Philip Chaundy (1795-1865)

1827-28 Rate Book - Hammersmith :
	Queen Street West 16 P.Chaundy 1 12 1 12 (collected)

1831 [13th May] - Cobourg Place, Hammersmith HFA

• Philip Chaundy Baker 1 household containing 4 males and 1 female, of which two were bakers

1839 The Times Monday 24th June 1839 pg 2 col E:
	To be LET, Furnished, four miles west of Lon- don, PART of a detached HOUSE, in a very pleasant, healthy, and respectable situation, overlooking extensive garden grounds, two or three children of respectable tradespeople would not be objected to, the advertiser having a small family of his own. For cards apply to Mr. Chaundy, baker, Broadway, Hammersmith.

1840 Rate Book - Hammersmith 11th November 1840:
	Philip Chaundy House Queen Street Gross estimated rental £20 Rateable value £16 Rate at 1/2 in the £ 18s 8d Actually collected 18s 8d

1841 - West side, Queen street, Broadway, Hammersmith (St. Pauls)

• Philip Chaundy M 40 Baker Not born in county
• Maria Chaundy F 30 Not born in county
• Mary Chaundy F 14 Not born in county
• Wm Wainebrige M 50 J. Baker Born in county

1847 Minute Book - Hammersmith Highways Board June 1847:

To the Board of Surveyors acting for the parish of Hammersmith Gentlemen About 6 months since, a memorial was presented to the commissioners of the Metropolitan Roads signed by fifty eight of the owners and occupiers of property in the immediate neighbourhood of the Broadway, praying for the removal of the Pump now standing thereon, to its Original Site, the same being considered by them as a great nuisance. The Commissioners answer to the said Memorial, sanctioning it Removal under certain restrictions. (signed) ....... Philip Chaundy .......

1851 - West side, Queen street, Broadway, Hammersmith (St. Pauls)

• Philip Chaundy Head Mar M 55 Baker Oxford, Oxon
• Maria Chaundy Wife Mar F 45 Baker's Wife Yorkshire
• Eliza Hadron (?) Visitor Unm F 18 None [unreadable]
• Richard Hambridge Servant Unm M 15 Servant [unreadable]

• Hale George, beer retailer
• Chaundy Philip, baker
• Dove Henry, hairdresser
• Hudson Thomas, greengrocer
• Coles Mr Henry (Cobourg cottages)
• Briveau Lewis, academy (Cobourg pl)
• Fowell John Thorninglow, parish clerk
• Mortimer Miss
• Rixon George, beer retailer
• Latymer's Free School Richard Hester, headmaster
• St. Paul's Church Rev. James Connell M.A. Vicar
• .....

1860 The Times Thursday 19th January 1860 pg 1 col A:
	TO be SOLD, FOUR single FEATHER BEDS, Mattresses, Bedsteads, Blankets and sundries, all of the best quality and nearly new. Apply immediately to Mr. Chaundy, baker, Queen-street, Broadway, Hammersmith.

1860 The Times Wednesday 25th January 1860 pg 1 col A:
	WANTED, a small established BUSINESS in the fancy stationery line, or any other light business not objected to: or a House and Shop, in good repair, suitable for the same. Ad dress C.C., care of Chaundy, baker, Queen-street, Broadway, Ham- mersmith.

1861 - West side, Queen street, Broadway, Hammersmith (St. Pauls)

• Philip Chaundy Head Mar M 65 Master Baker Ascott, Oxon
• Maria Chaundy Wife Mar F 55 R..., Yorkshire
• Edward Piper Servant Unm M 18 Journeyman Baker Satchell, Berkshire

1871 - 8 William Smith Almshouses, Waterloo Street, Hammersmith, London (Parliamentary Borough of Chelsea) (District of Fulham)

• Maria Chaundy Head Wid F 65 Formerly Baker Yorkshire

1881 - 8 William Smith Almshouses, Waterloo Street, Hammersmith, London (Parliamentary Borough of Chelsea) (District of Fulham)

• Maria Channy [sic] Head Wid F 75 Annuitant Yorkshire

1891 - 8 William Smith Almshouses, Waterloo Street, Hammersmith, London (Parliamentary Borough of Chelsea) (District of Fulham)

• Maria Chaundy Head Wid F 85 Rawmarsh, Yorkshire

William Smith Almshouses :
	.....created in 1865, 10 almshouses each inmate to receive 7s a week..... .....ten Almshouses each of which Almshouse shall contain two rooms with proper conveniences attached thereto and all requisite fixtures and fittings.....