Charles Henry de Soysa
Charles Henry de Soysa( 3 March 1836 – 29 September 1890) was a Ceylonese entrepreneur and philanthropist.
He was a pioneering planter, industrialist and was the wealthiest Ceylonese of the 19th century.
He was instrumental in the establishment of the first Ceylonese bank, the Moratuwa carpenters guild, the Ceylon Agricultural and National Associations.
He is widely regarded as the greatest philanthropist of the island for contributions which includes the De Soysa Maternity Hospital, the Prince and Princess of Wales Colleges, St. Matthias Church, the Model Farm Experimental Station and many other institutions and acts of charity, establishing infant -maternal healthcare and secular education for girls in the country.
He was the country's first Knight Bachelor( posthumous).
A. J. R. de Soysa
Alfred Joseph Richard de Soysa, also known as A. J. R. de Soysa( 15 February 1869- 1939) was a Ceylonese landed proprietor and politician.
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William Tolfrey
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The BFBS revised his translation 1895 – 1910.
Evelyn de Soysa
Lady Evelyn Johanna Publina de Soysa OBE( née Fernando)( 23 April 1893 – 28 July 1973) was the third female member of the Senate of Ceylon.
Evelyn Johanna Publina Fernando was born 23 April 1893 in Moratuwa the daughter of Juan Fernando.
She was educated at the Princess of Wales' College in Moratuwa.
On 23 November 1907 she married Wilfred de Soysa
They had eight children, their first son Harold de Soysa was the first Ceylonese Anglican Bishop of Colombo, their second son Cecil de Soysa was the founding Chairman of the Ceylon Tourist Board and the Chairman of Ceylon Shipping Lines.
The couple's third son Terence de Soysa was appointed as the first Sri Lankan Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Their fourth son Ryle de Soysa was the opening batsman for the All- Ceylon( National Team) between 1938 – 45 and represented the Oxford University, the Sinhalese Sports Club and captained the Royal College, Colombo first XI team to Australia in 1936.
In 1949 she co-founded the Association of Ceylon Women in the UK( now known as Sri Lankan Women's Association in the UK), with Laurel Casinader( 1903 – 1986), which is the longest surviving Lankan association in London.
De Soysa served as the Association's inaugural president from 1949 until 1951.
In 1950 she was awarded an MBE and in 1956 an OBE, for her work in social services and charities.
In April 1959 de Soysa was appointed as a member of the Senate of Ceylon and remained a senator until 1963.
She died on 28 July 1973 at the age of 80.
Wilfred de Soysa
Sir Lambert Wilfred Alexander de Soysa also known as Sir Wilfred de Soysa( 20 Feb 1884- 3 May 1968) was a Ceylonese entrepreneur, landed proprietor and philanthropist.
He was the seventh son of Sir Charles Henry de Soysa and Lady Catherine de Soysa.
Born at Alfred House Colombo and educated privately, then at Royal College, Colombo and Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa, he completed his studies at the Royal Agricultural College, England.
De soysa was successful as a tea, rubber and coconut planter and established the firm De Soysa& Co.
He was also a member of the Ceylon National Association and was part of the Lanka Mahajana Sabha delegation to the Donoughmore Commission.
He was a proprietor of the" Ceylon Morning Leader newspaper" and had played host to the young Hirohito and Rabindranath Tagore.
De Soysa married Senator Evelyn Yohana( née Fernando) and their first son Harold de Soysa was the first Ceylonese Anglican Bishop of Colombo.
His second son Cecil de Soysa was the founding Chairman of the Ceylon Tourist Board and the Chairman of Ceylon Shipping Lines.
In 1954 his third son Terence de Soysa was appointed as the first Sri Lankan Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce His fourth son Ryle de Soysa was the opening batsman for the All- Ceylon( National Team) between 1938 – 45 and represented the Oxford University, the Sinhalese Sports Club( of which he was later president) and captained the Royal College, Colombo first XI team to Australia in 1936.
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Question: Who died later, William Tolfrey or Charles Henry De Soysa?