Sri Lanka Sinhalese Family Genealogy
WIKRAMANAYAKE - Family #3141
1 Mahawela
Mohottala (Mahawelatenne Mohattala of Kolonne Korale) born 1630 AD. A Minister of Raja Singha II and
appointed Mohottala of Mahawelathenne . Mahawela was a
village south west of the village of Mahawelatenne. Mahawela
in Sabaragamuwa (region) is a town in Sri Lanka.
RAJA SINGHA II 1635-1687 AD – Son
of Dona Catherina and Senarat - (beginning of the period of Dutch occupation of
Ceylon). Youngest son of King Senarat he assumed the title of Emperor and
proceeded to administer the whole of his father’s dominions as Emperor Raja
Singha II, the last great Sinhala Monarch. King Raja Singha II, perceiving the
difficulty that he would have to expel the Portuguese from Lanka, had sent an
emissary to a Dutch settlement in India requesting assistance for the purpose
of driving them from the Island. Eventually the
Kandyan Treaty of 1638 which was a treaty of alliance was
entered into between theKandyan Kingdom Ceylon,
and the Dutch Republic signed by Kandyan King Raja Sinha II for Kandy and Adam
Westerwold and William Jacobsz Coster, a commander and vice commander of the
Dutch Naval Forces, for the Dutch East India Company. The treaty was signed on
23 May, 1638 in Batticaloa. The treaty secured the terms under which the
two nations would cooperate in defending the Kandyan Kingdom from the Portuguese in
the coastal area of the island. The main conditions of the treaty were that the
Dutch should handover the coastal areas they capture to the Kandyan
king and the king should grant
the Dutch a monopoly over export trade on the entire island including the
Cinnamon Industry. Raja Sinha II ordered cinnamon peelers to stay
six miles away from Galle and sent for the Sinhalese chiefs of the area to
explain their conduct in being friendly toward the Dutch.
Mohottala
of Mahawelatenne was
a minister under Raja Singha II who rebelled against the king and migrated
south from the north of Kollone Korale and settled down near Kitulampitiya
Galle, in Dutch territory. One member of
the family settled in Kollone. The Portugese had a fort near Balangoda.
In 1640, the Dutch entering the fray
joining hands with King Raja Sinha II to capture the Galle Fort. The Dutch,
with a force of some 2,500 men under Koster, captured the fort from the
Portuguese in 1640 itself .The Galle
Fort was extensively fortified by the Dutch from 1649 onwards
Please see whole family tree on
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Wikramanayake through Geni.com).
2
Mahawelege
Anika ( daughter) b 1657 + Diogu Amugoda-runege died young. Wife lived in Amugoda
2 Joan Mahawelege ( son) b 1667 + Anika Pallellege lived in
Karapitiya
2 Mahawele Kanange Siekoo (1670 - 1745) + Annona (Withanage) Keppettiyagoda (1670-1700) married in 1688.
Mahawela Kankanange Siekoo son of Mohottala took the name
Philippoe De Silva at baptism to become a catholic and lived in Kitulampitiya
Galle after the death of wife. Siekoo had two sons.
Information is available in The Dutch Thombu of the village
of Kitulampitiya Galle , in the four gravets ( Records
: Volume 743 A) was registered in 1745
and in the School Thombu which were the reports of the census carried out by
the Dutch which mention the names of the persons residing in different
villages, their dates of baptism and age at baptism, the number of coconut
trees, aerecanut trees and the possible
yield of paddy from the field owned by each individual,
3 Seimon de Zielva b
1710 lived in
Mapalagama
3 Mahawelage
Manikoe de Zielva b
1695 + Johatugodellega Doeming of Kalegana Galle (1st
marriage)
Manikoe De
Zilva son of Siekoo gave the name De Zilva Goonetilleke to his children by h is
first marriage and De Zilva Wikramanayake to his son Johannes by the second
marriage and they were residence of Kitulampitiya Galle.
Manikoe was the
3rd and
later the 2nd school master of the Galle City School of which Pieter
Sigrdt was the Principal.
Manikoe Last
Will and Testament DC Galle No. 30614 dated 17th December 1768
available at the national Archieves mentions the fist wife and second wife. This
Last Will distributed the property of the two wives.
4 Joan de Zielwa Goonethilleke
b 1718; Residence of Attureliya. Not
married.
4 Marie De Zilwa Goonethilleke; daughter b 1720
4 Don Siemon De Zielwa Goonethilleke
Siriwardene-Seneviratne ; b
1723 + Dona Maria Perera Ekanayake ( 1st
marriage) of Panadura , daughter of Maha
Mudaliyar Dionysius Perera Ekanayake and Anna Siriwardena ( 2nd
marriage).
Appointed Maha Mudaliyar of the
Governor on 17th April 1766 on the death of Joan Alwis Wijewardena.
4 Don Abraham De Zielwa Goonethilleke; baptised in 1725 + Dona Gimara Hettiarachchi
School Master and Registrar of the Galle Sinhalese
School
4 Don Mathys De Zielwa Goonethilleke: baptised
in 1720
4 Gimara
De Zielwa Goonethilleke: daughter baptised in 1730
4 Don Adrian
De Zielwa Goonethileke: baptised in 1732 + Tusana Madanayake.
Interpreter of the Superintendent of Galle Korale. Became
Attapattu Mudaliyar of Galle Kachcheri .
3 Mahawelage
Manikku de Zielva b
1695 + Christina Samarasinghe Kodituwakku ( 2nd
marriage) b 1700 of Navinna Galle.
Christina is the daughter of Wirasinha Kodituwakku of Matara. Reference
School Thombu of Kitulampitiya volume no 45 page 221.
4
Mahawelage Philipu de Zielva
Wikramanayake (Adopted) was
left property in Manikku Last Will.
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4 Mahawelage Don Johannes de Zielva
Wikramanayake (1735
- d.) + Ana Nona Abrahamge Gallege of Navinna Galle. Married
in 1764. They lived in Navinna Galle.
Was a Korale
with jurisdiction over 24 villages and 24 divisions of infantry.
5 Mathys De Zielva Wikramanayake
baptised in 1769 + Kristina
5 Maria
de Zielva Wikramanayake baptised in 1769
+ Walpola Arachchi
5 Adrian
de Zielva Wikramanayake baptised in 1772
5 Simon de Zielva Wikramanayake baptised
in 1772
5 William De Zielva Wikramanayake baptised
in 1778
5 Daniel
de Zielva Wikramanayake baptised in 1776
5 Don Louis de Zielva Wikramanayake Korela Arachchi baptised in 1764 + Cornelia Simange
Ranasingha of Hikkaduwa [Grand daughter of Mudaliyar Ferdinand Obeyesekere of Atadahewatte Walawwa Kataluwa and Great
Grand daughter of Kalegana Mudaliyar] Married in 1794
6 Dona Clara De Zielva Wikramanayake b 1794
6 Don Daniel De Zielva Wikramanayake b
1796
6 Dona Kathrina De Zielva Wikramanayake b
1798
6 Don Johannes De Zielva Wikramanayake b
1799
6 Daughter De Zielva Wikramanayake
6 Don David De Zielva Wikramanayake b
1797 + Dona Ursula Senanayake ( Sister of Rev Cornelius Senanayake)
7 Rev Henry Wikramanayake b 1830
+ Emily Wijesinghe
7 Dona Cornelia Wikramanayake b
1832
7 Solomon De Zielva Wikramanayake b 1835 +
Madanayake
8 Jocavis Wikramanayake +
Martha Abeyasekera
8 Nonne Wikramanayake
8 Agnes Wikramanayake
8 Abraham Wikramanayake +
Dahanayake
8 William Wikramanayake +
Suriarachchi Amerasekera
7 Johannes De Zielva Wikramanayake b 1839
+ Assensi De Zielva Goonethilleke
8 Joseph Daniel Wikramanayake (b 1880 died
young?) + Beatrice Gunewardene (Dehiwala) d.
1968? [Mother’s 2nd marriage
after her husband Dabare Wijesundera Gunesekera died [Beatrice’s half
sister Dora: Urelawatte Wijesundera Perera Family # 3128 Their mother or grandmother a Corea Lama Eteni. ]
9 Vivienne
Wikramanayake (eldest) + Christy Seneviratne
10 Ranjith Seneviratne
10 Shanthi Seneviratne
10 Manel ( Mano) Seneviratne
10 Fortune Seneviratne
10 Lakshi
Seneviratne
10 Jinendra Seneviratne
9
Shelton Wikramanayake ( Dentist) + Doreen Perera (lived in
Gampaha)
10 Shanika Wikramanayake (in Colombo) +
Kavan Ratnayaka
10 Sri Nath Wikramanayake + Narmali ( Lives in New
Zealand)
11 Yanik
Wikramanayake
11 Anik
Wikramanayake
9 Cecil Wikramanayake + Verna Wickremasinghe (Brother
Neville Wickremasinghe, Ivor Wickremasinghe|)
10 Sarath Wikramanayake + Romani Dharmaratne
Moratuwa
10 Srikanthi Wikramanayake + Milroy Pieris
10 Priyalal Wikramanayake + Padma Chandrika
9 Shiela ( Deci)
Wikramanayake + Lloyd Dassanayake
9 Merlyn Wikramanayake + Bertie Adihetty from Galle
9 Rosabella Wikramanayake
9 Feilicia ( Filly) Wikramanayake + Charles
Ronald Jayasinghe
9 Bertram Daniel Wikramanayake +
Manel Gooneratne (Brampton)
10 Gamini
Wikramanayake + Kshanthi Wickremaratne
11 Vronsky
Wikramanayake
11 Dimithri
Wikramanayake
10 Neeliya
Wikramanayake
10 Sharmini
Wikramanayake
10 Savithri
Wikramanayake
10 Stephenie
Wikramanayake
10 June Wikramanayake
9 Dunbar Wikramanayake +
8 Regina Wikramanayake
8 Rev John Henry De Zielva
Wikramanayake + Emily Sophia De Zielva
Goonethilleke
9 Rev Charles Henry
Wikramanayake ( unmarried)
9 John Arthur ( Artie) Wikramanayake + Dagma Goonetilleke
10 Mohan Wikramanayake +
Clover
Mohan Wikramanayake is a specialist in project financing,
restructuring and loan recovery. This work entails detailed assessments (with
technical experts as appropriate) of the rationale for a project, including
sponsor, market, technical and
management, financial and legal arrangements. He has extensive experience in
working with small and medium-scale
enterprises. He worked for 21 years for the International Finance Corporation (
the World Bank Group’s private sector arm), in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh,
Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; and sub-Saharan Africa. He served as Resident Representative,
IFC, in India and Nigeria, and has significant work experience in East and
Southern Africa. In late 2005 he led a mission for the United States Trade
Development Agency to
assess the operations and technology requirements of the Stock Exchanges in
Ghana and Nigeria. Annually he teaches
a class on international financial institutions at Ursinus College,
Pennsylvania, USA. He has also made a presentation on the same
subject to the Model United Nations. More recently, he was lead consultant for the development and delivery of a course on Margin Trading for the
Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria.
He has excellent contacts, in South Asia, Africa and in the United States.
11 Sheron
Wikramanayake
11 Nirupa
Wikramanayake
10 Malkanthie
Wikramanayake
9 Rev Bertram Mark Wikramanayake + Frances
Goonetilleke
10 Christopher (Christo)
Wikramanayake + Princy
11 Sheryll
Wikramanayake
11 Rochelle
Wikramanayake
11 Chanake
Wikramanayake
10 Priyamani
Wikramanayake
9 Reginald Wikramanayake +
Alexis Goonetilleke
10 Frederick John Henry
Wikramanayake
10 Asoka Wikramanayake +
Sherene de Silva
11 Sabrina
Wikramanayake
10
Reginald Anthony Wikramanayake
9 George Wikramanayake ( unmarried)
9 Prof Thomas ( Tommy) Walter
Wikramanayake + Eugene Jayasekera
Professor
Thomas (Tommy) Walter Wikramanayake was born on 9 April 1918 and hailed from
Baddegama, a village in the south of Sri Lanka. He received his school education
at St. Thomas’ College, Mt. Lavinia and obtained the MBBS degree from the
Colombo Medical College. After serving as a medical officer at Matara Hospital,
he joined the Faculty of Medicine, Colombo in 1947 as a lecturer in Physiology.
He was awarded the PhD from the University of Glasgow,
Scotland in 1952. He served as a Senior Lecturer and Head, sub-department of
Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Ceylon, Peradeniya.
He was later appointed the founder Professor of Biochemistry and Head of
Department of Biochemistry at the University of Peradeniya and held this post
from 1972 to 1980. He pioneered the development of Nuclear Medicine in Sri
Lanka and was the first Director of the Nuclear Medicine Unit at the University
of Peradeniya. In 1980 he moved to Galle where he was actively involved in
setting up the Ruhuna Medical Faculty at Karapitiya. He served as the founder
Dean and Professor of Biochemistry of the Faculty of Medicine at the University
of Ruhuna until his retirement in 1984. He also served as Assistant Director
and Visiting Professor of Biochemistry at the North Colombo Medical College,
Ragama. Professor Wikramanyake was elected Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry
at the University of Peradeniya in 1985 and was later conferred the Degree of
Doctor of Science (Honoris causa) by the same university and by the University
of Ruhuna in 1987. In recognition of his outstanding contribution in the field
of Nutrition, the University of Glasgow also honoured him by conferring the
Degree of Doctor of Science (Honoris causa). He was elected a Fellow of the
National Academy of Sciences of Sri Lanka in 1994. He has been a Rockefeller
Research Fellow at the University of Wisconsin and University of California,
Berkeley and at the Institute of Nutrition for Central America and Panama
(INCAP) in Guatemala City, Guatemala. He has also served as a Senior Tropical
Medicine Research Fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
Visiting Professor at the University of Leningrad,
USSR and at the University of West Indies.
10 Dr Lalith
Wikramanayake + Dr
Carmel Miranda
11 Arjun Wikramanayake
11 Anya
Wikramanayake
11 Anouk Wikramanayake
10 Dr Nalin
Wikramanayake + Sharmini Perera
11 Sharuka Wikramanayake
11 Avishka
Wikramanayake
10 Thilak Wikramanayake + Lisa
Saunders
11 Leila
Wikramanayake
8 Francis Wikramanayake +
Cecilia Alice Abeyasekera
9
Doffie Wikramanayake
9
Wilson Wikramanayake + Lilian De Alwis Samarasinghe
7 Nicholas
Wikramanayake b 1841 + Suriarachchi Amerasekera
8 Abraham Wikramanayake +
Madanayake
8 Albert Wikramanayake ( Buddhist Monk)
8 Edwin Wikramanayake +
Ranawake
9 Daughter Wikramanayake
9 Son Wikramanayake
9 Son Wikramanayake
7 Charles Edward Wikramanayake ( 1843-1936) +
Emilia Beth Sooriarachchi Amarasekara (
1st marriage)
Affectionately called the "Grandfather of Richmond
College Galle", Charles Edward Wikramanayake was the Head Teacher of the
Boys Anglo Vernacular School (1876 — 1916) , which
formed a part of the precursor to the College. He is the earliest known head
teacher. When the school ceased to function with the inauguration of the Galle
High School and amalgamated he joined the Staff of the Galle High School in
1876 as a Teacher. In addition to his teaching he was the Bursar and continued
until his retirement in 1916. He was a Singhala, Pali and Sanskrit Pandit or
Scholar and taught the languages to Rev. Darell and Rev. Small, as well as
other Missionaries, Theological Students and in the Girl's School. He Lived at “Hill House”
Kalegana , Galle.
8 Edward Beauchamp Wikramanayake, Proctor +
Rosslyn Sumanesekera
9 Eric Bird Wikramanayake
QC + Leslie Pearl Rodrigo
Eric
Bird Wikramanayake, QC was a Ceylonese statesman and lawyer. He was the Minister of Justice in the cabinet of Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawala and a member of the Senate of Ceylon.[1] A successful lawyer[2] he was appointed as Queen's Counsel and had been educated at S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia. He was founder President of the
Wildlife Protection Society of Sri Lanka[4] and served on the Board of Governors of S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia
10 Erica Wikramanayake
10 Elanga Wikramanayake
+ Sunethra Ranaraja
Elanga joined the
Attorneys General Department as a crown counsel in 1958 rising to the post of
Solicitor General in 1977. He was the leading crown prosecutor for the Criminal
Justice Commission in the 1970s prosecuting the captured and surrendered rebels
of the 1971 JVP Insurrection.
He left the Attorneys General Department in 1977 and continued in private
practice. He appeared in many cases against incumbent governments at a time
when intimidation of the judiciary and legal process was not uncommon and is
best known for his appearance on behalf Mrs Sirimavo Bandaranaike and Felix Dias Bandaranaike before the Special Presidential Commission and later in
opposing policies of her daughter Chandrika Kumaratunga. He also appeared for Industries Minister C. V. Gunaratne in a defamation case against Lalith Athulathmudali.
Dayasiri Gunasekera and Mudaliyar pay tribute to his integrity, lack of
political bias and impartiality
11 Dr Arittha R
Wikramanayake + Dinesha De Silva
Arittha admitted to the bar in Sri
Lanka in 1980, having attended the Sri Lanka Law College. He later obtained
master's degrees in law from the schools of law at the Vrije University,
Brussels, Belgium, the University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, US, and Master
of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (MALD) from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy,
Tufts University, Massachusetts, US, and a Ph.D in law from the University of
Colombo in 2013. He joined the Attorney General’s Department of Sri
Lanka as a state counsel. Appointed as the Director General
of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka. Chief Executive Officer of the SEC while as
Director General of the SEC, he held positions as a member of the Public
Enterprises Reform Commission of Sri Lanka and the Sri Lanka Accounting and
Auditing Standards Board. In 1997 he resigned from public service and
established the law firm NITHYA PARTNERS.
He contributes to national bodies through service in
committees for formulating codes on corporate governance established by the
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka, the Securities and Exchange
Commission of Sri Lanka and committees on corporate law appointed by the
Government of Sri Lanka and the National Review Committee, to which he was
appointed by the Ministry of Finance to review performance of State owned enterprises.
In 2009, He was appointed by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka to a four-member
expert panel to advise financial institutions on making use of a stimulus
package offered by the Government of Sri Lanka to overcome the effects of the
financial crisis.
12 Radhika
Wikramanayake
12 Dathika
Wikramanayake
12 Ariesha
Wikramanayake
11 Ananga
Wikramanayake + Dream Amerasinghe
12 Saheli
Wikramanayake
12 Khyati
Wikramanayake
12 Akshath
Wikramanayake
11 Mihiri Wikramanayake
11 Athula
Wikramanayake + Tongyu Cao
12 Anika
Wikramanayake
11 Eric Devepriya
Wikramanayake + Hishani
12 Shanelle Wikramanayake
12 Enakshi
Wikramanayake
10 Kamala Wikramanayake
10 Balabadra
Wikramanayake + Swarna
11 Son
Wikramanayake
11 Son
Wikramanayake
10 Rakitha S Wikramanayake
+Sheila
Rakitha Wikramanayake was a Pilot by profession and Air Lanka Chairman
11. Eric Bird Jr
Wikramanayake + Teruni Pieris
11 Tamara
Wikramanayake
9 Charcles Vivian Sr Wikramanayake + Irene Mary
Gooneratne
10 Vivien Edward ( Teddy)
Wikramanayake + Augusta Goonetilleke
11 Mano
Wikramanayake + Damaris Schoorman
Mano Wikramanayake was Senior Group Director of the Capital Maharaja
Organisation and a
Founder Director of the company’s electronic media operations, comprising three
TV channels, four radio stations and three TV production houses in Sri Lanka.
Trained as a management accountant, Mano helped the Maharaja group to
consolidate its pioneering ventures in privately owned radio and TV
broadcasting. Media researchers and activists have faulted this liberalisation,
which started in the early 1990s. liberated us
audiences from the tiresome state monopoly of the airwaves that had lasted
12 Mahen
Wikramanayake
12 Marisa
Wikramanayake
12 Anushka
Wikramanayake
11 Yasmin
Wikramanayake ( adopted)
10 Cecil Vere
Wikramanayake + Mary Lilian Anthonisz
11
Chuli Wikramanayake
11
Lois Wikramanayake
11
Charles Vivian Jr Wikramanayake + Kumari Roberts
12 Thili
Wikramanayake + Debbie Burkholder
12 Lulu
Wikramanayake
12 Penny
Wikramanayake
11 Dereck Byrd
Wikramanayake + Dores Zala ( 1st marriage)
12 Ricardo
David Wikramanayake + Fransisca David
13 Victoria
David Wikramanayake
13 Raffael
David Wikramanayake
11 Dereck Byrd
Wikramanayake + Bear ( 2nd marriage)
12 Thiebo
Wikramanayake
11 Sunetra
Wikramanayake
11 Yamellie
Wikramanayake
10 Ian Wikramanayake +
Bernice Mutukrishna
As a
Senior Solicitor General and Bribery Commissioner, Ian Wikramanayake reached
the apex of his career. He could be emotional, and sometimes undiplomatic,
which strained his relationship with the late Minister of Justice and Public
Administration, Felix Dias Bandaranaike. He would disagree openly on various
issues with the Minister; sometimes he was correct, but he lacked diplomacy in
dealing with his superiors. He felt he deserved to be Attorney-General, when
someone else was appointed. Ian felt he had shown enough dedication, commitment
and loyalty to the Government and the Minister.
11 Shyama
Wikramanayake
11 Kamal
Wikramanayake + Tara David ( no issue)
10 Rita Wikramanayake
10 Derek Dalton
Wikaramanayake + Milda De Silva ( 1st marraige)
11 Malkanthi
Wikramanayake
11 Indirs
Wikramanayake
10 Derek Dalton
Wikaramanayake + Saroja Thangarajah ( 2nd marriage)
11 Duleep
Wikramanayake + Andea Jaekel
12 Dillon Wikramanayake
12 Amanda
Wikramanayake
10 Marina
Wikramanayake
9 Emil Guy Wikramanayake
QC + Winifred Ethel ( Girly) Edirisinghe
10 Dr
Panini Ranjitha ( Ranji) Wikramanayake + Amara Weerasooria
11 Roshana
Wikramanayake
11 Shemara
Wikramanayake - CEO Maquarie Group Australia.2018
11 Priyan Romesh Wikramanayake
+ Caroline Balley
12 Jasmin
Wikramanayake
12 Ravi Jackson
Wikramanayake
10 Prasanna Nimal
Wikramanayake + Anna Maria Frezza ( no issue)
10 Dileeni Wikramanayake
10 Prenitha
Wikramanayake + Margeret Chemello
11 Nicola
Wikramanayake
11 Chiara
Wikramanayake
11 Guy Jr
Wikramanayake
9 Basil Hugh
Wikramanayake + Pearl Dias Gunewardena
10 Benita Wikramanayake
10 Asoka Wikramanayake
10 Lakshman ( Lucky)
Wikramanayake + Victorine
Attorney-at-Law Deputy Chairman Ceyline Group of Companies
11 Suresh
Wikramanayake ( adopted)
11 Ravi
Wikramanayake (adopted)
10 Therese
Wikramanayake
10 Robin Wikramanayake
+ Ann Ebert
11 Christopher
Robin Wikramanayake
Sole
Trader based in or near Fountain Gate, Narre Warren & Narre Warren South in
Victoria, Australia
9 Evan Hope Wikramanayake
+ Frances Pauline Direckse
10 Bernard ( Barney)
Wikramanayake + Hyacinth Perera
11 Jude
Wikramanayake
Business Attorney, Montero Law Group, LLC. Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
11 Dipica
Wikramanayake
11 Lahari
Wikramanayake
10 Anthony
Wikramanayake
10 Marlene
Wikramanayake
10 Dennis Wikramanayake
+ Marlene Fernando
11 Preethie
Wikramanayake + Induni Wijesinghe (Lives in Bampton, Ontario Canada)
12 Bhagya
Wikramanayake
12 Eranga
Wikramanayake
12 Rakith
Wikramanayake
11 Indra
Wikramanayake
11 Rasadari
Wikramanayake
11 Thamara
Wikramanayake
11 Sakura
Wikramanayake
10 Patrick
Wikramanayake
10 Therese Manique
Wikramanayake
10 Anne Wikramanayake
10 Rita Wikramanayake
9 Ivon Mark Wikramanayake
+ Irene De Silva
10 Lone Wikramanayake
10 Cedric
Wikramanayake
9 Ivor Edward
Wikramanayake
9 Arthur Neil
Wikramanayake + Dorothy Wickremaratne
10 Neeliya Wikramanayake
10 Marian
Wikramanayake
10 Rosemarie
Wikramanayake
10 Dianne
Wikramanayake
10 Nihal Wikramanayake
10 Christopher (
Christo) Dennis Wikramanayake
10 Nalini Wikramanayake
10 Benedict ( Ben )
Wikramanayake + Grace Hidalgo
VP, Group Operations
Manager at Bank of America, San Francisco Bay Area, USA
11 Ian
Wikramanayake
Experienced in
B2B community development | Social Media Strategist | Builder of Customer Advocates, San
Francisco Bay Area USA
8 Gertrude Margaret Wikramanayake
8 Adelaide Phoebe Wikramanayake
8 Vincent Stewart
D S Wikramanayake, Proctor, Member of Legislative Council & State Counsel, Tangalle, Sri Lanka + Cecilia de Saram( Rosslyn 1886-1944)
9
Leela Wikramanayake + Thomas C Deraniyagala Pieris (1005)
10 Edward Deraniyagala Pieris, Presidents Counsel 1936-20011 (STC Mt
Lavinia), Died in the South Asian Tsunami on 26/12/2004 at Yala Safari Game
Lodge + Gemini
D Jayasekera, Died in Tsunami on 26/12/2004
11 Rajiv P Deraniyagala (Nestle)
11 Dr Sonali Deraniyagala Pieris*, b:1964, Economics Lecturer-UK,
escaped the South Asian Tsunami in Sri Lanka after being carried several miles
inland by the waves in 2004 + Dr Steve Lissenburgh,
Researcher/Economics, 1964-2004, Died in the South Asian Tsunami on 26/12/2004
Near Yala Safari Game Lodge, Resident of UK, and was on holiday in SL when he
met his tragic death
12
Vikram Lissenburgh, 1997-2004, died in the
South Asian Tsunami.on 26/12/2004
12 Nikhil Lissenburgh, 1999-2004, died in
the South Asian Tsunami.on 26/12/2004
9 Palitha ( Pali) Wikramanayake + Irangani Panditharatne, d:2004
10 Viraj Wikramanayake + Dr Jayanthi Ekanayake ( Lives
in USA)
11
Saliya Wikramanayake
11
Shanaka Wikramanayake
10 Krishni Wikramanayake + Ajith Gunerwardena (Deputy
Chairman, Ceylinco Group)
10 Shiro
Wikramanayake
10
Rohan Wikramanayake
10 Ranil Wikramanayake
9 Earl ( Nanda) Wikramanayake
9 Erin Wikramanayake
9 Celia Wikramanayake.(d:23/10/
2003) + Lionel Dassanayake of Walana
Panadura.
10 Indralal
Dassanayake
10
Damayanthi Dassanayake
10 Mangalika
Dassanayake
10 Lilanie Dassanayake
9 Una Wikramanayake (d28/4/2002)+ Hinton de Alwis
Seneviratne of Gallindagoda Walauwa Walagedara.
10 Dr
Sarath de Alwis Seneviratne, captained STC Mt Lavinia Cricket Team in 1965 +
Rashintha Wickremasinghe
11 Sacha de
Alwis Seneviratne
10 Asoka de Alwis Seneviratne + Rohini Seneviratne
11 Upekkha Seneviratne
11 Chaturanja Seneviratne
10 Srikanthi de Alwis Seneviratne + Dr Thilak
Siriwardena
11 Ruwanthi Siriwardena
11 Ruwanika Siriwardena
7 Charles Edward Wikramanayake 1843-1936 + Cecilia Beth Sooriarachchi Amarasekara
( 2nd marriage to sister at age 18 years )
8 Charlotte Agnes Wikramanayake
8 Henry Erskine Wikramanayake + Grace
Gunaratne ( 1st marriage)
9 Henry
Edward Wikramanayake ( not married)
8 Henry Erskine
Wikramanayake + Mercy Senanayake ( 2nd
marriage)
9 Rex Wikramanayake
( not married)
9 Marvis Faith
Wikramanayake
9 Dr Noel Innocent Wikramanayake +
Rosemery Senanayake
10 Nerdra Wikramanayake
10
Nikita Wikramanayake + Deepa Kumarasiri ( Lives in
Singapore)
11
Natasha Wikramanayake
11
Dinali Wikramanayake
10
Sidat Wikramanayake + Thakshila Abeysinghe (Lives in Melbourne
, Australia)
11
Noel Indika Wikramanayake
11
Remona Wikramanayake
9 Gamini Benedict
Wikramanayake + Malkanthi Jayasundera
He
commenced his career by serving at Ford Rhodes Thornton and Company during the
period February 1951 to May 1955 to be a Chartered Accountant..
After qualifying, he commenced his professional career as a partner, Page
Hulugalle, Registered Accountants. Thereafter he joined the state sector
as Deputy Chief Accountant, Cement Corporation. By the time he left, Cement
Corporation boasted of an effectively well organized and work oriented accounts
department. In 1968 he set up Management Systems Ltd and functioned as
its managing director. He ventured in to a completely new area outside
the traditional domain of Accountants and started a poultry farm, three acre
farms Ltd. He accelerated its growth to be the largest hatchery in the
country.
He left for Canada to read for an MBA with a view to improve his managerial
skills. On his return he was appointed Chairman Oil and Fats
Corporation. Thereafter his rise was meteoric. He held
several influential positions in the public sector, such as Secretary, Ministry
of Public Administration, Local Government and home affairs, Chairman, Bank of
Ceylon and Secretary Administration, Ministry of Finance..
He was elected President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka in
1976. The contribution he made to the profession is legion. During
his tenure as the President he also managed to acquire by way of a gift, a
Government property adjacent to the Institute complex to commence new
constructions. He also obtained public funds to build a state - of – the
- art auditorium, a long felt need of the Institute, which was also
accomplished against the backdrop of several financial constraints experienced
by the Institute at that time.
10 Harshani
Wikramanayake
10 Christine
Dias Bandaranaike ( adopted by Felix Dias
Bandaranaike)
9 Mirium
Wikramanayake
9 Nihal Wikramanayake
( not married)
9 Peace Wikramanayake
8 Cyril Herbert ( Berty)
Wikramanayake(Lawyer)1889-1963 + Gerlie ( Grace) Obeyesekere ( 1st
marriage) ( no issue)
8 Cyril
Herbert ( Berty) Wikramanayake(Lawyer)1889-1963 +
Nancy Lorna Senanayake ( 2nd
marriage)
9 Cyril Raymond Wikramanayake 1922-1990 (Lawyer) +
Indrani Senanayake
10 Anil
Chrisantha Wikramanayake b1956 (Managing Director-HJS Condiments Ltd of
Hayleys Group) + Sharnika Thevarapperuma
Studied at St
Aloysius College Galle and St Joseph College Colombo ( 1966 to 1968), St
Aloysius College ( SAC) Under 14 Swimming Champion 1969 , SAC Overall Chess
Champion 1971, SAC Overall Badminton Champion 1974 , SAC Inter house Athletics
Championship 1974 , SAC Cricket Captain 1975, BSc ( Hon ) Mathematics and
Statistics University of Sri Jayewardenepura - 2nd Class Upper division 1980 , FCA
Prize Winner all exams, FCMA Wold Prize Winner, MBA University of Colombo Gold Medallist.
He commenced his career by
serving at Ford Rhodes Thornton and Company for 3 years and joined Hayleys Ltd
Long Range Planning Unit in 1984. Director Volanka Ltd, Quality Seed Ltd,
Sunfrost Ltd, Hayleys Ago Farms Ltd, Hayleys, Hayleys Biotech Ltd and Group Services
Ltd.
Founder and Managing
Director HJS Condiments Ltd (subsidiary of Hayleys).- largest exporter of
Fruits and Vegetables in Sri Lanka - Supplier to McDonald, Burger King, Subway,
Hungry Jacks, Unilever, Heinz. with Six Presidential
Export Awards as Managing Director.
Lives in his own
house at Ward Place Colombo 7
11 Anisha Wikramanayake BSc
(Econ) University of Warwick UK, ACMA,
BCS + Kushlan Edirisooriya
12 Arya
Edirisooriya
11 Neluka Wikramanayake BSc( Computer Science) University of Warwick UK
10 Prof. Gihan N Wikramanayake
(1960-2018+ Kishani Perera
Professor Gihan Nilendra
Wikramanayake, FBCS, CITP, SMIEEE,
MCS(SL), MNASSL (born January 17, 1960) is a Sri Lankan academic. He is a Professor in Computer Science and attached to the Department of
Information Systems Engineering. He was the Director of the University of Colombo School of Computing (UCSC) from 24 May 2010 to 31 May 2016.
He was the Head of the Department of Information Systems Engineering from
September 2002 - September 2005. He also served as the Deputy Director of the
UCSC from 2003-2006.
11 Ishika Wikramanayake
11 Sherantha Wikramanayake
10 Sharmini Wikramanayake +
Anil Wickremasinghe ( Lives in Sydney Australia)
11 Richard
Wickremasinghe
11 Ashley Wickremasinghe
9 Mark Wikramanayake (First Sri Lankan
Actuary) + Rita Perera
10 Shrianthi Wikramanayake ( adopted)
8 Cyril Herbert ( Berty) Wikramanayake(Lawyer)1889-1963 +Bella Dissanayake ( 3rd
marriage)
9 Trevor Wikramanayake ( not married)
9 Merle Wikramanayake
9 Maureen Wikramanayake
9 Marie Wikramanayake
8 Christopher Egmont Wikramanayake b 1893 + Milred Millicent Sooriarachchi
Amerasekera ( 1st marriage)
9 Michael Wikramanayake + Dilta
Sooriarachchi Amerasekera
10 Christine Wikramanayake
10 Joseph Merril
Wikramanayake + Delrine Candappa
11 Belni Wikramanayake
11 Ashan Wikramanayake +
Lakmini Buddhadasa
12 Avisha
Wikramanayake
10 Rita Wikramanayake
10 Bernard Wikramanayake ( not married)
10 Sriyani Wikramanayake
10 Damayanthi
Wikramanayake
10 Malkanthi Wikramanayake
10 Sunil Paul Wikramanayake +
Omitha Disssanayake
11 Shevan Wikramanayake
11 Achini Wikramanayake
11 Dinuk Wikramanayake
10 Nirmalie Wikramanayake
10 Kushlani Wikramanayake
8 Christopher Egmont Wikramanayake b 1893 + Gladys Goonaratne ( 2nd marriage)
9 Christobel (
Bubsie) Wikramanayake
9 Charles (
Charlie) Edward Wikramanayake Jr
+ Judith ( Judy) Senanayake
10 Christopher ( Chrys) Egmont Wkramanayake Jr + Shirani Madanayake
11 Chrishani
Wikramanayake
8 Christopher Egmont Wikramanayake b 1893 + Vernetia ( Lily) Edirisinghe ( 3rd
marriage ) ( no issue)
8 Edith ( Ida) Wikramanayake
8 Cecil Lionel ( Lennie) Wikramanayake (1900- 1986) + Freda Bandaranayake
9 Lenita Sybil Wikramanayake
9 Asoka Wikramanayake + Nelun
Enid Ekanayake
10 Lasantha Wikramanayake +
Maheshi Waguda
11 Agasthi Wikramanayake
11 Rakitha Yuthik
Wikramanayake
10 Nelusha Charitha
Wikramanayake
9 Malinee Lilian Wikramanayake
9 Kanthi Wikramanayake
8 Constance ( Concy) Wikramanayake
8 Ina Wikramanayake + Richard Senanayake
9 Rani Senanayake
9 Lakshmi
Senanayake
9 Lalini
Senanayake
9 Lakshman
Senanayake
9 Manel Senanayake
9 Mignon
Senanayake
9 Sherene
Senanayake
2 Linchie Mahawellage
( daughter) b 1676 + Matthys Gorakawellage of Bataduwa
2 Mahawellage Kankanange Joniku
( son) b 1680 + Owittemullage Gimara
lived in Wataraka
2. Mahawellage Philippu
( son) b 1683 + Akkoeretti Gamage Madalena stayed back
in Kolonne.
3 Pietero (son) b 1724
3 Jonikoe (son) b 1727
3 Matthys (son) b 1731
3 Andries (son) b 1740
Balangoda is one of main cities that belongs
to kadawatha mada korale in Rattnapura district. This area is bounded by the
pettigala mountain range in the west, the steep crest of Detanagala known as
the southern steep in the north and mahawalatenne plateau in the east. Dorawela
oya and Belihuloya meet the Walawe River at Balangoda. The Way ganga originates at Mawela. Mahawelatenne which is the origin of Mahawelatenne family of
mahawelatenne walawwa. they owned this whole
village with 30,000 Acres. There it can see the Mahawelatenne Walawwa, where
Late Madame Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike Ratwatte born and spend her
childhood untill the marriage
Mrs.Sirimavo Bandaranaike’s (1916 – 2000) mother was a
Mahawalatenne ( Rosalind daughter of Rata Mahatmaya S D Mahawalatenne and
Agnes Ellawala) , a direct descendant of the Quisling Mahawalatenne
Mohottala, who was one of Governor Brownrigg’s stooges. In Uva, salt had to be
transported from Palatupana by ox-cart. There was a cattle department for this
purpose called theGon Badda. Brownrigg appointed Mahawalatenne as chief
of the Gon Badda.
The British soldiers needed large supplies of beef.
The Sinhalese refused to sell their cattle for slaughter. Mahawalatenne
undertook to supply animals from Sabaragamuwa.
This Mahawalatenna took a prominent part in a
pro-British agitation in Sabaragamuwa. He colluded with the collector at Galle
to aid an army division to march on Uva where the Sinhalese chiefs were
fighting to get rid of the British. Transport for this division was provided by
Mahawalatenne and a supply depot was set up by him at Batugedera to which
stores could be conveyed by water from Kalutara.
Vast acres of land in Balangoda, confiscated from the
people, were gifted to Mahawalatenne for his many acts of treachery to his
country.
Details given by :
Anil Wikramanayake
Submitted by : Mr Manjula de Livera.
Date : 7th December 2018.