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National Institute for the Blind, 22 King's Parade125 Hemingford Road
History of 125 Hemingford Road
1901 Vine View, unnumbered
William Pyle, 37, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Mary A, 36, b Cambridge
William, 11, b Cambridge
Robert, 7, b Cambridge
George, 5, b Cambridge
Sidney J, 1.5, b Cambridge
In 1871 William Pyle was living with his family at 65 Russell Street.
William Pyle Bricklayers Society certificate 1893
1911 (125)
William Pyle, 46, formerly bricklayer, b Cambridge, totally blind
Mary A, 46, b Cambridge
William, 20, motor cab driver, b Cambridge
Robert, 16, carpenter and plumber, b Cambridge
George, 15, house boy, b Cambridge
Sidney J, 11, b Cambridge
Dorothy, 1, b Cambridge
National Institute for the Blind, 22 King’s Parade
National Institute for the Blind, 22 King’s Parade
National Institute for the Blind, 22 King’s Parade
1921 (125)
William Pyle, 57, blind,
Maryann Pyle, 55,
Robert, 27, carpenter out of work, b Cambridge
George, 25, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Sidney, 22, plumbers assistant, b Cambridge
Doris, 10, b Cambridge
Sidney married Florence Butler in 1928 at St Philips.
1928 marriage of Sidney Pyle and Florence Butler
1928 marriage of Sidney Pyle and Florence Butler
1928 marriage of Sidney Pyle and Florence Butler key
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