Architects

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Thomas Henry Wyatt

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Architect

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17/10/1925

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1807

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08/05/1880

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Thomas Henry Wyatt was born at Lough Glin, Co. Roscommon on 9 May 1807, the son of Matthew Wyatt, a magistrate and his wife Anne Hillier. He was a second cousin of Samuel Wyatt and James Wyatt. He was articled to Philip Hardwick and remained as assistant, commencing practice on his own account in 1832, having secured the surveyorship on his own account of Hackney. Through the influence of his uncle Arthur Wyatt, who was the South Wales land agent of the Duke of Beaufort, he obtained a considerable practice in Wales, and through the recommendation of the Beauforts he established a very large country house practice, mostly in a Tudor idiom similar to that of the Hardwicks. The link was consolidated by his marriage to Arthur's daughter Arabella Montagu Wyatt.

In 1838 Wyatt took David Brandon into partnership and on 7 January 1839 he was admitted FRIBA his proposers being Peter Frederick Robinson, Thomas Cundy, George Moore, Henry Edward Kendall and John Shaw.

The partnership with David Brandon was dissolved in 1851, Wyatt thereafter practising on his own. He was President of the RIBA from 1870 to 1873 when he received the Royal Gold Medal, and Honorary Secretary of the Institute from 1879 until his death in London on 5 August 1880. He was buried at Weston Patrick, Hampshire, where he had an estate. His wife Arabella had predeceased him in 1875.

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The following private or business addresses are associated with this person:

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Address	Class	Date From	Date From Type	Date To	Date To Type	Notes
London England	Business

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The following individuals or organisations employed or trained this person (click on an item to view details):

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Name	Name Link	Date From	Date To	Position	Notes
Wyatt & Brandon	204095	In year 1838	In year 1951	Partner

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The following individuals were employed or trained by this person (click on an item to view details):

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Name	Name Link	Date From	Date To	Position	Notes
Edward Middleton Barry	203762			Apprentice

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The following individuals proposed this person for RIBA membership (click on an item to view details):

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Proposer	Proposer Link	Date Proposed	Notes
John Shaw	203213	1839/01/07	for Fellowship
Henry Edward Kendall	203609	1839/01/07	for Fellowship
Peter Frederick Robinson	203732	1839/01/07	for Fellowship
George Moore	204097	1839/01/07	for Fellowship
Thomas Cundy (senior)	206199	1839/01/07	for Fellowship

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This person proposed the following individuals for RIBA membership (click on an item to view details):

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Person	Date Proposed	Notes
Sydney Smirke	1844/04/29	for Fellowship
Richard Cromwell Carpenter	1853/12/12	for Fellowship
John Macvicar Anderson	1864/12/19	for Associateship
John Macvicar Anderson	1868/12/14	for Fellowship
George Tunstal Redmayne	In year 1872	For Associateship
Frederick Richard Wilson	In year 1873	For Fellowship
Walter Fitzgerald Knox Lyon	1877/01/08	for Fellowship
(Sir) George Gilbert Scott	1949/12/03	for Fellowship

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This person was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details):

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Building Name	Date Started	Town, District or Village	City or County	Country	Notes
Llantarnam Abbey	In year 1834	Llantarnam	Gwent	Wales	Rebuilding
Manchester Town Hall	In year 1866		Manchester	England	Competition design - shortlisted in first stage, unsuccessful in second stage
Jedburgh Parish Church	In year 1872	Jedburgh	Roxburghshire	Scotland
Jedburgh Manse	In year 1874	Jedburgh	Roxburghshire	Scotland

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The following books contain references to this person:

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Author	Title	Date	Publisher	Part	Notes
Gray, A Stuart	Edwardian Architecture: A Biographical Dictionary	1985
Robinson, J Martin	The Wyatts: an architectural dynasty

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Periodical Name	Date Circ	Edition	Notes
Builder	1880/08/14	*	Obituary
Building News	1880/08/20	*	Obituary
The Times	1880/08/12	*	Obituary
RIBA Transactions	1879-80	*	p230-32

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