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The-AC-Project
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Bit of a quandary, having just received my 3 X grandfathers Marriage Cert, One John Charles Everett 21, a Seaman, by occupation, to one Sarah Jane Williams on 26/04/1870, it obviously names my 4 X grandfathers, namely one Edward Everett whose occupation is given as Architect, as the majority of my Ancestors are Agricultural Laborers, Laborers or Navel Personnel it was a pleasant surprise, but having difficulty locating an Edward Everett with an occupation as a Architect in any of the Census's, prior to this date or future dates, as John Charles was I believe born in London, about 1850, but married in Hartlepool, I am presuming that Edward was working in London, would anyone know of anyway to find records of Architects of this period, as I am assuming an Architect would have been quite a prestigious occupation at that time.
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Yorkshire Families: Crawford, Pinkney, Reynolds, Knowles. Bailey.
Durham Families : Hann, Everett, Brown.
Norfolk Families : Tuffs of Wisbeach, Smiths Of North Creek.
Irish Families : Hann
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breaky
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The Scottish Dictionary of Architects has a Maurice Everett Webb "of London", born 1880, but gives no more detail apart from the names of three others he nominated for RIBA associateships in the 1920's and 30's - Samuel Davidson, Basil Ionides and Thomas Smith Shearer.
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charlotteCH
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By 1860s in Yorkshire those who wished to become architects were articled to an exisiting architect and worked under his direction. This was the case for my grandfather- his obit helpfully mentioned the name of the man to whom he'd been articled which is how I learned about this process. I imagine there were exams somewhere along the line before they were accredited?
But the question remains as to how your chap got himself articled and then accredited.
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HARGREAVES, HANSON, BAILEY, BURTON, HEWITT, JAGGER, LOCKWOOD, UTTLEY, RUDD, TAYLOR, HOLDEN, SHAW Halifax / Sowerby/ Southowram 18C+
GILL, Accrington, Blackburn, West Derby, Lancs, migrated USA 1891 to RI: GILL in SC: HOTCHKISS in RI: PELOQUIN in RI
HUMPHRIES, HILLIER, ALLEN, LYDBURY Nunney/Frome 18-19C
HUMPHRIES, JOYCE, HEWITT, ROBINSON, McMULLEN, SUFFEL, CARNEY, MARRON, COMPTON, FREEMAN Ont. Canada 1830+
PILSEN, Sask.
82nd Regt of Foot 1808-1825
1st WRY Militia 1780-1800
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