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T. W. Walshaw
Thomas Whaite Walshaw was an English watercolourist of the latter half of the nineteenth century.
== His Background ==
Thomas Walshaw was born in the Tranmere district of Birkenhead in Cheshire in the summer of 1862.〔FreeBMD index for Thomas Whaite Walshaw〕 His father was Robert Walshaw who had been a lodger with John and Sarah Whaite and was to marry Martha Whaite, their daughter.〔UK National Census for 1851 for Martha Whaite〕 Robert Walshaw was originally from Yorkshire and was a watch jobber and later a watch and clock maker of modest renown. Martha was a milliner. After marrying his parents moved to 46 Victoria Road in Birkenhead where Thomas was born, their only child.〔UK National Census for 1861 and 1871 for Thomas W. Walshaw〕 Thomas trained as an architect and the family moved together to 43 Whetstone Lane in Tranmere.〔UK National Census for 1881 for Robert Walshaw〕 Thomas finally left home in his late twenties or early thirties to pursue his career in the city of Chester where he found lodgings at 86 Lower Bridge Street, the picturesque building on the corner of Shipgate Street, now known as "Ye Olde Edgar".〔UK National Census for 1901 for Thomas W. Walshaw〕 There are no further census records for Thomas after 1901 and the evidence from shipping lists between Liverpool and America, whilst containing a Thomas Walshaw, are inconclusive and further evidence is needed.
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