1899 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, September 30, 1899:
	WOOTTON (OXON). HARVEST FESTIVAL.- The annual harvest thanks- giving services were held at St. Mary's Church on Sunday last, the occasion being also the anniver- sary of the Feast of the Dedication. The church was bright with flowers, and decorated with sheaves of fine corn sent by Mr. G. Chaundy, Wootton Downs. ...

1899 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, November 4, 1899:

WOOTTON PETTY SESSIONS - TUESDAY Spencer Wilfred Stockford, Upper Dornford, Wootton, labourer, brought up in custody, was, charged on remand with damaging a steam engine, the property of George A. H. Chaundy, Wootton Downes Farm, at Tackley, on Sunday, the 22nd October. The prisoner was further charged with stealing a quantity of beer, on teh same date from a shed at Tackley, the property of John Judd, Steeple Aston, value 6s. - Mr. Fuller, solicitor, Kidlington, appeared for the defence, and pleaded guilty on both charges. Evidence in support of the charges was given by several witnesses, and the prisoner, for the first offence, was committed for two months' hard labour, and one month for the second offence.

1899 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, December 16, 1899:

COMBE ACCIDENT. - An accident which might have ter- minated seriously happened near Mr. Philip Davis' farm on Monday afternoon to a nursey cart, which was being driven from Mr. Chaundy's Wootton Downs' farm to Combe. The occupants consisted of a groom, who was driving, and two nurses, with Mr. Chaundy's two children. They met a cart laden with heavy stones nearly opposite Mr. Davis' farm, and according to the groom's statement, when he pulled out to pass this cart, the horse he was driving swerved, the result being that the convey- ances collided, and the wheel of the nursey cart got locked with the wheel of the other cart, causing the nurse who was holding one of the child- ren to be pitched out, together with the groom. They fortunately escaped with a severe shaking and a few scratches. The horse was trotting sharply at the time and the collision caused the hooks to which the traces were attached to draw out of the nursery cart, which let the horse loose, and he galloped on in the direction of the village, but was fortunately stopped without doing or receiving any injury. Assistance was rendered by Mr. Davis, who kindly lent a trap for their return home, the nursery cart having a spring broken and the front part badly damaged.

1901 - Wootton, Oxon

• George Chandy [sic] Head Unm M 39 Farmer Tackley, Oxon
• Amelia Chandy [sic] Wife Unm F 39 Oxford, Oxon
• Evelyn Chandy [sic] Dau Unm F 4 Wootton, Oxon
• Herbert Chandy [sic] Son Unm M 2 Wootton, Oxon
• Edward Chandy [sic] Son Unm M 1 Wootton, Oxon

1911 - Chipping Norton, Oxon

• George Albert Henry Chaundy Head Unm M 49
• Amelia Maude Chaundy Wife Unm F 49
• Evelyn Mary Chaundy Dau Unm F 14
• Herbert Horalis [sic] Chaundy Son Unm M 12
• Edward Douglas Chaundy Son Unm M 11
• George Henry Chaundy Son Unm M 8
• Eva Nelly Gregory F 19

1913 London Gazette 23rd May 1913 pg 38:

Re GEORGE ALBERT HENRY CHAUNDY, Deceased Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap.35. NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other persons having any debts, calims, or demands against the state of George Albert Henry Chaundy, late of Enstone,in the county of Oxford, deceased (who died on the 12th day of September, 1912, and whose will was proved in the Oxford Dis- trict Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 6th day of February, 1913, by Amelia Maude Chaundy, Widow, the relict of the deceased, the sole executrix therein named), are hereby required to send in the particu- lars of their debts, claims, or demands to the under- signed, the Solicitors forthe said executrix,on or before the seventeenth day of June, 1913 after which date the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which she shall then have had notice; and she will not be liable for the assets of the deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose debts, claims, or demands she shall not then have had notice. - Dated this 20th day of May,1913. THOMAS MALLAM and CO., 126, High-street, Oxford, Solicitors for the Executrix.

• Evelyn Mary (1897-1972)

• Herbert Horatio (1898-1975)

  WWI Driver T/386452 Army Service Corps.
  WWI Driver 265155 Royal Field Artillery.
  
  

• Edward Douglas (1899-1964)

  1926 Edward D. Chaundy, age 27, arrived from Kingston at Avonmouth on board the Motagua - Elders & Fyffes Line on 5th July 1926. Ports of Voyage: Tela, Bermuda. His destination in England was Longhandborough, Nr Oxford. He travelled 1st class and his occupation was noted as engineer. Permanent residence: England. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1929 Edward D. Chaundy, age 29, arrived from Kingston at Avonmouth on board the Motagua - Elders & Fyffes Line on 3rd July 1929. Ports of Voyage: Santa Marta. His destination in England was 325 High St. Lincoln. He travelled 1st class and his occupation was noted as engineer. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1929 Audrey Chaundy, age 29, arrived from Kingston at Avonmouth on board the Motagua - Elders & Fyffes Line on 3rd July 1929. Ports of Voyage: Santa Marta. Her destination in England was 325 High St. Lincoln. She travelled 1st class and her occupation was noted as 'None'. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1932 Edward Douglas Chaundy, age 32, arrived from Kingston at London on board the Jamaica Progress - Jamaica Banana Producers Steamship Company Ltd on 27th July 1932. His destination in England was Long Handborough, Nr. Oxford. He travelled 1st class and his occupation was noted as engineer. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1932 Audrey Chaundy, age 31, arrived from Kingston at London on board the Jamaica Progress - Jamaica Banana Producers Steamship Company Ltd on 27th July 1932. Her destination in England was Long Handborough, Nr. Oxford. She travelled 1st class and no occupation was noted. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1935 Mr E. D. Chaundy, age 35, arrived from Kingston at Southampton on board the Cefalu - Standard Fruit & Steamship Company on 9th July 1935. Ports of Voyage: Kingston and Rotterdam. His destination in England was Longhandbrough, New Oxford [sic]. He travelled 1st class and his occupation was noted as engineer. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1935 Mrs E. D. Chaundy, age 35, arrived from Kingston at Southampton on board the Cefalu - Standard Fruit & Steamship Company on 9th July 1935. Ports of Voyage: Kingston and Rotterdam. Her destination in England was Longhandbrough, New Oxford [sic]. She travelled 1st class and her occupation was noted as housewife. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1950 Edward D. Chaundy, age 50, arrived from Kingston at Avonmouth on board the Cavina - Messrs Elders and Fyffes Ltd on 26th September 1950. His destination in England was Long Handborough, Oxford. He travelled first class and his occupation was noted as engineer. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1950 Audrey Chaundy, age 50, arrived from Kingston at Avonmouth on board the Cavina - Messrs Elders and Fyffes Ltd on 26th September 1950. Her destination in England was Long Handborough, Oxford. sHe travelled first class and her occupation was noted as housewife. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1953 Mr E. Chaundy, age 53, arrived from Kingston at Liverpool on board the Ebro - Royal Mail Lines Ltd on 25th August 1953. His destination in England was c/o Brook House, Park Lane, W1. He travelled first class and his occupation was noted as Sugar Estate Manager. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  1953 Mrs A. Chaundy, age 53, arrived from Kingston at Liverpool on board the Ebro - Royal Mail Lines Ltd on 25th August 1953. Her destination in England was c/o Brook House, Park Lane, W1. She travelled first class and her occupation was noted as Housewife. Permanent residence: Jamaica. UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  

• George Henry (1902-1985)

  1937 The Times Monday, 1st February 1937 pg 8 col A
  	NEW YEARS HONOURS FULL OFFICIAL LIST PUBLIC SERVICE REWARDED The following is the complete list of New Year Honours conferred by the King :- .... COLONIAL OFFICE LIST .... ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE .... CIVIL DIVISION .... M.B.E. AXISA, JOSEPH EDWARD. Esq., Deputy Commissioner of Police, Malta. CHAUNDY, GEORGE HENRY Esq., Education Officer, Kenya. ....

  
  

  1964 Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Program of Eastern African Studies

  Kapenguria proved to be a more fortunate location; the governing community was healthier and a little closer to Kitale. Moreover, the non-Pokot population began to grow. G.H. Chaundy arrived in 1931 to run the African school; ... ...G.H. Chaundy and other agricultural advisors spent year after frustrating year trying to get the Pokot todiversify their farming with these very crops. ... By 1935 Chaundy had sixty students and four African teachers, all non-Pokot.