Oliver Ayliffe

• Born    :  1829: Chippenham, Wiltshire.
• Married : 1855 Maria Young at Bath.
• Died     :  Oct-Nov-Dec 1889 at Chorlton-on-Medlock

Oliver Ayliffe was born at Chippenham Wiltshire, the son of Thomas and Isabella Ayliffe and received his architectural training in Bath, following which he moved to Wolverhampton. For about five years between 1861-1866 he had considerable success in partnership with Henry John Paull at Burnley and Manchester. However H J Paull was undoubtedly the driving force of the partnership and following its dissolution Oliver Ayliffe obtained few commissions, seemingly devoting most of his energies to religion as a Minister of Catholic Apostolic Church. 

 Address
1851        Bath
1857        Wolverhampton
1861        Burnley
1867        Oliver Ayliffe architect 26 King Street
1871        Oliver Ayliffe architect 26 King Street

Residence
1851        New King Street Walcot Bath, Somerset
1863        Prospect Terrace, Burnley
1865        Oliver Ayliffe architect (Paull & Ayliffe) Hale Road Bowdon
1868-9     Oliver Ayliffe 63 Chapman Street Hulme
1871        Oliver Ayliffe 3 Belgrave Terrace, Bold Street Moss Side(Slater)
1871        Oliver Ayliffe, architect, 20 Webster Street, Greenheys (census)
1876        Oliver Ayliffe, architect, 20 Webster Street, Greenheys
1886        Oliver Ayliffe, architect, 60 Sloane Street, Moss Side