Family Tree of Rukmayya Shenoy

These were the 18 grand sons of Rukmayya Shenoy.  Probably they had collectively contributed for the development of Kaup during the last century and depending upon their individual strength established their root in this place.  While most of the descendents have relocated to different parts of India and Abroad, some members of the above families are still living in their ancestral house/property at Kaup.  You may click on to the individual pages to find out all their descendents as well as those who are still living in Kaup.  This is  indicated by an asterisk mark (*) against their name.  You can contact them for any further information.  In the table, mainly the male members of the family are listed and also in some cases daughters. Efforts are made to collect rest of the information to update the respective web pages.

The partial list of this family tree was originally compiled by late Chardappa Narsimha Shenoy in 1935 was saved and made available by Umesh Manjunath Shenoy. This list with other documents found in the ancestral home were then put together by Geetha Gokuldas Shenoy on a spread sheet with the help of her son Prasad Gokuldas Shenoy. This web site acknowledges with thanks their work on our family tree.

However, currently there are several missing links in the family tree as well as errors and incomplete information. Therefore if you have any of those missing or incomplete information you may please send it by  e-mail to update/modify or correct these pages.  Also you may send either the URL of your  personal web sites or the e-mail address  so that it can be linked with your name in order to communicate directly with you.  Currently, a comprehensive Shenoy family directory is being updated and if you are a member of Kaup Shenoy family (including married daughters) kindly update your information. With this directory in place, one can easily search information on any family member without any efforts.  Thank you very much in advance for your help and cooperation in building our family tree as well as the directory.

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