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Picture No.21, 59 Hadfield Street Walkley, I remember demolishing the houses nearby.

The last Saynor I knew making anything to do with cutlery was Ernest Bryan Saynor 1934-1985 think he used to make handle scales.

This site to find out mothers names,and age at death for early records, takes a bit of getting used to, https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp

Cherry Tree Yard , 178 Gibralter Street to Russell Street

I'd go with that, Fowler street and surroundings are on there, I do have the map /street guide but it's 36 scans long, first page,

Whilst on the subject of maps, don't know the year,

I feel like i'm fixin to die, --probably were if you were in the queue for the bar. https://www.songfacts.com/facts/country-joe-the-fish/i-feel-like-im-fixin-to-die-rag

Maybe, Rhoda Champion 1895 her mothers maiden name Annis Beal her father Charles Henry Champion 1866 his father Isaac Champion 1831 to Ann Selwood and Henry, Isaac moved from Pitsmoor Sheffield to Stocksbridge.

Certainly seems to match up.

An old water colour,

Also had a son Steven he was on posh pawn at one time.

Correct junction of Bedford Street and Penistone Road, Weeds shop next door.

William Stones Ltd, registered on The Stock Exchange 31 July 1895.

Talbot Hoyle Street Albert and Sheila Crown Neepsend Arnie and Kitty Neepsend Tavern Joe and Alice