Son of Thomas M. and Mary (Carroll) Ryle, aged 65 years.
William C. Ryle served in World War I. He inherited much of the remaining Ryle estate upon his father's death in 1922. He briefly co-owned an auto accessory business in Clifton with Cyril P. Forbes. Ryle lived a life of travel and golf and was generally considered "a gentleman of leisure." Plagued by poor health in later years, he eventually became a virtual recluse. William never married, and his only surviving family were a niece and nephew, and cousins.
William C. Ryle served in World War I. He inherited much of the remaining Ryle estate upon his father's death in 1922. He briefly co-owned an auto accessory business in Clifton with Cyril P. Forbes. Ryle lived a life of travel and golf and was generally considered "a gentleman of leisure." Plagued by poor health in later years, he eventually became a virtual recluse. William never married, and his only surviving family were a niece and nephew, and cousins.
Son of Thomas M. and Mary (Carroll) Ryle, aged 65 years.
William C. Ryle served in World War I. He inherited much of the remaining Ryle estate upon his father's death in 1922. He briefly co-owned an auto accessory business in Clifton with Cyril P. Forbes. Ryle lived a life of travel and golf and was generally considered "a gentleman of leisure." Plagued by poor health in later years, he eventually became a virtual recluse. William never married, and his only surviving family were a niece and nephew, and cousins.
William C. Ryle served in World War I. He inherited much of the remaining Ryle estate upon his father's death in 1922. He briefly co-owned an auto accessory business in Clifton with Cyril P. Forbes. Ryle lived a life of travel and golf and was generally considered "a gentleman of leisure." Plagued by poor health in later years, he eventually became a virtual recluse. William never married, and his only surviving family were a niece and nephew, and cousins.
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