Name

Stephen Hall Andrew

Designation
Architect
Born
1810
Location
Manchester
Died
1843

  • Born : 29 August 1809
  • Died : 5 June 1842
  • Burial : 9 June 1842 St John’s Church, Manchester

The son of John Andrew and Sarah Fielding, Stephen Hall Andrew was born on 29 August 1809 and christened at the Unitarian Church, Manchester on 15 October 1809.  He was in partnership with Thomas Wright, one of the few architects in Manchester in the Georgian period until 31 December 1838, before commencing business on his own account, advertised as follows: A CARD – S H Andrew, Architect, Surveyor and Valuer of Land, Buildings, and Artificers’ Work, Valuer of Townships for Assessments etc.:Land Building and Chief Rent Agent etc. offices 14 Cooper Street, Manchester. (Late Wright and Andrew). [Manchester Guardian 2 January 1839 page 1, and 5 January 1839 page 4].  In 1840-1841, he was briefly in partnership with Willami Wilson junior as architects, surveyors, land and building agents, valuers etc. with offices at 14 Cooper Street Manchester.

 Stephen Hall Andrew died on 5 June 1842, aged 32 years, and was buried at St John’s Church, Manchester.

 
Address
1839: S H Andrew, architect surveyors, land and building agent, valuer etc. 14 Cooper Street Manchester
1840: Andrew and Wilson (late S H Andrew) Architects surveyors, land and building agents,           valuers etc. 14 Cooper Street Manchester. (Manchester Guardian 25 Jan 1840 page 1)
1841: Stephen Hall Andrew,architect, 14 Cooper Street, Manchester
1842: S H Andrew 28 King Street Manchester
 
Residence
1841 : 14 New Bailey Street Salford, (1841 Directory)
1842  : New Bailey Street Salford, (Burial Record)

Buildings and Designs

Building Name District Town/City County Country
Cheetham Parsonage Cheetham  Manchester  GMCA  England

Partnerships

Name Designation Formed Dissolved Location
Andrew and Wilson Architectural practice 1840 1841 Manchester
Wright and Andrew Architectural practice 1838 Manchester