'Pocket No. 12: Enclosure to Part III of Volume I of the Persian Gulf Gazetteer: Genealogical Table of the (Wahhābi) Āl Sa’ūd (’Anizah) Family of Southern Najd (Sheets Nos. 1, 2 and 3.)' [Sheet No. 1] [‎14v] (2/2)

SHEET NO. 1.
TABLE OF THE EXTTiITSTGr
AL SA'UD ('AN1ZAH) FAMILY OF SOUTHERN NAJD.
(This table was compiled by Mr. J. C. Gaskin in 1905, and was revised in 1906 by Captain S. G. Kuox, Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. at Kuwait, with the assistance of 'Abdur Rahman-
m-Zaid, a trusted agent of the A1 Sa'ud. The table by Colonel Ross in the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. Administration Report for 1879-80 was the basis of Mr. Gaskin's work.)
st of the Wdhhdhi Amirs
Najd belonging to this family.
Capital, Dara'iyah.
Mnhammad-bin-Sa'Qd, till 1765 .
'AbdaJ 'A«iz-bin-Miihamni3d, 1765-1803
fca'ud-bin-'Abdul 'Aziz, 1803— 14
'Abdullah-bin-Sa'ud, 1814—18
[Interregnoni, 1818—10.]
Mashari-bin-Sa'ud, 1819—23
Turki-bin-'Abdullah, 1824—34
Faisal-bin-Turki (first reign), 1834—38
[Interregnum, ] 838—40.]
Khalid-bin-Sa'ud, 1810—42
'Abdullab-bin-Thanaiyan, 1842—48
Faisal-bin-Tnrki (second reign), 1843—65
' Abdullah-bin-Faisal (first reign), 1865—71
Sa'ud-bin-Faisal, 1871—75 ....
'Abdullah-bin-Faisal (second reign), 1875—87
rinterrefnum, 1887—1902.]
'Abdur Kahman-bin-Faisal, since 1902
(The A1 Sa'Qd family are included in the larger family of A1 Maqran.
'AnLwh tribeT ^ MiBfilikh 8ection of the Wald >Ali of th e
F arhdn.
(See Sheet No. 9.)
UjSL*
Maqran.*
bin-Farhan-Ibrahim-
bin-Musa-bin-Rabif
(Dead.)
Muhammad*
(Dead.)
Sand,
(From whom the family
take their name of A1
Sa'ud; dead.)
N otb S.—1. Thp date of compilation of this table is 1906,
2. Nearly all females are on. it ted ; and *'issue " means
in this table, "male issue. "
3. Sons of the t-ame father are arranged in order of seniority
from left to right, the elder being on the left; in some
of the more distant generations, however, the 'order
of seniority is mainly conjectural. Daughters are invari
ably placed in the position of juniority on the extreme
right.
4. Dates of birth, and in some cases of death, are onlv
approximate. J
5. When the fact or date of death is not mentioned, the
person was probably alive in 1906.
cjUio
Thanaiyan.
(See Sheet No. 8.)
MUHAMMAD.
(See Sheet No. 4.)
Maahari.
(See Sheet No. 6,)
(The descendants of the sons of Sa'ud-bin-Muhammad are given in the following tables, Nos. 2 to 5.)
• Maqran is generally pronounced " Mljrin."
t [Rabi' is said to have established himself as Shaikh of Dara'iyah in 850 A. H.]