- Endowed (boys), founded by Dr South, rector in 1710, for 21 boys, some of whom are clothed & apprenticed; the building will hold 60 children; average attendance, 48; James Elias Chaundy, master; Mrs M Chaundy, mistress.

- Infant, built in 1856, for 70 children; average attendance, 50; Mrs M. Chaundy, mistress.

1891 - Dr. South's School House, Islip, Oxford

• James E. Chaundy Head Mar M 41 Schoolmaster (employed) Oxford
• Emma Chaundy Wife Mar F 33 Schoolmistress (employed) Sunderland, Durham
• Frank Chaundy Son Unm M 14 Scholar Totternhoe, Bedford
• William Chaundy Son Unm M 13 Scholar Hockliffe, Bedford
• John H. Chaundy Son Unm M 5 Scholar Hockliffe, Bedford
• Robert V. Chaundy Son Unm M 4 Scholar Islip, Oxon
• Jane Mallhive (?) Servant Unm F 14 General Servant Domestic Leadwell, Oxon

1891 - 38 London Road, Hemel Hempstead

• William Glover Head Mar M 74 Bricklayer Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
• Sarah Glover Wife Mar F 54 Manchester, Lancashire
• William Glover Son Unm M 29 Lime Burner Boxmoor, Hertfordshire
• Alice Glover Dau Unm F 18 Boxmoor, Hertfordshire
• Gilbert Glover Son Unm M 14 Florist's Apprentice (employed) Boxmoor, Hertfordshire
• Robert Valentine Glover Son Unm M 12 Scholar Boxmoor, Hertfordshire
• Charles Glover Son Unm M 10 Scholar Boxmoor, Hertfordshire
• James C. Chaundy Lodger Unm M 16 Clerk on L & N W Railway (employed) Eddlestone, Bucks

Dr South left land valued now at about £150 for the maintenance of a school, the apprenticing of two or three boys annually and for gifts to poor widows residing in the parish; Litchfield's augmentation to this charity provided about £16 a year for educational purposes and about £15 yearly for clothing; Dennett's charity of £8 is for apprenticing, and another gift by Mr William Augur in 1688 produces £1 11s. 6d. a year, which is expended in bread.

- Endowed (boys), founded by Dr South, rector in 1710, for 21 boys, some of whom are clothed & apprenticed; the building will hold 60 children; average attendance, 48; James Elias Chaundy, master.

- Infant, built in 1856, for 70 children; average attendance, 60; Mrs M. Chaundy, mistress.

1894 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, February 3, 1894:

ST. EBBE'S DRAWING CLASS PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES The certificates obtained at the last examination of the Art and Science Department of South Kensington by the teachers and pupils attending the St. Ebbe's drawing class, in this city, were presented on Saturday afternoon last, at the school, Paradise-square, by Mr. P. Elford, the Secretary of the Technical Instruction Committee of the Oxfordshire County Council. ... Mr. ELFORD then handed the certificates to the winners as under, Mr. HOWE remarking that the first two were "full" certificates: - Teacher's - "D" certificates, Emma M. Chaundy and William Piggott. Perspective Drawing - First class, Laura Plalsted and Isabella Bayliss; second class, Emma M. Chaundy, Emily Carter, Ellen M. Haith- waite, Jospeh Stammers, and Sarah A. Newsam. ... ...Model Drawing - First class, Mark Dew, Clara Richmond, Alfred W. Read, Sarah Collings, and Reginald T. Mole; second class, Alfred W. Nash, Emma M. Chaundy, Mark Hughes Alice Thompson, Isabella S. Bayliss, Frederick Clarke, Edward P. Butterfield, Grace M. Howe, Sarah A. Newsam, Margaret Buckerfield, Elizabeth A. Buckland, and William Piggott. ...

- Endowed (boys), founded by Dr South, rector, for 21 boys, some of whom are clothed & apprenticed; a new school was built in 1893, for 70 children; average attendance, 62; James Elias Chaundy, master.

- Infant, built in 1856, for 70 children; average attendance, 50; Mrs M. Chaundy, mistress.

1895 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, August 31, 1895:

ISLIP HORTICULTURAL SHOW AND ATHLETIC SPORTS In weather of the most auspicious character the third annual exhibition in coinnection with the Islip Hoticul- tural Society, which is limited in its radius to the parishes of Beckley, Woodeston and Noke, took place on Thursday, the locale as usual being the East Field, kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. J. Tompkins, and the event was attened with a measure of success which for the popu- larity of the Society spoke volumes. For a village shoe there was a large attendance, most of the elite of the dis- trict being present, and during the afternoon Lord and Lady Valentia and Mrs. Morrell put in an appearance, and watched with considerable concern several events of the programme of sports and jumping competitions. The entries, were, in the section for amateurs, 270; in the cottages' classes an aggregate of 320, or an increase of 90 on last year. Much of the success achieved is due to the great interest displayed in the affair by the hon. secre- taries, Miss G. Fowle and Mr. J. E. Chaundy, both of whom deserve the highest praise, while it is almost impos- sible to pass a too flattering compliment upon the com- mittee for the admirable and complete manner in which they carried out the arrangements, as everything passed off without the slightest hitch. ... SPECIAL PRIZES... Wild flowers, children under 14 - 1, Bertha Henmen; 2, Grace Henmen; 3, Frances Tompkins; 4, Edith Bull. Ditto, school children - 1, Harry Bateman; 2, May King; 3, Jack Chaundy; 4, Bob Chaundy ...

- Endowed (boys), founded by Dr South, rector, for 21 boys, some of whom are clothed & apprenticed; a new school was built in 1893, for 70 children; average attendance, 62; James Elias Chaundy, master.

- Infant, built in 1856, for 70 children; average attendance, 50; Mrs M. Chaundy, mistress.

1900 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, November 3, 1900:

ISLIP ISLIP SCHOOLS.- On October 10th, Mr. and Mrs. James Chaundy were presented by the Rev. T. W. Fowle (Rector) and his family with a handsome silver cruet. The scholars and school staff also gave them a silver sugar basin as a mark of esteem and respect. Miss Agatha Fowle made the pre- sentation, and in the name of the subscribers wished them every happiness and success in their new work. Mr. and Mrs. Chaundy are leaving Islip schools, after 15 years' service, to take charge of Elmore schools, near Gloucester.

1901 - Collage, Elmore, Gloucestershire

• James Chandly (sic) Head Mar M 51 Schoolmaster Cert Oxford
• Emma Chandly (sic) Wife Mar F 43 Schoolmistress Cert Sunderland, Durham
• John Chandly (sic) Son Unm M 15 Journalist Assistant / Author Hockliffe, Bedford
• Robert Chandly (sic) Son Unm M 14 Islip, Oxon
• Hylda Chandly (sic) Dau Unm F 4 Islip, Oxon
• Ellen Narland Serv Unm F 16 Servant (Domestic) Bletchingdon, Oxon

1911 - Gloucester, Gloucestershire

• James Chaundy Head Mar M 61
• Emma Chaundy Wife Mar F 50
• Hylda Chaundy Dau Unm F 14

• Cyril James (1874-1974)

  Marriage of Cyril James Chaundy married Mabel Louise Cattell registered in the first quarter of 1905 in Ipswich.
  

  Mabel Louise Cattell

  1851 - Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire

  • James Cooper Head Mar M 62 Wheelwright Thaxted, Essex
  • Elizabeth Cooper Wife Mar F 60 Wheelwright Wife Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Phebe Cooper Dau Unm F 33 Dressmaker Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattell GDau Unm F 9 Wheelwright Dau / Scholar Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Henry Cattell GDau [sic] Unm M 5 Scholar Waterbeach, Cambs
  
  

  1861 - 18 High Street, Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire

  • John Cattell Head Widr M 45 Wheelwright & Carpenter (Master) Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattell Dau Unm F 19 Dressmaker Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Henry Cattell Son Unm M 15 Wheelwright (App) Waterbeach, Cambs
  
  Marriage of Henry Cattell and Eliza Frohock is registered in the second quarter of 1870 in Chesterton. FreeBMD
  

  1871 - 21 Norwich Street, St Andrew the Less, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

  • Henry Cattelle [sic] Head Mar M 25 Wheelwright Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattelle [sic] Wife Mar F 24 Milliner Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattelle [sic] Sister Unm F 27 Milliner Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Robert Gibbons Lodger Unm M 20 Upholsterer Lynn, Norfolk
  
  Birth of Elizabeth Ann Cattell registered in the second quarter of 1871 in Cambridge. FreeBMD
  Birth of Harold Markham Cattell registered in the first quarter of 1873 in Cambridge. FreeBMD
  Birth of Bethia Minnie Cattell registered in the last quarter of 1874 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Birth of Florence Rebecca Cattell registered in the second quarter of 1877 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Birth of Horace James Cattell registered in the second quarter of 1880 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  

  1881 - High Street, Saffron Walden, Essex

  • Henry Cattell Head Mar M 35 Carriage Maker (Master) Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattell Wife Mar F 34 Waterbeach, Cambs
  • Elizabeth A. Cattell Dau Unm F 10 Scholar Cambridge, Cambs
  • Harold M. Cattell Son Unm M 8 Scholar Cambridge, Cambs
  • Bertha M. Cattell Dau Unm F 6 Scholar S. Walden, Essex
  • Florence R. Cattell Dau Unm F 4 Scholar S. Walden, Essex
  • Horace J. Cattell Son Unm M 1 S. Walden, Essex
  • Alfred Harmer Lodger Unm M 27 School Teacher Employed Stockport, Cheshire
  • Clara Sell Servant Unm F 14 General Serv (Domestic) Arkesden, Essex
  
  Birth of Mabel Louise Cattell registered in the last quarter of 1881 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Birth of William Henry Cattell registered in the second quarter of 1884 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Death of Horace James Cattell registered in the third quarter of 1884 in Saffron Walden. He was aged 4. FreeBMD
  Birth of Sidney Frobock Cattell registered in the third quarter of 1886 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Birth of Elsie Millicent Cattell registered in the third quarter of 1889 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  

  1891 - Abbey Lane, Saffron Walden, Essex

  • Henry Cattell Head Mar M 45 Carriage Builder Employed Walstead, Cambs
  • Eliza Cattell Wife Mar F 44 Walstead, Cambs
  • Elizabeth Cattell Dau Unm F 20 Drapers Assist Cambridge, Cambs
  • Harold M. Cattell Son Unm M 18 Grocers Assist Cambridge, Cambs
  • Bethia M. Cattell Dau Unm F 16 Confectioners Assist S. Walden, Essex
  • Florence R. Cattell Dau Unm F 14 S. Walden, Essex
  • Mabel L. Cattell Dau Unm F 9 Scholar S. Walden, Essex
  • William H. Cattell Son Unm M 6 Scholar S. Walden, Essex
  • Sidney F. Cattell Son Unm M 4 Scholar S. Walden, Essex
  • Elsie M. Cattell Dau Unm F 1 S. Walden, Essex
  • Alfred Harmer Lodger Unm M 27 School Teacher Employed Stockport, Cheshire
  
  Death of Eliza Cattell registered in the last quarter of 1891 in Saffron Walden. She was aged 45. FreeBMD
  Marriage of Bethia Minnie Cattell registered in the first quarter of 1898 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Death of Florence Rebecca Cattell registered in the first quarter of 1901 in Ipswich. She was aged 22. FreeBMD
  

  1901 - 12 West Field, Saffron Walden, Essex

  • Harold M. Cattell Head Unm M 28 Grocers Clerk Worker Cambridge, Cambs
  • Elizth Ann Cattell Sister Unm F 29 Drapers Assistant Worker Cambridge, Cambs
  • Mabel Louise Cattell Sister Unm F 19 Saffron Walden, Essex
  • Wm Henry Cattell Brother Unm M 18 Outfitters Apprentice Worker Saffron Walden, Essex
  • Sidney F. Cattell Brother Unm M 14 Drapers Apprentice Worker Saffron Walden, Essex
  • Elsie M. Cattell Sister Unm F 11 Saffron Walden, Essex
  
  Marriage of Elizabeth Ann Cattell registered in the third quarter of 1903 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  Marriage of Harold Markham Cattell registered in the second quarter of 1904 in Saffron Walden. FreeBMD
  
  Birth of Robert Vernon Chaundy registered in the third quarter of 1907 in Woolwich. FreeBMD
  

  1911 - 4 rooms occupied, Military Barracks, 32 Barrack Street, Mallow, County Cork (the building had 23 windows on the front elevation)

  • Cyril Chaundy Head Mar M 34
  • Mabel Louise Chaundy Wife Methodist Read and Write F 29 Married 6 years, 1 child born alive, 1 child still living England [POB]
  • Robert Vernon Chaundy Son Methodist Cannot read or write M 3 Scholar Single England [POB]
  
  WWI Transport Warrant Officer Class 1 8714 Royal Garrison Artillery.
  
  

  1917 London Gazette 3rd December 1920 pg 21:

  Civil Service Commission, 3rd December 1920 In pursuance of the provisions of His late Majesty's Order in Council of the 10th Janu- ary, 1910, the Civil Services Commissioners hereby announce the undermentioned Appoint- ments, Promotions, Transfers, &c (including Assignments of Second Diviison Clerks), for the month of November, 1920:- I. - CERTIFICATES ISSUED, ETC. November 4, 1920. WITHOUT COMPETITION Officers of Works: Park-keepers in the Royal Parks, Cyril James Chaundy, Francis James Dee, William Featherstone.

  
  1930 449 Chaundy, Cyril James, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
  1930 450 Chaundy, Mabel Louise, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
  1936 465 Chaundy, Cyril James, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
  1936 466 Chaundy, Mabel Louise, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
  1949 731 Chaundy, Cyril James, Clive street, no occupation, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Inverell
  1949 732 Chaundy, Mable Louise, Clive street, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Inverell
  1953 775 Chaundy, Cyril james, Clive street, no occupation, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Inverell
  1953 776 Chaundy, Mabel Louise, Clive street, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Inverell
  Death of Mabel Louise Chaundy, daughter of Henry and Eliza was registered in 1969 in Inverell District, NSW, Australia. 12204/1969
  Death of Cyril James Chaundy, son of James Elias and Fanny was registered in 1974 in NSW, Australia. 53349/1974
  
  

  • Robert Vernon (1907-1982)

    1930 451 Chaundy, Robert Vernon, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    1936 467 Chaundy, Robert Vernon, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    Robert Vernon Chaundy enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force on the 7th July 1942 at Inverell, NSW. His service number was 67135. He was born on the 8th September 1907 in Woolwich, England. His next of kin was recorded as his wife Gladys. RAAF
    Robert Vernon Chaundy was discharged from the Royal Australian Air Force on 28th August 1944. At the time he was a sergeant at '2 Initial Training School'. RAAF
    1949 423 Chaundy, Gladys Mary, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    1949 424 Chaundy, Robert Vernon, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    1953 460 Chaundy, Gladys Mary, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, home duties, F AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    1953 461 Chaundy, Robert Vernon, Totternhoe, Rob Roy, farmer, M AER, New South Wales, Gwydir, Warialda
    
  
  

• Walter Frank (1876-1956)

  1900 Chaundy, 4713 L Cpl F. slightly wounded at Bergendal on 27th August 1900. Casualty roll for the Natal Field Force page 156, line 17
  
  

  1900 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, September 1, 1900:

  OXFORDSHIRE MEN AT THE FRONT Mr. James E. Chaundy, master of Islip School, has received the following letter from his son, Lance-Corporal Frank Chaundy, of the 1st Man- chester Regiment, now serving in the Transvaal: "South Africa, July 29. Dear Father and Mother, - Just a couple of lines to let you know I'm still getting on all right. I got your last letter dated June 13th, and one from *Cyril by the same amil, but this had been on the way about four months, and had been all over the country. We are again amongst the fighting between Zandspruit and Standerton. There is a mob of Boers here who got round be- hind Buller's troops and tried to break his line of communication; we are after them every day. We've shifted them out of their positions and taken a laager from them, but we are now defend- ing the railway, and so keeping them from cutting the line, till Buller sends down a column from his division. I don't think the Boers can hang out much longer. The force that's here only had two big guns, our little party took one yester- day, and the other is supposed to be damaged. I think by the time you this it will be all over. We've got a lot of Volunteers, Militia, and Re- serve men in our battalion, to make the strength up. They were grumbling before we got here "because they were not amongst the fighting." and went mad when they first got under fire, es- pecially the Volunteers. They were taking up a position for the night on outpost duty, a few days since, and the Boers took them unawares. We had to turn out and help them. The Boers took to their heels when they saw reinforcements coming. The Volunteers made a good stand. You would think they had taken the Transvaal the way they throw their chests out now. It is terribly cold here at nights, especially aftera day's fighting, if you get put on outpost duty, without blankets, and sometimes nothing to drink. We all carry a little bundle of firewood on our backs to make a drop of tea at night and to warm a bit of bully beef with. You have to do your own cooking. On this job it's nothing but bully and biscuits unless you can commandeer a few fowls, or an odd pig now and again, but taking it all round, I'd rather soldier this way than in barracks. There is no pipeclay and polishing buttons here; you've only got to keep your rifle and bayonet in good working order, grow a beard, and get a wash when you can, etc. I'm quite used to roughing it on the veldt. It is now nearly twelve months since I slept in a bed. I see they are sending Boer prisoners to Colombo and Ceylon - they sent a regiment from here to escort a lot last week. They might send our regiment with some shortly. I wish they would. I might be able to borrow a suit of khaki and a clean shirt from *Cyril. A rumour has just come into camp that De Wet, Steyn, and 700 prisoners are captured. If that is correct the war will soon be over. Must now say adieu. I will write when I can, but it's not often I can get the chance. Love to all at home. - Your loving son, FRANK." * His soldier brother, Cyril, is at Colombo.

  
  Marriage of Walter Frank Chaundy and Edith Susan Wibby registered in the first quarter of 1908 in Kidderminster.
  

  Edith Susan Wibby

  1891 - The Beeches, Tuffley, Gloucestershire

  • John Wibby Head Mar M 34 Timber Merchant's clerk Hentland, Hereford
  • Susan Wibby Wife Mar F 32 Whaddon, Gloucestershire
  • Edith S. Wibby Dau Unm F 4 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Lily Wibby Dau Unm F 2 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Nellie Wibby Dau Unm F 1 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  
  

  1901 - Gloucester, Gloucestershire

  • John Wibby Head Mar M 44 Manager Timber Merchants Hentland, Hereford
  • Susan Wibby Wife Mar F 42 Brookthorpe, Gloucestershire
  • Edith S. Wibby Dau Unm F 14 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Lily Alice Wibby Dau Unm F 12 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Nellie E. Wibby Dau Unm F 11 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Ethel M. Wibby Dau Unm F 9 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Irene E. Wibby Dau Unm F 6 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Edward J. Wibby Son Unm M 5 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  • Elsie Mary Wibby Dau Unm F 2 Tuffley, Gloucestershire
  
  
  Birth of Dorothy Chaundy registered in the first quarter of 1907 in Upton. FreeBMD
  Birth of Harold Frank Chaundy registered in the third quarter of 1909 in Gloucester. FreeBMD
  

  1911 - Gloucester, Gloucestershire

  • Frank Chaundy Head Mar M 34
  • Edith Chaundy Wife Mar F 24
  • Dorothy Chaundy Dau Unm F 4
  • Harold Chaundy Son Unm M 1
  
  

• William Thomas (1877-1927)

  
  

  1887 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, January 22, 1887:
  	ACCIDENTS. - ... On Wednesday a body named Willie Chaundy, aged 9, of Islip School, fell while playing at a school treat and broke his arm, ...

  
  

  1887 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, September 3, 1887:
  	ACCIDENTS. - ...and Willie Chaundy, aged nine, of Islip, who fell from a stack of timber and broke his arm, this being the second time that the limb has been broken. ...

  
  

  1901 - 6 Asklon Terrace, Fulham, London

  • Fred Harris Head Mar M 46 Railway Engine Driver Worker Harrow, Middlesex
  • Elizabeth Harris Wife Mar F 55 HouseHill, Gloucestershire
  • Mabel L. J. Harris Dau Unm F 14 W. Kensington, London
  • Alfred V. F. Harris Son Unm M 13 W. Kensington, London
  • Albert V. Menzies Boarder Unm M 25 Omnibus Driver Worker Bow, Middlesex
  • William R. Piggott Boarder Unm M 26 Relief Stamper Worker Brixton, Surrey
  • William Chaundys (sic) Boarder Unm M 22 Omnibus Conductor Worker Hockliffe, Bedfordshire
  
  Marriage of William Thomas Chaundy and Mabel Lilian Carter registered in the last quarter of 1903 in Camberwell.
  Florence Minerva Chaundy, daughter of William Thomas and Mabel Lilian Chaundy was baptised at St. Andrew, West Kensington on 21st January 1906 by H. E. Stevens. The family were living at 2 Dieppe St and the father's occupation was recorded as Bus Conductor. No. 2265 Parish Records
  

  1911 - Gloucester, Gloucestershire

  • William Thomas Chaundy Head Mar M 33
  • Mabel Lillian Chaundy Wife Mar F 27
  • Florence Minerva Chaundy Dau Unm F 5
  
  Marriage of Florence M. Chaundy and James E. Edgar registered in the second quarter of 1933 in Manchester S. FreeBMD
  
  

• Margaret Ethel (1884-1885)

• John Henry (1885-1916)

  Marriage of John Henry Chaundy and Lizzie Cartwright Shelton registered in the first quarter of 1910 in Ashton. They married at St. Mary, Droylsden. Cheshire BMD
  

  Lizzie Cartwright Shelton

  Birth of Lizzie Cartwright Shelton registered in the third quarter of 1891 in Bridgnorth. FreeBMD
  

  1891 - Thorny Croft Cottage, Lymm, Cheshire

  • Ann Seymour Head Wid F 37 Laundress Lymm, Cheshire
  • Walter Seymour Son Unm M 20 Apprentice plumber Lymm, Cheshire
  • Beatrice Seymour Dau Unm F 13 Lymm, Cheshire
  • Ralph Seymour Son Unm M 10 Scholar Lymm, Cheshire
  • Daniel Shelton Lodger Unm M 32 Brickworker Shawell, Leicestershire
  • Eliza Shelton Lodger Unm F 27 Cook Bridgnorth, Shropshire

  1901 - South Manchester, Lancashire

  • Dan W. Shelton Head Mar M 42 Bricklayer's labourer Shawell, Leicestershire
  • Eliza Shelton Wife Mar F 38 Bridgnorth, Shropshire
  • Lizzie C. Shelton Dau Unm F 9 Bridgnorth, Shropshire
  • Frances E. Shelton Dau Unm F 7 Frodsham, Cheshire
  • Eliza Shelton Dau Unm F 5 Droylsden, Lancashire
  • Mary Shelton Dau Unm F 3 Droylsden, Lancashire
  • Rebecca Wood Visitor F 41 House Keeper Manchester, Lancashire
  • Charles R Cropper Boarder M 35 Commercial Clerk Ashton, Lancashire
  
  Birth of John R. Chaundy registered in the third quarter of 1910 in Chorlton.
  

  1911 - Chorlton, Lancashire

  • Dan Shelton Head Mar M 53
  • Eliza Shelton Wife Mar F 49
  • Mary Shelton Dau Unm F 13
  • Dan Shelton Son Unm M 7
  • Kathleen Shelton Dau Unm F 4
  • Margaret Shelton Dau Unm F 3
  • John Chaundy S-in-L Mar M 24
  • Lizzie Chaundy Dau Mar F 19
  • John Chaundy GSon Unm M 0
  • Alexander Stevens M 39
  
  Birth of Elsie Chaundy registered in the second quarter of 1912 in Chorlton.
  Birth of Vernon H. Chaundy registered in the last quarter of 1914 in Chorlton.
  John Henry Chaundy enlisted in Manchester into the 12th Battalion of the Manchester Regiment. His rank was L/CPL and his army number was 24345.
  24345 Pte Chaundy, John Henry, 11th Bn, 12th Bn Manch Regt. BWM & VM Roll WO329/1571 Page 8710
  John Henry Chaundy was killed in action on 7th July 1916.
  
  

  1917 The Times Friday 12th Jan 1917 pg 10, col B:
  	ROLL OF HONOUR LOSSES IN THE RANKS LIST OF 1,640 NAMES All are privates except where otherwise shown. The town shown against each soldier's name is the home of his next-of-kin, except when followed by the abbreviation "Enlt.," when it is his place of enlist- ment :- ..... Previously reptd. Missing, now reptd. Killed. ..... MANCHESTER P., Chaundy, 24345 L.-Cpl. J.H. Manchester .....

  
  Death of Vernon H. Chaundy registered in the last quarter of 1918 in Chorlton. He was aged four.
  
  

• Robert Vernon (1886-1906)

• Hilda Mary (1896-)

  Birth of Hilda Mary Chaundy registered in the third quarter of 1896 in Bicester.
  
  

• Harold Frank (1909-1981)

  Birth of Harold Frank Chaundy registered in the third quarter of 1909 in Gloucester.
  Marriage of Harold F. Chaundy and Ethel Brown registered in the second quarter of 1931 in Hereford.
  
  
  Death of Harold Frank Chaundy registered in the first quarter of 1981 in Hereford. He had been born in August 1909.
  Harold Frank Chaundy of 12 Grandstand Road, Hereford, died 17 February 1981. Probate £10,152. Will notice
  Death of Ethel Chaundy registered in the second quarter of 1989 in Hereford. Her date of birth is recorded as 10th September 1904.
  Ethel Chaundy, 12 Grandstand Road, Hereford, died 20 June 1989. Not exceeding £100,000. Will notice