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james sandilands
British leader, GB
(b. 1511)
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james sandilands, 3rd lord torphichen
(1596-1622)
(b. 1596)
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james sandilands
Scottish nobleman of the 17th century
(b. 1620)
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john sandilands, 5th lord torphichen
(1625-1649)
(b. 1625)
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walter sandilands, 6th lord torphichen
(1629-1696)
(b. 1629)
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william sandilands
Peerage person ID=594873
(b. 1630)
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mary sandilands
(born 1638)
(b. 1638)
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james sandilands, 2nd lord abercrombie
2nd Lord Abercrombie
(b. 1645)
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james sandilands
(died 1753)
(b. 1650)
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walter sandilands
(born 1652)
(b. 1652)
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john sandilands
(born 1654)
(b. 1654)
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margaret sandilands
(born 1660)
(b. 1660)
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anne sandilands
(born 1663)
(b. 1663)
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catherine sandilands
(born 1665)
(b. 1665)
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lilias sandilands
(born 1672)
(b. 1672)
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, Sandilands 
) , across the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Sandilands is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Norway, where it is quite a common surname, Denmark, and Guernsey (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, Germany, and Egypt. Much less frequently, Sandilands is the forename as well as the last name.