Hancock, Thomas | Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada

HANCOCK, Thomas (1845 -1923) is an obscure figure who was active in Toronto, at first as a builder and from 1910 onward as an architect. He died in Toronto on 20 May 1923 (death notice and port. in Toronto Star, 21 May 1923, 1)

GIVINS STREET, pair of houses for W.A. Nixon, 1909 (Const., ii, Feb. 1909, 77)
WESTMORELAND AVENUE, near Hallam Avenue, pair of houses for H.H. Le Drew, 1909 (Const., ii, Feb. 1909, 77)
CASTLE FRANK ROAD, residence for James H. McBrine, 1911 (Toronto b.p. 25627, 14 March 1911)
GLEBE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belsize Drive at Thurloe Avenue, 1916 (Const., ix, April 1916, 134)