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1914 Married at Westminster to Hilda Madeleine Thruston. He is listed as an engineer. | 1914 Married at Westminster to Hilda Madeleine Thruston. He is listed as an engineer. | ||
1924 '...the "Stonor Arms," under the shelter of Lord Camoys' place, near Henley, and cuddling down in that fold of the Chilterns that boasts the redoubtable "Alms Hill." The hotel little, but deuced good is at the foot of this breakneck pimple. It is now kept by Mr. Sidney Westall, who is not only a sahib, but one of the best-known and most successful of competition motorists....'<ref>The Tatler - Wednesday 29 October 1924</ref> | |||
1939 Residing at The Compleat Angler, Cookham, Berkshire, Hotel Manager | 1939 Residing at The Compleat Angler, Cookham, Berkshire, Hotel Manager | ||
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Sidney Cameron Westall (1886-1964) of Sidney Westall and Co
Born the son of Alfred Charles Westall
1914 Married at Westminster to Hilda Madeleine Thruston. He is listed as an engineer.
1924 '...the "Stonor Arms," under the shelter of Lord Camoys' place, near Henley, and cuddling down in that fold of the Chilterns that boasts the redoubtable "Alms Hill." The hotel little, but deuced good is at the foot of this breakneck pimple. It is now kept by Mr. Sidney Westall, who is not only a sahib, but one of the best-known and most successful of competition motorists....'[1]
1939 Residing at The Compleat Angler, Cookham, Berkshire, Hotel Manager
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Tatler - Wednesday 29 October 1924
- A-Z of Cars of the 1920s by Nick Baldwin. 1994. ISBN 1 870979 53 2