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Dr Mark Pryor

10, York House, Chaucer Road

History of 10 Chaucer Road

The original house had a sitting room with a ceiling at 12’6″. This may have been to accommodate the pipes of the organ in the room.

1901

Alan Gray, organist of Trinity College

1935

Mrs Alan Gray (until 1953)

1954

Dr Mark Pryor and Mrs Sophie Pryor née Raverat

1972 occupied by unknown reclusive lady and daughter

1978

Miss L A Slater

1980

Dr James Thomas Daniell & Mrs Jessie Daniell

1984

John de Bruyne, entrepreneur

In 2023 John de Bruyne was living at Anstey Hall

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