1880-1889 RK p 129 Pyyrinlahti 2 Autio “Tytär” “25/7 1872”
Konginkangas 1890-1899 RK p 200 Pyyrinlahti 2 Autio “tytär>vaimo”

Konginkangas 1900-1909 RK p 227 Pyyrinlahti 2 Mäenpää “Mkt.” ”1904 fr 216” “Uks. 440”
Konginkangas 1900-1909 RK p 201 Pyyrinlahti 2 Kautto Pikkula “wmo., 25/7 1872” “216-1907”

from JPuranen:”The first surname law was enacted in Finland in 1920. It stipulated that the surname was mandatory, although the use of the surname had already become common in the late 19th century.
After 1920, the surname is fixed. Changing it is difficult.
Before 1920 it was easier. Many soldiers started using a military name as their last name.
Many professionals also chose a Swedish surname for themselves.”
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He later used surname:Kaukometsä. Earlier name had been Pyy.
“Sukunimi Okker muutettu maaherran päätöksellä 4.12.1936 sukunimeksi KAUKOMETSÄ.“ When did children adopt the Kaukometsä name? Or did they? if the change was made in 1936
1880-1890 LK kuva 103 “Nikodemus Pyyn (No 134) laps. vaimosta Eve Stina Johsdr, f. 1837” “80 t s. 109”
1880-1890 LK p 162 Pyyrinlahti 4 Pentillä “Pyytär” “Torp.”
Konginkangas 1890-1899 RK p 201 Pyyrinlahti 2 Autio “Torp”
Konginkangas 1890-1899 RK p 200 Pyyrinlahti 2 Autio “vävy” “94 siv 201,, ub 176” “vih 30/12 94”

Konginkangas 1900-1909 RK p 227 Pyyrinlahti 2 Mäenpää “Mkt.” ”1904 fr 216” “Uks. 440”
Konginkangas 1900-1909 RK p 201 Pyyrinlahti 2 Kautto Pikkula “mäkitp. Okker” “216-1907”