SALDANHA They were married at Milagres Church on 10 Oct 1999. They lived at Balmatta. They had one son. Ruben died on 14 Dec 2014, aged 49. A. Dominic (b 6 May 2001) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.3.1] DEVEN ARANHA and PRAKASIE MENDONCA They were married at St Joseph's Church, Jeppu, on 10 June 2001. They reside at Thana, Bombay. They have 2 children. A. Kiara Angela (b 27 May 2003) B. Kirahl Henry (b 29 May 2007) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.3.3.2] DEEPA ARANHA and RAMJI BONTHU They reside at Bangalore. They have 1 daughter A. Tiyana (b 21 Jan 2012) ======~ 82 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.2.1] PETER REBELLO and EUNICE WONG They are in Los Angeles. They have 2 daughters. A. Regina m Erik B. Caroline ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.2.4] MARIA REBELLO and BRIANCE MASCARENHAS They reside at New Jersey, where Briance is a professor of International Business at Rutger's University. Maria is a doctor. A. Megan (b 17 Oct 1987) B. Daniel (b 1 June 1991)

Dr Briance Mascarenhas Briance Mascarenhas (Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley) is Professor of the Management Area at Rutgers School of Business—Camden. He has held faculty appointments at New York University, Rice University, and the University of California, Berkeley. He has been ranked among the top ten researchers in international strategic management and in international business. His numerous publications have appeared in Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, California Management Review, and Journal of Business Venturing. His current research interests include entrepreneurship, international business, and strategy. He has obtained numerous teaching and research grants, and introduced microfinance to encourage students and community youth to market test their new ventures. He has been honored with multiple School of Business, Provost, Lindback Lifetime Teaching Excellence and Rutgers University Scholar- Teacher and Warren L. Susman Teaching Excellence Awards. In 2019, he was among the recipients of the JIBS Silver Medal for numerous publications in the premier Journal of International Business Studies. ======~ 83 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.3.1] PAUL MATHIAS and MARY ALISON (American) Paul Mathias secured a B.Tech (1st class honours) from IIT, Kharagpur, in 1966, and a PG Diploma in Production and Industrial Engineering from IIT, Delhi, in 1967. He then went on a scholarship to the US and in 1970 obtained an MBA from Marquette University with the maximum grade point of 4.0 (the only student in the history of the business school to achieve this distinction). In 1973 he joined SC Johnson as an Operations Research Analyst, and worked with them for 33 years in Brazil, Korea, England, Thailand, and Singapore, retiring in 2005 as President Asia Pacific for Johnson Diversey. Paul and Mary were married at Milwaukee on 20 Oct 1973. They have now settled in South Carolina. They have 2 children - both born in Brazil. A. Maia Allison (b 28 Jan 1978) - Masters degrees in Economics and Teaching from UCLA and Maryland m Alexander Zuchman in 2006 Ch - Gisele (b 2007), Sammy (b 2009), Aaron (b 2011) B. Paul Matthew (Matt) (b 9 June 1980) - MBA (University of California at Berkeley) m Britney Weaver in 2012 They are in Australia. ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.3.2] MARGARET MATHIAS and DIRK BURGHAGEN Margaret is a Ph.D. Biochemistry, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Margaret and Dick were married at the Cloistered Chapel, Dietramzell, Bavaria, 27 April 1974. They reside at Gerestreid (near Munich), Germany. They have 2 daughters. A. Angela B. Martina ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.3.3] PATRICK MATHIAS and HELEN CLEMENTE (Filipino) Patrick Mathias is a cardiologist, having completed his internship at Cooks County Hospital, Chicago, in 1980. Patrick and Helen reside at Orlando, Florida, where Patrick has his own practice. They have 3 children. A. Patrick (Ricky) m __ B. Lisa C. Anna Marie (b 19 Aug 1990) ======~ 84 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.4.1] RAYMOND LOBO and ANNE FENDLEY They are in London; Raymond is an ophthalmologist. They have 2 children. A. Andrew (b 25 Dec 1983) B. Sarah (b 25 May 1989) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.4.4.2] RICHARD LOBO and UDAYA RAGJHAVAN They are in Johar Baru, Malaysia; Richard is an anaesthesiologist. They have two daughters. A. Tanya Doris B. Natasha ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.4.1] DAVID REBELLO and RAYANA SEQUEIRA They were married at Mount Mary's Church, Bandra, on 30 May 2001. They reside at Bandra; David is M.D. and C.E.O., Tata Housing Development Corporation and Rayana is (or was) P.R. Manager, British Airways. They have two sons. A. Didar (b 7 March 2002) B. Kabir (b 11 Feb 2004) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.4.3] PIA MARIA REBELLO and ANIL BRITTO They were married at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, New Delhi, on 2 Jan 1997. They reside at Ridgefield, Connecticut, where Anil has a private practice as a pediatrician. They have 2 children. A. Anneka Thomasin (b 22 June 1999) B. Yohann (b 25 May 2001) ======[2.5.2.1] ERIC LOBO Employed with Pfizers, Bombay, he left and did a Master's degree in Engineering from Purdue. On returning to India, he joined Guest-Keen Williams, Bangalore. He died there in 1996. ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.2.2] MICHAEL LOBO and JOAN NORONHA A B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering from IIT, Bombay, Michael Lobo obtained a Master's degree (and a Ph.D.?) from the U.S., and has since been with a pharmaceutical company at Houston. His wife Joan died there of cancer. Details of their children have yet to be ascertained. ======~ 85 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.2.3] JOSEPH (JOEY) LOBO and LEELA D'SOUZA A B.Tech. in Metallurgy from IIT, Bombay, Joey Lobo subsequently obtained Master's degree from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and a doctorate from the University of Illianois at Chicago. In 1985, along with a Canadian partner, he started a manufacturing company in Paris (near Waterloo), Ontario, Canada, with a US branch at Houston, where he is now based. He specializes in high temperature metals. Joseph and Leela were married at the Canadian Martyrs' Church, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on 31 Jan 1976. They have 3 children - all born in Hamilton, Ontario. A. Ingrid Ann (b 8 Feb 1977) m Eduardo Ramon Contreras (Mexican-American) Ingrid is a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from the University of Texas at Austin (2004). She is the author of Inhalants, one of a sries of books on drugs published by Chelsea House. Ingrid & Eduardo were married at St Ignatius Loyola Church, Spring, Texas, on 1.7.2006. B. David Joseph (b 6 May 1980) - single He is an MBA in Finance from Cornell University. C. Brian Joseph (b 7 April 1981) He is a BBA in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin.

Left : Joey and Leela as newly-weds on 31 Jan 1976 Right : L-R : Joey, Leela, David, Brian, Ingrid, Eduardo ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.2.5] GERALD LOBO and GENEVIEVE MASCARENHAS They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 20 Aug 1981. They reside at Syracuse, New York, where Gerard is a professor at the University. They have 2 children. A. Andrew (b 8 April 1984) B. Sarah (b 6 Aug 1987) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.2.6] JOHN LOBO and LYNETTE PAIS They were married at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Rochester, New York, on 1 Sep 1979. They are in Texas; John is a computer engineer. Details of their children have yet to be ascertained. ======~ 86 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.3.1] ALBAN (BUNTY) REBELLO and MAVIS SEQUEIRA They were married at the Votive Shrine, Kilpauk, Madras, on 26 Jan 1981. They are in Madras; Alban is an architect. They have one daughter. A. Sunina (b 18 Sep 1982) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.3.3] JOAN REBELLO and ANTON SUARES They had 2 children. Anton died on 1 May 2012. A. Nikhil (b 13 Oct 1982) B. Nishika (b 28 Aug 198x) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.3.4] JENNIFER REBELLO and ASHOK D’SOUZA A. Nitin (b 3 March 1988) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.5.3.5] GILLIAN REBELLO and GODFREY SALDANHA They were married at the Church of Mary Immaculate, Madras, on 7 May 1989. A. Sunit (b 22 Nov 1990) B. Sandeep (b 11 Nov 1992) ======~ 87 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.6.1.1] ORETTA MASCARENHAS and MANUEL SEQUEIRA They were married at St. Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 25 Jan 1976. They have settled in Missisauga near Toronto; Manuel is employed in the legal division of the Canadian Government. They have 2 sons. A. Darryl (b 4 Oct 1978) B. Ryan (b 2 Feb 1984) ------In 2006 Oretta has launched a CD entitled Timeless Love Songs. In her own words: I feel a great sense of excitement and humble gratitude to announce the launching of my first CD, entitled Timeless Love Songs, which includes the following numbers: 1. Over the Rainbow 2. Pablo the Dreamer 3. Autumn Leaves 4. Love Me With All Your Heart (English & Spanish) 5. If (E Poi) (English & Italian) 6. Beautiful Dreamer 7. The Glory of Love 8. Love Story (Where Do I Begin?) 9. Ma (He’s Making Eyes At Me) 10. O Danny Boy 11. And I Love You So 12. What A Wonderful World Here’s an opportunity for easy listening to a collage of songs that you cannot quite find all on one disc. I was ever mindful of my audience when selecting these arrangements. It has been quite a challenge, exciting nevertheless, completing this project and satisfying all the legal requirements necessary, to put this CD on the market. I could not have done this without the financial and emotional support of my husband, Manuel, and our two sons, Darryl and Ryan, and the support of my many friends here, in the Greater Toronto area and beyond. ======~ 88 ~ ======

======~ 89 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.6.1.2] ARNOLD MASCARENHAS and LORRAINE GONSALVES They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 30 April 1983. They are based in Bangalore where Arnold runs a consultancy firm specializing in public relations. He is the co-author of a directory of the KCA, Bangalore. A. Adrian (b 2 Dec 1984) B. Luke (b 3 Dec 1986)

Lorraine & Arnold with their sons Adrian & Luke – at Arnold’s 50th birthday in 2003 (To the left and right are recent snapshots of Adrian and Luke) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.6.1.3] MICHAEL MASCARENHAS and CYNTHIA NORONHA They reside at St Thomas Town, Bangalore. They have 2 sons. A. Shaun (b 2 Dec 1985) B. Karl (b 6 May 1987) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.1.2] NATASHA MASCARENHAS and JOSEPH HOMEM They are based in Calcutta; Joseph Homem is British Airways Manager fo Eastern India. They have 2 sons. A. Joanthan (b 25 Sep 2001) B. Joshua (b 22 March 2004) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.2.1] VINAY MASCARENHAS and PRIYA MASCARENHAS They were married at St Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 3 Jan 2002. They are in California. They have two daughters. A. Carmen Mariah (b 1 May 2004) B. Carina Marie (b 4 Feb 2011) ======~ 90 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.8.3.1] SHALINI CARDOZA and JITIN FERNANDES Shailini is a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Marquette University, USA. Shalini and Jitin reside at Weston, Florida. They have 4 children. A. Maya (b 29 April 1999) B. Alec (b 30 April 2002) C. Neena (b 3 April 2006) D. Ava (b 19 May 2010) ======[2.8.3.2] KAVITA CARDOZA

Kavita has a Masters in Mass Communication from Manipal and a Masters in Radio and TV Broadcasting from Urbana Champaign, USA. She was employed with for National Public Radio, Springfield, Illinois, and worked for 8 years (2008-2016) in Washington DC with WAMU (Washington American University Radio). In 2016 she joined the video team of ‘Education Week’. Her documentary series Breaking Ground is a gripping report on issues of childhood and poverty. At Bangalore on 15 July 2000 Kavita was married to Shyam Bhat. Further details – and the names of their children, if any – have yet to be ascertained. ======[2.8.3.3] DR SUPRIYA CARDOZA Dr Supriya Cardoza graduated with an MBBS degree from St John’s Medical College, Bangalore. She went on to specialise in radiology – and is currently is a board-certified radiologist in New York, where she is associated with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. ======[2.8.3.4] ROMOLA CARDOZA

Ramola graduated from Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, in 2001 – and went on to obtain an M.Sc. in Human Resource Management from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2009. She has since been based in London – and is currently a Principal Consultant with PA Consulting, London. ======RASHMI CARDOZA Ramola’s twin sister – she has a degree in biotechnology. Further details of her career are yet to be ascertained. ======~ 91 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [2.9.2.1] ANIL GONSALVES and BINA KAMATH They were married at St. Patrick's Church, Bangalore, on 13 July 1996. They reside at Shivabagh, Mangalore. They have one daughter. A. Kavya (b 7 Aug 1999) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.9.2.3] ANITHA GONSALVES and IVOR REGO They were married at Milagres Church on 19 Dec 1993. They reside at Bendorewell, Mangalore. They have 3 children. A. Neil Arthur (b 6 Dec 1995) B. Marc Anthony (b 31 Aug 2002) C. Aarti Lisa (b 15 July 2004) ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10.1.1] IRINA LOBO and JOSEPH ZIEMANN They were married in Chicago on 12 June 2013. They have 2 children. A. Clare B. Wil ======CHILDREN OF: [2.10.4.2] PRIYA LOBO and RICHARD DIAS They were married at Toronto on 13 June 2009. They reside at Hartford, Connecticut. They have 2 daughters. A. Erica (b 8 Nov 2011)\ B. Emily (b 3 Sep 2015)

****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 92 ~ *** THE FIFTH GENERATION Part III : The Saldanha Family ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.1.1] VEENA SALDANHA and JERAL D’SOUZA They were married at St Andrew's Church, Bandra, on 8 Aug 1993. They reside at Singapore, where Jeral (a CA from UK) is financial controller for 'Cargill', an American company. They have 2 children. A. Mohan (b 22 Jan 1995) B. Ayesha (b 11 June 1999) ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.1.2] ANJALI SALDANHA and ADRIAN MIRANDA They were married at Milagres Church on 28 Feb 1995. They are in Long Island, New York, where Adrian is a financial analyst, and Anjali a prosthodontist. A. Ian David (b 25 April 1996) They were married at Milagres Church on 5 Aug 1999. They have three daughters. ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.1.3] VERNON SALDANHA and PATRA GOVEAS They reside at Mangalore. They have 3 daughters. A. Winona Rachel (b 6 June 2000) B. Alisha Ruth (b 2 Feb 2003) C. Serena Francine (b 19 Nov 2004) ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.1.4] NEELA SALDANHA and KEITH D’SOUZA They were married at St Patrick’s Church, Bangalore, on 15 Aug 2003. Names of their children – if any – have yet to be ascertained. ======CHILDREN OF: [3.2.2.3] VIVEK SALDANHA and KAREN REGO They are in New York. They have one daughter. A. Isla Sophia (b 13 Jan 2013) ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 93 ~ *** THE SIXTH GENERATION ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.2.1]:A. ROY MATHIAS and ANITA MATHIAS They were married in Ohio, USA, on 19 Nov 1989. They are in Oxford, England; Roy is a professor of mathematics. They have two daughters. a. Zoe (b 29 Oct 1994) - student of theology and classical languages b. Irene (b 8 May 1999) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.2.1]:B. DAVID MATHIAS and MARTHA BERNARDEZ They were married at Auckland, New Zealand, on 17 Sep 1992. They were in the United States; David is a doctor. They have now joined a rural Christian community in Brazil. They have four sons and a daughter – all provided with Biblical names. a. Orha Tabel (light of the world) b. Oseh Shalom (peace-maker) c. Shebuel (God is given back) d. Eretz (land) e. Aminah (faithful) ======CHILDREN OF: [1.2.2.1]:C. JEPH MATHIAS and KAAREN WOOD They were married in New Zealand on 7 Jan 1995. They are in Missouri, India; both are doctors. They have 4 children. a. twins: Shanti b. twins: Sharhirah c. Rohan (b 4 May 2002) d. Jalory (b 24 Oct 2008) ======[1.2.4.4]:B. DAYITA NEREYETH

Dayita is a copy-editor based in Bangalore. She is also a professional dancer and choreographer. ======~ 94 ~ ======CHILDREN OF: [1.5.4.1]:A. ARJUN PINTO and SMITHA D’SOUZA

Arjun Pinto – sale heir to the tile empire founded by his great-grandfather Andrew Benjamin Pinto in the 19th century – is a chartered accountant. Arjun and Smita were married at Rosario Cathedral on 26 Dec 2005. They lived with Arjun's parents at the family home at Bolar, but have now settled in Australia or New Zealand. They have two children. α. Adiv (b 14 May 2012) β. girl (b 15 May 2015) ****************************************************************************** Appendix~ 95 ~ (E-mails)

****************************************************************************** THE THIRD GENERATION ======[1.5.1] Eric Gonsalves IFS (Retd) [1.7.4] Oscar Mascarenhas (Vancouver Canada) [1.9.5] Fr Ivan Lobo (Nagpur) [2.9.2] Peggy Gonsalves (Mangalore) ****************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************~ 96 ~ *** THE FOURTH GENERATION ======[1.2.1.3] Justice Michael F. Saldanha [1.2.4.3] Prof. Timothy Gonsalves (Mandi, Himachal Pradesh) [1.2.4.4] Maureen Gonsalves Nereyeth (Bangalore) [1.4.2.2] Lavinia & Mohan Peter Abraham (Sydney) [1.4.3.5] Gerard Saldanha [1.5.2.4] Maria Joseph (Boston) [1.5.4.1] Frances Pinto (Mangalore) [1.5.4.2] Christopher Noronha (Mangalore) + Claudette (Lolly) Noronha [1.5.4.7] Ruth Noronha [2.4.2.1] Peter Rebello (USA) [2.4.3.1] Paul Mathias (South Carolina, USA) [2.4.4.3] Andrew Lobo (Bangalore) [2.4.5.3] Pia Rebello Britto (Connecticut, USA) [2.5.2.2] Michael Lobo (Texas, USA) [2.5.2.3] Joey & Leela Lobo (Texas, USA) [2.6.1.2] Lorraine Mascarenhas (Bangalore) [2.9.2.2] Anjali Prabhu (Bangalore) [2.9.2.3] Anita Rego (Mangalore) [2.10.4.2] Priya Lobo-Dias (Hartford, Connecticut) [3.2.1.3] Vernon Saldanha (Mangalore) [3.2.2.1] Sameer Saldanha (Mangalore) ****************************************************************************** THE FIFTH GENERATION ======[1.5.2.2]:A. Tara Noronha (USA) [1.5.4.2]:A. Nitya Noronha (USA) ******************************************************************************