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79 Mill Road

79 & 79a Mill Road (37), Emery Villa

History of 79 Mill Road

1891 (37) –

1901 (79)

Samuel H Johnson, 48, college servant meal buyer, b Herts

1913

T Burn, surgeon

1921 (79)

Robert Pyle, 51, chimney sweeper

Beatrice, 48, household duties,

Constance Eva, 23, dressmaker

Dorothy Beatrice, 21, milliner own account 88 Mill Road

Olive Agnes, 20, household duties

Winifred Mary, 19, clerk Dr Briggs correspondence college

Cedric Robert, 15,

Louis Alfred, 13,

In 1911 the Pyle family were at 89 Mill Road

1930 79a Mill Road

Beatrice Pyle, high class gowns, coats and furs.

Beatrice moved to Coleridge Road in 1932.

In 1939 Beatrice Pyle is living at 28 Richmond Road with her daughter Dorothy North

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