GEORGE (HENRY)   (click on the name, to see his page)

FRANCIS (n. PATIN)   (click on the name, to see her page)

RICHARD   (click on the name, to see his page)

MARY (n. CRISP)   (click on the name, to see her page)

ROBERT KAUNTZE

born in 1838 at Brompton, London
married in 1880 in St. Pancras, Middlesex, to Mary Ann (n. Reid)
Robert was a taxi driver
His father was a Richard, born in 1800 in London and his mother a Mary, born in 1803 at Northampton. (Could be Richard and Mary (n. Crisp) above.

MARY ANNE (n. REID)

born in 1854 in St. Pancras, Middlesex
daughter of a Mr. Reid and Jane Thomas
married in 1880 in St. Pancras to Robert

MARY ANNE (m. Gilgannon)   (click on the name, to see her page)

EDWARD KAUNTZ(E)

came in May 1802 from Hanover to Kent. Probably got the -e ending when he moved, as in Hanover there are only Kauntz (without -e). This is a linguistically logical mistake as well.
married to Sarah Ann about 1805/06 in Guernsey
Sergeant 11th Light Dragoons
Passenger aboard the Indiaman "Atlas" departing Gravesend on Feb. 7th, 1819 for Calcutta.
Taken from the Ships Log under "women accompanying troops":
Sarah Ann Kauntze and "Children"
George 13 yrs old, Fredk unspecificed age, Henry 9 yrs old, Matilda 7 yrs old, Sophia 18 mths old
Mrs Kauntze delivered a daughter at sea on 29th April 1819 (Charlotte).
Fredk died at sea 24th June.
Remarried on Oct. 9th, 1821 Elisabeth Kilner, whose husband, Richard, also was a Sergeant. They also had been onboard on the "Atlas".
Both he and Elisabeth died in 1822.

(SARAH) ANN KAUNTZE (nee ?)

married to Edward Kauntze about 1805/06 in Guersey
together with Edward Kauntze parent of George, Fred(ri)k, Matilda, Henry, Sophia and Charlotte

GEORGE (EDWARD FRANCIS) KAUNTZE

son of Edward and Ann
born in 1806 in Guernsey
married in Cawnpore to Mary Ann Critchell on July 13th, 1830
is represented at amazon.com with the following book: HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE THIRD, OR KING'S OWN REGIMENT OF LIGHT DRAGOONS by George E.F. Kauntze (1851)
died in Benares on April 28th, 1873 of cholera

MARY ANN KAUNTZE (n. CRITCHELL)

married in Cawnpore to George (Edward Francis) on July 13th, 1830

MATILDA MARY KAUNTZE

daughter of George (Edward Francis) and Mary Ann (n. Critchell)
born in Meerut, India, on Nov. 21st, 1832
married to Robert (William) Haddock
died in 1911

GEORGE FREDERICK KAUNTZE

son of George (Edward Francis) and Mary Ann (n. Critchell)
born in Meerut, India, on June 3rd, 1834

EDWARD HENRY ERNEST KAUNTZE

son of George (Edward Francis) and Mary Ann (n. Critchell)
born in Meerut, India, in 1836

SOPHIA AMELIA KAUNTZE

daughter of George (Edward Francis) and Mary Ann (n. Critchell)
born in Cawnpore, India, on Nov. 27st, 1838

CHARLOTTE MARY KAUNTZE

daughter of George (Edward Francis) and Mary Ann (n. Critchell)
born in Umballa, India, in 1844
died in Umballa, India, in 1845

FRED(RI?)K KAUNTZE

son of Edward and Ann
died onboard of the "Atlas" on the way to Calcutta June 24th, 1819

MATILDA (MARY) KAUNTZE

daughter of Edward and Ann
born in 1812 in France
married in India on June 2nd, 1829 to Benjamin Ashwell

SOPHIA KAUNTZE

daughter of Edward and Ann
born in 1817

HENRY (EDWARD) KAUNTZE

son of Edward and Ann
born in 1809/1810
father of Harrietta Sophia (born 1841), Henry Trotter (born 1842), William George (born 1847), Rebecca Charlotte (born 1852), Ernest Edward (born 1853), Thomas Alexander (born 1854) and Eva Emily (born 1858)
from Hart's Annual Army List:
Quartermaster made 1st April 1853. "Served with 11th Hussars at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1825-6 (medal and one clasp). Also the Eastern campaign of 1854 and up to 22nd Aug 1858, including the affair of Bulganak, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (medal and clasps and Turkish medal.)
11th Hussars were previously the 11th Light Dragoon.

CHARLOTTE KAUNTZE   (click on the name, to see her page)

HARRIETTA SOPHIA KAUNTZE

daughter of Henry (Edward)
born in 1841

HENRY TROTTER KAUNTZE

son of Henry (Edward)
born in 1842
married Hannah (n. Booth) on Jul. 12th, 1876
together with Hannah (n. Booth) parent of Harry (Henry) Booth (born 1878), Edward W (born about 1882) and James Gilbert Charles (born about 1884)

HANNAH KAUNTZE (n. BOOTH)

on Jul. 12th, 1876 married to Henry Trotter
together with Henry Trotter parent of Harry (Henry) Booth (born 1878), Edward W (born about 1882) and James Gilbert Charles (born about 1884)

HARRY (HENRY BOOTH) KAUNTZE

son of Henry Trotter and Hannah (n. Booth)
born about 1878 in Oldham, Lancashire
in the 1901 census he is 23 years old and a vetenary student at the University of Edinborough, Scotland
married to Elisabeth (Lillie, n. Bagley) on Jan. 6th, 1904 in Lancashire

ELISABETH (LILLIE n. BAGLEY) KAUNTZE

married to Harry (Henry Booth) on Jan. 6th, 1904 in Lancashire

EDWARD W KAUNTZE

son of Henry Trotter and Hannah (n. Booth)
born about 1882 in Lancashire

JAMES GILBERT CHARLES KAUNTZE

son of Henry Trotter and Hannah (n. Booth)
born about 1884 in Lancashire

WILLIAM (GEORGE)   (click on the name, to see his page)

SARAH (n. SCHOFIELD)   (click on the name, to see her page)

WILLIAM HENRY   (click on the name, to see his page)

NORA   (click on the name, to see her page)

ELSIE (MILDRED)   (click on the name, to see her page)

REBECCA CHARLOTTE KAUNTZE

daughter of Henry (Edward) born 23rd May 1852 died 10th April 1933 in West-Cliff-on-Sea, Essex, England married 26th oct 1875 to Dr William Carey, son of William Henry Carey (source: http://yabr.net/family/family.php?famid=F1872&ged=family.ged) William Carey: son of William Henry Carey and Charlotte Kauntze born 18 July 1849, 3230 England. MD (Edinburgh University, L.R.C.S. Edinburgh)

image from about 1868

Note: William, a qualified doctor, and his bride Rebecca left for India soon after their marriage. He worked as a medical missionary in connection with the Baptist Missionary Society. He was active in Delhi, Simla, Patna, and Dinapore. During their years in India they had seven children: Martha Rebecca Eva (Lassie), Charlotte, William Henry (Laddie), Ernest Edward, George Gilbert (Bertie), Elsie Mary, and Charles Spurgeon. All of the children but Elsie and Charles attended school in England. Rebecca developed breast cancer, and William performed a mastectomy on the kitchen table with the servants holding her down - no anaesthetic. She recovered and lived to be 82! In 1892 the family returned to England to live at Hanworth (West London) to a large country house with a paddock. They later moved to Bolingbrook Grove (opposite Wandsworth Common in London). William worked as a locum at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington. The family worshipped at Northcote Road Baptist Church, Battersea. Additional source (of the Carey-Kauntze families): the granddaughter of Elsie Mary, Sally Edwards, who kindly sent me the photos and generously gave me the right to put them online.

image from Oct 12th, 1920

ERNEST EDWARD KAUNTZE

son of Henry (Edward)
born in 1853

THOMAS ALEXANDER KAUNTZE

son of Henry (Edward)
born in 1854

EVA EMILY KAUNTZE

daughter of Henry (Edward) born in 1858 married to Bernard Quance together they had a daughter, who died at the age of 3, and a son called Eric

HENRY J. KAUNTZE

SMjC 1843 Fulford-Yrk

E.H.E. KAUNTZE

Colonel; 17th Bengal regiment reraised by him in 1885.
Extract from London Gazette 29th Feb 1956:
113th Light Dragoons, Cornet E.H.E Kauntze to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Chamberlayne, promoted.

EDWARD KAUNTZE

born in 1839-40 in England
mentioned in 1880 US California Census, Mussel Slough, Tulare Co, aged 40

GEORGE E F KAUNTZE

Captain; (possible same as E. F Kauntze?).
Married to Emily J. Shavier in 1872 , vol.141 , Folio 67 (source: Bengal marriage index 1860-73)
London Gazette Oct 9th, 1857:
"7th Dragoon Guards, Capt G.E.F Kauntze, from half-pay 42nd Foot, to be Capt."
http://www.btinternet.com/~coghlan/OfficersEtoL.htm (Black Watch Officers):
Kauntze, George, E. F., Major. Date join and rank; 8th June 1856, Captain from 3rd Lt. Dragoons. History; To Half Pay 7/11/1856. To 7th Dragoon Guards.
Retired Major 1867

E.F. KAUNTZE

Captain (possibly George. E. F);
author of HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE THIRD (King's Own Hussars). Published 1903

B.C. KAUNTZE

The East Yorkshire regiment 1898
(appears in The London Gazette, dec 27, 1898: C.P Berthon, vice B.C Kauntze, transferred to the Indian Staff Corps. Dated 23rd Aug 1898

EDWARD WILLIAM KAUNTZE

married to Alice
father of Doris Hamer Kauntze
Abode: Pendleburys Farm.
Occupation: Farmer
Notes: at Smithills Chapel, baptised by: S J Hersee Chaplain. Register: Baptisms 1902 - 1924, Page 18, Entry 139. Source: Original Parish Registers; Baptisms in the St Peter in the parish of Halliwell

ALICE KAUNTZE (nee ?)

married to Edward William Kauntze

CHARLES KAUNTZE

married to Edith (nee Bagley)

HENRY KAUNTZE

born about 1888 in Lancashire, England
in 1901 living in Lancashire, England

CEDRIC ERNEST WHELDON KAUNTZE

Worcestershire Regiment Roll of Honour 1914-1919 Lt.
Location: F.&F. D.o.D:01/10/1915 3rd Battalion

DORIS HAMER KAUNTZE

Baptism: 3 Apr 1904 Smithills Chapel, Halliwell, Lancashire, England.
Child of Edward William Kauntze & Alice
Abode: Pendleburys Farm
Occupation: Farmer
Notes: at Smithills Chapel, baptised by: S J Hersee Chaplain
Register: Baptisms 1902 - 1924, Page 18, Entry 139. Source: Original Parish Registers; Baptisms in the St Peter in the parish of Halliwell

RALPH ANTONY CHARLES KAUNTZE

born 5 June 1911, Lancashire
died 3 Jan 2004
MRCS LRCP(1935), MB BChir Cantab(1937), MA(1937), MRCP(1939), MBE(1944), MD(1946), FRCP(1950)
Ralph Kauntze was a former physician at Guy's Hospital. He was born in Lancashire, the son of Charles Kauntze, a cotton merchant, and Edith née Bagley. He was educated at Canford School and Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and received his clinical training at St George's Hospital, London, where he was a William Brown senior scholar. He qualified in 1935 with the conjoint, and held junior posts at St George's and St James's, Balham. Two years later, in 1937, he graduated MA MB BCh from Cambridge. In 1939, he gained his membership of the College and joined the RAMC. He served chiefly in the Mediterranean, was an officer in charge of a medical division, and achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was awarded the MBE in 1944.
In 1945 he returned to civilian life. For two years he was assistant to the director of the department of medicine at Guy's. In May 1948 he was appointed as an assistant physician, and in 1956 he became physician to the cardiac department. He was also a consultant physician to the Royal Masonic Hospital and an honorary visiting physician to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He was elected as a Fellow of the College in 1950. He wrote some 35 papers between 1945 and 1961, mainly dealing with cardiovascular disease.
He married Katharine Margaret Moodie, the daughter of a cotton broker, in 1935, and they had two sons and one daughter. He was interested in farming and Dutch 17th century painting. He played hockey for Cambridge University, and continued to play thereafter.

KATHARINE MARGARET (n. MOODIE)

married to Ralph Kauntze
parent of Antony, Christopher and Karolyn

ANTONY KAUNTZE

son of Ralph and Katharine (n. Moodie)
married to Judith (n. ?)
parent of James and Mark

JUDITH (nee ?)

married to Antony
parent of James and Mark

CHRISTOPHER KAUNTZE

son of Ralph and Katharine (n. Moodie)
married to Jules (n. Stewart)
parent of Harry, Luke and Francesca

JULES (n. STEWART)

married to Christopher
parent of Harry, Luke and Francesca

KAROLYN KAUNTZE

daughter of Ralph and Katharine (n. Moodie)

JAMES KAUNTZE

son of Antony and Judith (n. ?)

MARK KAUNTZE

son of Antony and Judith (n. ?)

HARRY KAUNTZE

son of Christopher and Jules (n. Stewart)

LUKE KAUNTZE

son of Christopher and Jules (n. Stewart)

FRANCESCA KAUNTZE

daughter of Christopher and Jules (n. Stewart)

last update 2011.01.28