Thomas Saunders 1795-1873

'Continuation of the Pedigree of Saunders' by DWS, 1926. Expanded, webbed, and updated by PKL, 2015 (thanks to many for assistance and especially to MSS and BMW). 'Showing the descendants and family of Thomas Saunders of Woodlands Township of Puslinch County of Wellington and of Guelph, Ontario.'

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Thomas Saunders 1765-1848 = Esther Barton/Saunders
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Thomas Saunders 1795-1873 = 1828 Lucy Ann Willcocks/Saunders 1804-1877, John Saunders 1799-1836, Ambrose Edward Saunders 1819-1884, Esther Saunders/Seaton, Maria Saunders/Berners ?-1882, Elizabeth Saunders/Blot, Annette Saunders/Jones, James Saunders
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Lucy Ann Saunders/Hurd 1829-1850, Frances Maria Saunders 1831-1912, Thomas Willcocks Saunders 1833-1919, William Wilkins Saunders 1835-1835, Louisa Saunders/Shanly 1836-1910, Henrietta Saunders 1838-1919, Maria Saunders/Webster 1840-1872, Elinor Saunders/Sutherland/Kennedy 1841-1937, Annette Mary Saunders 1843-1854, Julia Octavia Saunders 1845-1937

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Col. Thomas Saunders, 'eldest son of Thomas Saunders, British consul at St. Valery Sur Somme, came to Canada (1833), settled in Puslinch, built Woodlands (1846), sold it and the farm (1864), and afterwards lived in Guelph, where he died. Clerk of the Peace County of Wellington (1841-1873). Married Lucy Ann Willcocks (daughter of Sir Bernard Willcocks Kt.) Palmerston, Dublin.'--family tree; 'The Saunders built a comfortable farmhouse, which they named "Woodlands," in 1846 and raised their large family there. In 1860, the couple retired to a house in Guelph called "Summerhill" '--http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Saunders-2631