Stanley Maybury

STANLEY TINDELL MAYBURY (1885-1944)- Stanley Tindell Maybury, the eldest son of John Henry Maybury, architect (qv) was born in 1885 and trained as an architect, being noted as an architectural pupil in the 1901 Census.  With his brother Douglas (born December 1889*) he sailed from Liverpool to New York aboard the Baltic, arriving at Ellis Island on 5 April 1907. Their given destination was Toronto, Canada, but both brothers settled at Biggar Saskatchewan, Canada where they became farmers. 

Manchester Evening News - Saturday 1 April 1944 page 7 - deaths
MAYBURY On 23 March 1944. at Biggar Saskatchewan, Canada, STANLEY TINDELL aged 59, loved husband of Lottie MAYBURY and eldest son the late J. H. Maybury, architect, Manchester. (By cable)

Burial        Biggar Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Douglas Maybury, also listed as an architect in the Ellis Island records, moved to Saskatchewan where he died at Biggar (motto: New York is big. This is Biggar) on 24 March 1924, aged 34.

DOUGLAS TINDELL MAYBURY, (1889 -1924) also listed as an architect in the Ellis Island records, moved to Saskatchewan where he died at Biggar (motto: New York is big. This is Biggar) on 24 March 1924, aged 34.

Residence
1911    Douglas Tindell Maybury Battleford Sub-Districts 1-58, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Death Notice    Douglas Tindell Maybury Manchester Guardian 28 March 1924 page 16 – deaths

*  Neither brother is included in the Biographical Directory of Canadian architects.

* The Canadian census of 1911 give his date of birth as 1888 but birth registration, death information etc suggest the this should be 1889.