Wilfrid Randolph

Wilfrid Randolph was born at Ryde, Isle of Wight in 1859, the son of Edmund and Georgiana Harriet Randolph and was articled to Charles Hadfield of Sheffield. By 1891 he had moved to Manchester and in 1897 stood as Catholic candidate for Salford School Board. [Tablet 13 November 1897]. In 1906 he entered into a short partnership with Joseph Bernard Holt under the style Randolph and Holt.

Publications
1916    French Churches in the War Zone.
1919    The Churches of Belgium.
1935    Notes on the Treatment of Ancient Towns

Address
1902    Wilfrid Randolph 8 King Street
1907    Randoph and Holt 8 King Street
1909    Wilfrid Randolph 8 King Street
1911    Wilfrid Randolph 8 King Street

Residence
1861    Newchurch, Hampshire – census
1871    Ryde, Isle of Wight
1881    Glossop Road, Eccleshall Yorkshire West Riding - census
1890    2 Halsley Street Chelsea (two rooms, furnished)
1891    Eccles Old Road, Pendleton Salford - census
1928    Aix en Provance (Tablet 5 January 1929 page 26)
1941    Southwell Nottinghamshire