| Born | 1947 in Nairobi, Kenya |
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| Died | ? |
| Occupation | Freelance Archaeologist |
| Father | Robert TATTON-BROWN (1913 - 1990) |
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| Mother | Daphne Maud Trelawny LOYD (1917 - 1992) |
Tim Tatton-Brown is a freelance archaeologist and architectural historian. He is the consultant archaeologist at Westminster School and Lambeth Palace. He was formerly consultant archaeologist to various cathedrals (Canterbury, Rochester, Chichester and Salisbury), Westminster Abbey and St George's Chapel, Windsor. From 1975 to 1985, he was director of the Canterbury Archaeological Trust. Tim is also a former Chairman of RESCUE, and has been a member of the Council for the Care of Churches, Canterbury DAC and Exeter Cathedral FAC. He has been president of the British Brick Society and a former member and Chairman of the Board of visitors at HMP Canterbury.
Reported (Dec 2022) to be undertaking projects at Bishop Auckland and Durham castles. In November 2023 Tim attended a magnificent service to install the new Dean in St. George's, Windsor in the presence of His Majesty the King. Tim commented that it is 33 years since he started working there.
Born
Married Veronica Ann WILSON in St Mary's, South Baddesley, Hampshire
Birth of Son, Hugh Trelawny TATTON-BROWN
Birth of Daughter, Miranda Emily Jean TATTON-BROWN
Birth of Daughter, Lucy Ann TATTON-BROWN
Death of Father, Robert TATTON-BROWN
Death of Mother, Daphne Maud Trelawny LOYD
Birth of Son, Robert William Loyd TATTON-BROWN
Death of wife, Veronica Ann WILSON