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Robert Carpenter c 189589 (47) (45) Mill Road
History of 89 Mill Road
In 1882 Sturton Town Hall was built behind numbers 45 and 46. Later the ground floors of 87 and 89 were combined and became the Kinema Café and then City Bargains.
Read more about Sturton Town Hall and the Kinema.
Census
1851 unnumbered
Robert Carpenter, 20, bootmaker
1861 (45)
Robert Carpenter, 29, cricketer
Thomas Hayward and Robert Carpenter, cricketers
1871 (45)
Robert Carpenter, 40, cricketer, b Cambridge
1881 (45)
Robert Carpenter, 50, professional cricketer, b Cambridge
1891 (47)
Robert Carpenter, 60, professional cricketer, b Cambridge
1901
Robert Carpenter, 70, cricket umpire, b Cambridge
[Robert Carpenter died in 1901]
1911
Robert Pyle, 41, chimney sweep, b Cambridge
Beatrice, 38, b Sawston
Constance Eva, 12, b Sawston
Dorothy B, 11, b Cambridge
Olive A, 10, b Cambridge
Winifred M, 9, b Cambridge
Cedric Robert, 5, b Cambridge
Louis Alfred,3, b Cambridge
In 1933 Constance Eva married Claude Tongue and in 1935 were living at 30 Lyndewode Road.
In 1939 Beatrice is living at 28 Richmond Road.
1913
R Pyle, chimney sweep
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