Thomas Westall
- Birth date 1810 at London
- Marriage Amelia Nutter Oct-Dec 1837
- Death date 10 August 1867 at 4 Park Road, Eccles Old Road, (Hope) Salfor
- Burial 13 August 1867 St Luke, Cheetham, Manchester
Thomas Westall was born in London in 1810 but had moved to Manchester by 1837 where he exhibited “a spirited sketch from his own easel at the Manchester Architectural Society’s Conversazione {Manchester Guardian 10 June 1838 p2]. In 1839 or 1840 he joined William Young in partnership, principally to carry through the building of Ashton Town Hall. This partnership was dissolved on 16 January 1841 with the building still incomplete. Although Westall continued to advertise his services as an architect and surveyor, he increasingly made his livelihood as an estate agent and auctioneer.
Address
1841 Young & Westall. architects, land and building surveyors, valuers, agents, 51 King Street Manchester (Pigot and Slater’s Directory - alphabetical)
1849 Thomas Westall auctioneer 18 Princess Street
1853 Thomas Westall, architect and surveyor 52 Cross Street, Manchester
1861 Thomas Westall, valuer, estate agent etc. 13 Bond Street, Manchester
1867 Thomas Westall, auctioneer. 13 Bond Street, Manchester
Residence
1841 Thomas Westall. King Street
1841 Thomas Westall. Bury New Road, Broughton
1851 Thomas Westall. New Bridge Street Cheetham, Manchester
1853 Thomas Westall. 5 Claremont Terrace. Strangeways
1861 Thomas Westall. Broomhouse Lane (Eccles Old Road), near Gilda Brook, Pendleton
1867 Thomas Westall. 4 Park Road, Eccles Old Road, (Hope) Salford
Partnerships
Name | Designation | Formed | Dissolved | Location |
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Young and Westall | Architectural practice | 1840 | 1841 | Manchester |