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| OCKENDEN, Edmund Jury Snr (1810-1878) |
Stone mason (1841), builder employing 12 men (1851) at 12 Temple Street. Father of E J Ockenden. Poll Book for 1840 lists Edmund Jury Ockenden at a house in Temple Street; as this could not be his son, it is assumed that the father also had the middle name Jury. | |
| OCKENDEN, Edmund Jury Jr (1833-1906) |
Brighton-born builder, son of Edmund Ockenden. Working as a mason (1851) from his parents' address. Builder at 13 Station Road, Portslade (1871-1906), builder employing nine men and four boys (1871), builder and brick-maker (1881). Lived at 12 Temple Street, 28-29 Brigden Street (1871), ,13 Church Road (1881). Retired by 1891 and living at 10 Westbourne Villas (1891), 70 Walsingham Road (1901). Left £2,650. | • 6 Grand Avenue* (c1880) |
| OLIVER, William |
Builder at 18 Elder Place with stores at 25 Providence Place (1893). | |
| OLLIVER, George (1826-1903) |
Carpenter and builder at 2 Montpelier Road North (1851-1864), 46 Warleigh Road (1881-1885), 57 Islingword Road (1888-1896). Retired by 1901, living at 21 Elder Place (1898-1903). His daughter Sarah was a missionary preacher. | |
| OLLIVER, H |
Builder at 77 Goldstone Villas (1902). | |
| OLLIVER, John (1853- ) |
Builder at 5 Pembroke Avenue (1902), 12 Richmond Terrace (1911). | |
| OLLIVER, William |
Builder in Roedean Road (1897), at 11 Normanton Street (1902). | |
| OVERTON, William H |
Architect with a practice at 22 Ship Street (1912-28).FRIBA 1925. | • Royal Alexandra Hospital for Sick Children, Dyke Road (bathroom and lavatory, 1920; staff dining room, extension to nurses home and other additions, 1925) • 9 Colebrook Road (1917,1921) |
| Overton & Partners |
Architectural firm. | • Brighton Spiritual Church, Edward Street (1965) |
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