Jassa Singh, brother of Baghel Singh (see Fatehgarh), he and his son joined the Kanhaiya misl, and shared its good and bad fortunes, married and had issue.
Sardar Charrat Singh, he obtained some 28 villages in the Amritsar and Gurdaspur districts, valued at 40,000Rs, which he held until his death, and were inherited by his three sons, married and had issue.
Sardar Sardul Singh, he and his brothers shared in their fathers property, but in 1802, their estates were seized by Ranjit Singh, who gave them other jagirs in lieu, he received the jagir of Damudar, married and had issue.
Sardar Ran Singh, married and had issue. He died 1861.
Sahib Singh, born 1851.
Sardar Gurmukh Singh, married and had issue.
Nihal Singh, born 1824.
Sardar Nar Singh, he received the jagirs of Kotlah, Sheikhanwala and Kotla Majaka, with a cash allowance of 1,000Rs p.a.; married a daughter of Sardar Sadho Singh Kotli, and had issue, three sons. He died in 1816.
Sardar Ram Singh, he served with the Kanhaiya Ghorcharahs, and later was appointed Commandant of the French regiment; after annexation his jagirs were confiscated but he was granted a life pension of 360Rs p.a., married a daughter of Sardar Sham Singh Mann of Mogalchak, and had issue. He died 1850.
Sardar Arbel Singh, married and had issue.
Sardar Sant Singh, born 1854.
Sardar Uttam Singh, born 1860.
Sardar Bulant Singh, born 186x.
Sardar Isa Singh, married and had issue.
Apar Singh
Sardar Sham Singh, born 1809, he served with the Irregular Cavalry, appointed a Jamadar in 1857 and was granted some land at Karial.
Sardar Kahn Singh, born 1814, he served with the Irregular Cavalry.
Sardar Didar Singh, he was placed in the orderly guard on a salary of 60Rs p.m. He died 1851.
