Named in 1868 after Sir James Tyrrell (1642-1718) who was educated at Camberwell Free School and was a writer on the history, laws and constitution of England. He was Deputy Lord Lieutenant and a JP for Buckinghamshire.
Named in 1868 after Sir James Tyrrell (1642-1718) who was educated at Camberwell Free School and was a writer on the history, laws and constitution of England. He was Deputy Lord Lieutenant and a JP for Buckinghamshire.