Charles Albert Hindle
- Birth date 1863 West Derby Liverpool
- Married 1893 to Matilda Eliza C Gandy, daughter of Henry Gandy of Everton at St Crystostom Church Everton.
- Death date 25 November 1928 (Eccles?)
- Burial Peel Green Cemetery. Thursday 29 November 1928
Charles Albert Hindle was born in Liverpool in 1863, the son of Thomas Hindle, a builder’s foreman and his wife, Sarah. He was articled to Messrs Bromilow & Cheers, architects, (qv) of Liverpool 1880-3. Improver with the firm of Taylor, Hurrell & Taylor 1883. Assistant to Thomas C Clarke of Liverpool 1883. Chief draughtsman with Edward H Banner 1884-1892. Architect (temporary) H M Office of Works. Travelled in France.He passed the qualifying examination in 1891 and was elected ARIBA 7 Mar 1892: proposed by T H Harrisson, H L Beckwith, H Hartley.
Address
1892 Charles A Hindle 26 North John Street, Liverpool, Merseyside
1895 No listing
1903 Charles A Hindle ARIBA 11, Bridge Street Manchester
1909 Charles A Hindle Dalton Chambers 41 John Dalton Street (Slater)
1911 Charles A Hindle ARIBA FMSA Dalton Chambers 41 John Dalton Street and at Eccles (Slater)
1921 Charles A Hindle ARIBA FMSA 47 Princes Chambers 16 John Dalton Street (Kelly)
1922 Charles A Hindle ARIBA FMSA 47 Princes Chambers 16 John Dalton Street (Kelly)
1926 Charles A Hindle ARIBA 16 John Dalton Street (Who’s Who in Architecture)
1928 Charles A Hindle ARIBA 16 John Dalton Street (LCAS Members)
Residence
1881 52 Vicar Road, West Derby, Liverpool
1891 George Road West Derby, Liverpool
1901 Eccles (Census)
1903 not found
1909 Charles Albert Hindle “Jesmond Dene” Rutland Road, Ellesmere Park, Eccles (east side)
1911 Charles Albert Hindle. 46, Victoria Crescent, Eccles.
1928 Charles Albert Hindle. “Jesmond Dene,” Ellesmere Park, Eccles (Guardian death notice)
Obituary Transactions Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society 1928 Page 210
Buildings and Designs
Partnerships
Name | Designation | Formed | Dissolved | Location |
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Hindle and Davenport | Architectural practice | 1898 | 1898 | Manchester |