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Beall died on 9 January 1892 at 13 Portland Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne. He was interred in Elswick Cemetery on 13 January 1892.[nb 7] His will was proved at Newcastle upon Tyne on 15 October 1907. By 2013 the cemetery was in poor condition, but it received a grant for a conservation project in 2023.

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Ward's Directory indicates that Beall's business originated as Walker & Emley, a firm of masons, smiths and ironfounders, which operated at 42–44 Westgate Road, Newcastle, and at the Neville Steam Marble and Granite Works at Gateshead. Beall joined them in the 1860s, as Walker, Emley & Beall, and that partnership continued into the 1870s. The business was registered at 9 Cottenham Street, then Elswick Row, in Newcastle between 1861 and the 1870s. From the 1880s, Beall ran the business as a sole trader, from 13 Portland Terrace, Newcastle. Another source suggests that ironmonger and ironfounder Henry Walker joined with Emley and Beall by 1876, and left the partnership in 1885. In the 1880s, the company was also known as Emley & Co., and Beall's sculptural work was sometimes credited under that company name.

Whatever the nature of the partnership, Beall was running the monumental masonry and sculpture company in Newcastle upon Tyne by 1861, when he was 25 years old. By that time he was employing five men and nine boys, so this setup must have had earlier beginnings with Walker & Emley. By 1871, as a marble merchant and master sculptor he was employing fifty-four men, sixteen boys and four women.[nb 8] By 1881, Beall was also selling granite, and his son Robert E. Beall, aged 20, was an assistant to his father. According to the 1891 census, he was no longer a stone merchant, but was still an architectural sculptor. The southernmost arch, and maybe a second arch of the railway bridge at Newcastle, was used as business premises by Beall from 1861. Its address was Castle Yard at High Level Approach or High Level End, but it was sometimes recorded as an adjunct to Castle Square or Queens Lane, New

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