The Stotts were a family of architects from Oldham, North West England, of Scottish descent who specialised in the design of cotton mills. James Stott was the father, Joseph and his elder brother Abraham Stott had rival practices, and in later years did not communicate. Their children continue their practices.

Family tree

{ { Tree chart| |Jesse| |Abraham| |Philip| |George|

|Jesse = Jesse Ainsworth Stott(1853–1917) A H Stott and sons Stott and Sons

|Abraham = Abraham Henthorn Stott, Junior(1856–1931) "Henthorn" A H Stott and sons Stott and Sons |Philip = Philip Sydney Stott"Sydney Stott"''Sir Philip Stott, 1st Baronet(1858–1937) |George = George Stott(1876–1936)Joseph Stott and Son (1896–1936) }}

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Joseph Stott

Joseph Stott was born on 25 October 1836 in Oldham, the third son of James Stott and Mary Henthorn. In the Oldham archives are papers relating to mills designed by Joseph and his practice.

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Albion Mill, Bradshaw St, Oldham 1883–1884

Alhambra Skating Rink, Bloom St, Oldham 1911

Alma Mill, Scottfield St, Oldham 1878–1917

Anchor Mill, Daisy St, Oldham 1881–1903

Balderstone Mill, Oldham Rd, Rochdale 1919–1949

Bank Top Mill, Edmund St, Oldham 1907

Bardsley Holy Trinity Schools, Ashton-under-lyne 1929

Barrowfield Mill, Reid St, Glasgow 1885

Beal Mill, George St, Shaw 1886–1889

Beevor Mills, Pontefract Rd, Barnsley 1887

Bradley Fold Mill, Bolton 1908

Brazil Mills 1917–1922

Broadway Mill, Goddard St, Oldham 1882–1890

Brook Mill, Millgate, Hollinwood, Oldham 1891–1935

Buckley Brook Mills, (Buckley Lane), Rochdale 1889

Fred Butler, shop premises in Huddersfield Rd, Oldham 1929

Butler Green Mill, Wallis St, Chadderton 1903–1922

Central Mill, Woodstock St, Oldham C1916-1956

Chamber St Mission Hall, Oldham 1870s

William Clegg, house at Balderstone, Rochdale early 20th century

Coldhurst Mill, Rochdale Rd, Oldham 1875–1922

Commercial Mill, Falcon St, Oldham 1883

County Estate And Land Company, Edith St, Oldham 1905

Crown Mill, Bentinck St, Oldham 1861–1926

Devon Mill, Chapel Rd, Oldham C1907-1961

Diamond Mill, Diamond St, Oldham 1881

Diamond Rope Works, Cocker Mill Lane, Shaw 1912–1915

Duke Mill, Refuge St, Shaw 1883–1885

Egypt - Mill At Ramleh, Cairo 1892–1896

Elm Mill, Linney Lane, Shaw 1890–1919

Failsworth Premises Of George Whittaker Ltd 1927–1928

Fern Mill, Siddall St, Shaw 1884–1941

Firs/gladstone Mill, Oldham Rd, Failsworth 1875–1945

Fleece Hotel, Manchester Rd, Oldham 1898

Mill At Rheine, Germany 1882

Glasgow Cotton Spinning Company Ltd, Swanston St, Glasgow 1883–1902

Grange Mill, West End St, Oldham 1906–1907

Gresham Mill, Main Rd, Oldham 1882–1960

Healey Mill, Smallbridge, Rochdale 1876–1889

F N Henthorn, house in Rochdale Rd, Shaw 1923

Holyrood Mill, Windsor St, Oldham 1870s-c1920

Honeywell Lane Methodist School Chapel, Oldham 1877

Honeywell Mill, Ashton Rd, Oldham 1874–1943

John Hulbert, Glansevern Estate, Welshpool, Wales 1917–1918

Irk Mill, Oldham Rd, Middleton 20th century

Kent Mill, Victoria St, Chadderton 1907–1937

Lansdowne Mill, Crompton St, Chadderton 1884–1885

Lees Brook Mill, High St, Lees C1884-1963

Lily Mills, Linney Lane, Shaw C1904-1969

Lodge Mills, Townley St, Middleton 1919

Managers, Engineers, Carders And Overlookers' Society, Mumps, Oldham 1921

Manor Mill, Victoria St, Chadderton 1906–1925

Mons Mill, Burnley Rd, Todmorden, Yorkshire 1918

Moorfield Mill, Durden St, Shaw C1876-1950

Moorside And Parkfield Mills, Ripponden Rd, Oldham 1891–1960

Napier Mill, Atkinson St, Oldham 1918–1919

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