- Ramkamal Sen, born 1783, he was the first Indian secretary
of the Asiatic Society, the compiler of the
earliest English-Bengali Dictionary, and one of the founders of the
Hindu College in 1817, the Calcutta School-Book Society in 1818 and the
Sanskrit College in 1824; married and had issue. He died 1844.
- Peary Mohun Sen, born 1814, educated at Hindu College;
married and had issue. He died 1848.
- Maharishi Keshub Chandra Sen (continued below).
- Maharishi Keshub Chandra Sen, born 19th November
1838, educated at Hindu College 1854/1856, he formed the Indian Reform
Association in 1870, and established the Arya Nari Samaj in 1879;
married 27th April 1856, Jaganmohini Devi, died 1898, and had issue. He
died 8th
January 1884.
- Karuna Chandra Sen
- Suniti Devi Sen [HH Maharani Suniti Devi of Cooch Behar],
born 1864 at Coolootola, Calcutta, married 1878, Col. HH Maharaja Sir
Nripendra Narayan Bhup
Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar
1863/1911, and had issue, four sons and three daughters. She died 1932.
- Nirmal Chandra Sen, born 21st January 1869, C.B.E.
[cr.1929]; educated at Calcutta; Edinburgh; and Coopers Hill. Served
with the Government Opium Dept. in Behar for 5 years; then with Cooch
Behar State Service for 18 years, local Adviser to Indian Students at
India Office, afterwards Joint Secretary and Educational Adviser to
High Commissioner for India for 16 years. Member of the Indian Gymkhana
Club, the British Indian Union Club, Calcutta Club, Darjeeling Club and
Gymkhana Club; married Mrinalini Devi Luddhi, and had issue, one son
and three
daughters.
- Srilata Sen
- Arathi Sen
- Anjali Sen
- Prafulla Chandra Sen, married an English girl.
- Savitri Devi Sen, married a cousin of Maharaja Sir
Nripendra Narayan Bhup
Bahadur of Cooch Behar.
- Suchara Devi Sen [HH Maharani Suchara Devi of
Mayurbhanj], born 1874, in Calcutta, she was known as a women's rights
activist, as she and her sister, Suniti Devi, founded the Maharani
Girls' High School at Darjeeling in 1908; she was elected as the
President of Bengal Women's Education League in 1931; and elected as
President of All Bengal Women's Union in 1932; married (as his second
wife), 1904 in Calcutta,
HH
Maharaja Sriram
Chandra Bhanj Deo, Maharaja of Mayurbhanj
1882/1912, and had issue, three children. She died 1961.
- Dr. Saral Chandra Sen, married Nirmala Sen, and had issue.
- Sujit Chandra Sen
- Binita Sen [Rani Binita Roy of Chakma], married Raja
Nalinaksha Roy, 49th Chakma Raja, and
had issue.
- Raja Tridev Roy, 50th Chakma Raja, born about
1935, married and has issue.
- Rajkumar Nandit Roy
- Rajkumari Rakhi Roy, born 31st August 1949,
married 6th September 1977 at Rangamati, Maharajkumar Shri Jayasinhji
Mayurdhwajsinhji Jhala [Jawahir Dev Sahib] of Dhrangadhra (India), and has issue,
two daughters.
- Sadhana Sen, born 20th April 1914 in Calcutta, dancer,
singer and actress, from an early age she was interested in singing and
dancing, she
learnt singing from Girijashankar and Mihit Bhattacharya and she became
an exponent
of both
Kathak and Manipuri dance forms; she also appeared in a number of
successful
films like, Alibaba (1937), Kumkum (1940) and Rajnartaki
(1941); she married 15th December 1930 in
Calcutta, Madhu Bose,
born 12th February 1900 in Calcutta, died 25th September 1969 in
Calcutta, Actor and
Movie
Director. She died 3rd October 1973 in Calcutta.
- Nilina Sen [Rajkumarani Naina Devi of Kapurthala], born
1917, a famous thumri singer; married Lt.-Col. Rajkumar Ripjit Singh of
Kapurthala, and had
issue. She died
November 1993.
- Monica Devi Sen, married Professor Sadhu Mahalanobis, he
worked in the Education Department.
- Dr. Subrata Chandra Sen, born about October 1881, married
a French girl.
- Sujata Devi Sen, married Mr. Sen (brother of Saral's
wife).
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