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Family Name Given Name Instrument

Violin I
Violin I/II
Violin II
Viola
Cello

 Group   Start Stop    
Pochon Alfred Violin II Flonzaley b. 1878 1906 1929  
Hambourg ext Boris Cello Hambourg b. 1885 1907 1910 d. 1954
Notes

In the old-style Russian calendar, he was born towards the end of 1884.
Hambourg Jan Violin I Hambourg b. 1882 1907 1910 d. 1947
Robinson John Violin II Hambourg   1907  
Tertis Lionel Viola Hambourg b. 1876 1907 d. 1975
Coates Eric Viola Hambourg b. 1886 1908 d. 1957
Petre Thomas Violin II London b. 1879 ca. 1908 1914? d. 1942
Sammons Albert Violin I London b. 1886 1908 1917 ca. d. 1957
Warner Waldo Viola London b. 1874 1908 1929 d. 1945
Warwick Evans Charles Cello London b. 1885 1908 1935 d. 1974
Wolschke Karl Violin II Gewandhaus b. 1884 1908 1937 d. 1941
Kerpely Jenő Cello Waldbauer-Kerpely b. 1885 1909 1946? d. 1954
Molnár Antal Viola Waldbauer-Kerpely b. 1890 1909 1912 d. 1983
Temesváry János Violin II Waldbauer-Kerpely b. 1891 1909 193u? d. 1964
Waldbauer Imre Violin I Waldbauer-Kerpely b. 1892 1909 1946 d. 1953
Kjellström ext Sven Violin I Kjellström b. 1875 1911 d. 1950
Additional references

Communication from Krister Persson, 2013-12-17
Halleux Laurent Violin II Pro Arte b. 1897 1912 1943 d. 1964
Kornstein D
Kenton
 Egon Viola Waldbauer-Kerpely b. 1891 1912 1923 d. 1987
Lemaire ext Fernand Auguste Cello Pro Arte b. 1894 1912 1916?  
Problems, questions

His membership in the Quartet is uncertain, if likely.
Onnou ext Alphonse Violin I Pro Arte b. 1893 1912 1940 d. 1940
Problems, questions

Désiré Defauw, sometimes listed as a founding member, is said to have founded a different quartet in 1912. (He founded the Allied Quartet in London around 1914.) See Additional references at the bottom of the column to the left.

Additional references

An unsigned short biography of Germain Prévost in the archives of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, probably written in 1943

Photo: At Alphonse Onnou’s grave, April 22, 2012