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White's 1911 W. Batchelor & Co. Tea Merchants Stanley Street William Batchelor Tea Merchant. (W. B. & Co) h. 34 Idsworth Rd John Brentnall Tea merchant 318 Edmund Road Samuel Brown Tea merchant 24 Colver Road Arthur S. Burrows Tea merchant (J. Roper & Co.) 4 Chelsea Road William Hinde Burrows Tea merchant (J. Roper & Co.) h. 37 Edge Hill Road, Nether Edge Joseph Carr Tea dealer 776 Attercliffe Road Wifred Thomas Empson Tea Merchant (Wells E & Co) h.Woodville,Devonshire Road,Totley Rise Lawton Farrer Tea dealer 108 Cemetery Road William Henry Greaves Tea dealer 21 Langdale Road Walter Edward Hargreaves Tea Merchant 9 Sharrow View Walter C Horton Tea Dealer 153 London Road Robert Ingram tea merchant (R Ingram & Co) h. 286 Sharrow Lane Herbert Maxfield Tea gardens Brookhouse Hill, Fulwood Francis William Milnes Grocer & Tea dealer 151 Norfolk Street & 397 Ecclesall Road; h. 100 Southgrove Road J Roper (& Co.) Tea merchants & wholesale confectioners 71 Bowden Street George Frederick Sargant Tea agent 24 Balaclava Road G. W. Sharman Wholesale tea merchant 7 Castle Hill, h. 29 Steade Road Edward W Wainwright tea merchants (&Co) 156 Club Garden Road Edward William Wainwright tea merchant (Wainwright E W &Co) h. 32 Guest Road Robert H Wells tea merchant (Wells, Empson & Co.) h. Green Lawn, Totley Brook Road, Dore John Henry Woodger Tea blender 44 Newlyn Road, Norton Woodseats
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White's 1849 Joe Akeroyd Tobacconist & Tea dealer 47 Westbar W J Almond Tea Agent 64 Snighill W J Almond Manager, London & Liverpool Tea Co., tea & coffee dealers 64 Snighill Letitia Beal Tea dealer 30 Ellison Street John Vallance Bellamy Grocer & tea & British wine &c. dealer 239 Glossop Road Edward Bingham & Co. Wholesale Grocers & Tea dealers 18 Old Haymarket; h. Claremont Place Abraham Booth Grocer, Tea dealer & Irish & American provision merchant (wholesale & retail) 2 Castle Street Henry Brookes Confectioner & tea & British wine dealer & chop & steak house 13 Angel Street William Dalzell Tea dealer 242 Shales Moor James Darling Grocer & Tea dealer 100 Westbar Ann Dawson Tobacconist & Tea dealer 7 Wicker Benjamin Denton Grocer & Tea dealer 17 Angel Street John Earl Grocer & Tea dealer 49 South Street Hannah Ellis Grocer & Tea dealer 10 Old Haymarket Joseph Eyre Grocer & Tea dealer 154; h. 148 South Street Ellis Eyre Grocer & Tea dealer 67 Fargate James Corsan Ferguson Travelling Tea dealer 155 Portobello Street John Gilchrist Travelling Tea dealer & draper 221 Rockingham Street George Hickling Tailor & Tea dealer 56 Hermitage Street Henry Hills Grocer, Tea dealer & sharebroker 3 Castle Street James Holden Grocer & Tea dealer 184 West Street William Holdsworth Grocer & Tea dealer 60 Snighill Charles Hoole Grocer, Tea dealer & agent for Earl's Roman cement 16 Castle Street; h. Hallam Gate Charles Jones Tea gardens Sandbed, Old Park Road Richard Kay Grocer, Tea dealer & porter & ale merchant 58 High Street George Kinder Tobacconist & Tea dealer 5 Campo Lane William Lawton Grocer & Tea dealer 40 Westbar Green John Littlewood Grocer & Tea dealer 80 Snighill William Lodge Grocer & Tea dealer 18 High Street Edward Middleton Grocer & Tea dealer 21 Old Haymarket Peter Murphy Travelling Tea dealer & draper 5 Charles Street Robert Murphy Travelling Tea dealer & draper 68 Eyre Street John Newton Grocer & Tea dealer 58 Westbar John Newton Grocer, Tea dealer & tallow chandler 78 Fruit Market Cawthorne Rhodes Grocer & Tea dealer 72 Pinstone Street Timothy Scott Bookseller, printer, stationer & tea & coffee dealer 23 Church Street Isaac Sharman Grocer, Tea dealer & porter merchant Spring House, 211 Glossop Road Richard Shillito Grocer & Tea dealer 27 Fargate William Slagg Grocer & Tea dealer 2 Pinstone Street
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Pigot's 1828-9 William Andrews Grocers & Tea Dealers 104 Fargate Joseph Barker Grocers & Tea Dealers 20 Angel Street Brian Bates Grocers & Tea Dealers 6 Union Bdgs. Union Street Edward Bennett Grocers & Tea Dealers 29 Rckingham Street William Booker Grocers & Tea Dealers 16 King Street Samuel Booker Grocers & Tea Dealers 8 Pinfold Street William Bower Grocers & Tea Dealers 2 Pinstone Street John Broadhead Grocers & Tea Dealers 75 Westbar Green John Cooper Grocers & Tea Dealers 1 High Street Thomas Cooper Grocers & Tea Dealers 17 High Street Henry Cox Grocers & Tea Dealers 4 Fargate James Smith Davy Grocers & Tea Dealers 24 Fruit Market Benjamin Denton Grocers & Tea Dealers 9 Angel Street Henry Doncaster Grocers & Tea Dealers 41 High Street Hannah Ellis Grocers & Tea Dealers 19 Haymarket Ellis Eyre Grocers & Tea Dealers 28 Fargate Joshua Eyre Grocers & Tea Dealers 38 Church Street Peter Holmes Fletcher Grocers & Tea Dealers 4 Angel Street and Bridge Houses Joseph Frith Grocers & Tea Dealers 5 Snig Hill Mathias Furness Grocers & Tea Dealers 1 Norfolk Street John Gaunt Grocers & Tea Dealers 92 Westbar Green Edmund Gurney Grocers & Tea Dealers 11 Queen Street John Hall Grocers & Tea Dealers 1 Broad Street, Park George Heighington Grocers & Tea Dealers (Tea & Coffee) 49 High Street Joseph Hind Grocers & Tea Dealers 8 Haymarket Thomas Hands Horton Grocers & Tea Dealers (and Coffee roaster) Fruit Market Martin Jackson Grocers & Tea Dealers 16 Fargate John Johnson Grocers & Tea Dealers 26 Bank Street William Littlewood Grocers & Tea Dealers 12 Snig Hill David Mallinson Grocers & Tea Dealers 16 Haymarket George Newbould Grocers & Tea Dealers 7 Snig Hill John Newton Grocers & Tea Dealers 18 King Street Benjamin Newton Grocers & Tea Dealers 29 Fruit Market Thomas Nicholson Grocers & Tea Dealers 15 Castle Street George Parkin Grocers & Tea Dealers 6 Waingate Thomas Porter Grocers & Tea Dealers 4 King Street James Rhodes Grocers & Tea Dealers 66 Moorfields Benjamin Rose Grocers & Tea Dealers 20 Westbar Isaac Rowbotham Grocers & Tea Dealers 12 Tenter Street George Sampson Grocers & Tea Dealers 49 Scotland Street Samuel Schofield Grocers & Tea Dealers Silver Street Joseph Senior Grocers & Tea Dealers South Street, Sheffield Moor Samuel Sharman Grocers & Tea Dealers South Street, Sheffield Moor James Kay Shaw Grocers & Tea Dealers 33 Westbar Thomas Shirley Grocers & Tea Dealers 1 Church Street Benjamin Skidmore Grocers & Tea Dealers 20 Fargate Samuel Smith Grocers & Tea Dealers South Street, Sheffield Moor Samuel Staniforth Grocers & Tea Dealers 30 Broad Lane Joseph Sykes Grocers & Tea Dealers 34 Pinstone Street Joseph Thompson Grocers & Tea Dealers 28 Waingate William Wakefield Grocers & Tea Dealers 31 Fargate George Walker Grocers & Tea Dealers 22 Snig Hill William White Grocers & Tea Dealers 6 High Street Philip Whitham Grocers & Tea Dealers Attercliffe John Wilson Grocers & Tea Dealers Pinstone Street Henry Wood Grocers & Tea Dealers 33 Church Street Frederick Woolhouse Grocers & Tea Dealers 13 Haymarket Joseph Woolley Grocers & Tea Dealers (Tea and Coffee) 34 High Street Joseph Woolley Grocers & Tea Dealers (tea and coffee) 34 High Street
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Green Wheel Lane, Wisewood, Bradfield?
Guest replied to yorkshirecath's topic in Sheffield History Chat
green wheel is the house that collins skip hire people live in .this is on low matlock road .I found some old YEB maps on this area & it shows a row of cotages called ,greeen wheel cottages!! if you look in the wall opposate the new barn conversion you can cearly see the remains of the cottages on this site built in to the wall.I presume these where for the grinders that worked green wheel<wheel means a water powered site ie. grinding,forge ,mill,tilt hamer> or at the Glass wheel tilt <now fait motors> .look on the wall & you can see big iron rings set in to it to tether live stock ect . the derelict building at the top of the lane was called Kenyons procision grinding. one of 3 brothers ,one had the low matlock wheel; & one had a forge in the old brick works at the base of studfield quarry on loxley road.now new build houses. -
Welcome and Hello and all that ... Vincent John was a razor grinder by trade. He lived at 20 Egerton Lane (St Silas) in 1901. Vincent John died in a Sheffield workhouse; (used to be Netheredge Hospital) now a housing development, in 1905 of heart disease, aged 33. Vincent John Thompson, 28, Sheffield born Alice, 26, Sheffield born Samuel Vincent, 9, born in America Albert Edward, 8, born America Elizabeth, 5, Sheffield born George William, 3, Sheffield born Hope this helps, I'm rubbish after 1900; hope someone can assist.
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Part of the old Sitwell Road still exists, just a short stretch either side of the grounds of the new Sharrow School, built beside Mount Pleasant Park. There is also a "Sitwell Place" just around the corner. http://www.multimap.com/maps/?qs=Sitwell+R...20England,%20S7 there are minor errors, this map shows the Sharrow Lane end as being quite long, when in fact it's the drive to the school, now.
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We'd moved to Nottinghamshire by then. Came here 26 years ago and though I have fond memories of living in Sheffield, it's much quieter living here and the traffic's not as busy. It's much warmer here and flatter. I used to cycle from Greenhill to Dore sometimes when I worked at the school there as a dinner lady. Abbey Lane used to be a bit tricky at times, so I often rode on the pavement to so that I didn't hold the buses up. he he
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Tom Cross Lane became ... Arras Street (S9) was previously called ... (think WW1)
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1900 is apparently spot on ... First one is steep indeed , won't get very far in a car; no exit at the top. Houses only on one side (to the best of my memory). The next Street along is steeper still (THE STEEPEST) ! You're about 100 yards from the back of a (closed) Full Monty building. Second one less steep, leads onto third one - again no exit. Only one way in and out (via Road number 1). Built as a part of a kind of private estate. The last two "roads" share a common word, one is a View, one (the last one) isn't a Road, Street, Lane, Avenue - it's just one word (the word common to both). Looking at my details might help, I was born on the first one, lived on the second one then ended up out the top end of the third one - near a very flat Road indeed. Hope this helps.
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Was Harvest Lane Apple Street or Orchard Street?
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Two which though of interest are too subtle to be messing around with : Addey Street became Addy Street April 1915 (S6 district) and Allen's Lane became Allen Street (S3)
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Got there in the end! "Close to Fitzwilliam street I have seen growing as fine a crop of wheat as ever gladdened the heart of a Yorkshire farmer ; and at that time Broomhall street, or 'Black Lamb's lane,' as it was called, was considered rather a dangerous place to go along at night." Think I know the 't' cock tail one as well, but I'll give someone else a shot To throw one in the mix, what is Shaws-Close (Or Oxley-Croft) better known as today?
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Where were the following districts of Sheffield please
Guest replied to RichardB's topic in Sheffield History Chat
Now, I'm not sure that I'm completely right, because of the "upper" and "lower" bit, which is throwing me a little. However, my late grandpa grew up in an area of Netherthorpe/ surroundings called "The Canada", which was somewhere above Summer Street, (which was where my Grandma was from.) so I'd say about Summer Street-cum-Mushroom Lane area, sort of nearing the road by Crookes Valley Park. -
It's still here but known as Burton House these days. We drive through it regularly I say drive 'through' it because Burton lane starts just past the junction of Church street and Haggstones road and coming round a blind bend you find yourself in what looks like a farmyard !! I've seen people so convinced they're in a farmyard they have turned round and headed back down Church street. Worth a trip to look at the house, you would need to park a bit further up the hill outside the cemetery,— it's been modernised a bit but is still obviously very old.
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I was stationed at RAF Norton from 1959 to 1960. I recently wondered what had happened to the station after I had left and looked on Google. I quickly discovered that entering RAF Norton in the search box brought forth very many entries for RAF Brize Norton, and a few for the other three “Nortonsâ€. One other “Norton†was RAF Norton Disney in Lincolnshire, one was RAF Norton Woodseats and one was RAF Norton. Information concerning RAF Norton is very slight and I have therefore decided to put together a non-commercial (probably means stapled together) document including as much history as I can gather on the station. To clear up one point first, RAF Norton (just beyond Gleadless and reaching as far as Lightwood Lane) was not an airfield and it had no runway. There were annual air shows in the 1950s/60s but all the fixed wing aircraft participating simply flew over. I do remember, however, that helicopters landed on the station during the shows. RAF Norton Woodseats, about which I know very little (except that it keeps confusing the RAF Norton story!) was, I believe, further out into Derbyshire and it was an airfield. However, it was closed (I believe) before I arrived at RAF Norton and therefore I don’t believe I even heard of it at the time. I am busy gathering information from various sources and you will see soon, if it hasn’t appeared already, in the Sheffield Daily Star’s Diary column, an article concerning the beginning of my project. I hope to maybe hear from other people their memories of the station. I would be grateful if those who have posted photos on this forum would be kind enough to give me authority to use them. Obviously I will acknowledge the source and will send each contributor a copy of the finished item. This will undoubtedly take me several (many?) months and I will try not to drop off the perch before it is finished!!. I am tempted to avoid the question of the gate guardian aircraft but to do so would leave a gap in my document so I will see what I can find out. Meanwhile I would be very grateful for any other information which readers of this entry might have unearthed since they last contributed. My e-mail site for this project is nortonfacts@googlemail.com. I am particularly keen to obtain a copy of the RAF Norton site plan which, until quite recently, was posted on the internet by the Gleadless Historical Society. However, just as I want it, it has disappeared just as the society itself appears to have disappeared from the internet. If anyone has a copy or can run it down for me I would be most grateful. I look forward to hearing from you. Derek Read
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Black Lamb's Lane is now Janson Street?
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Brick Lane became ? Nursery Street was formerly known as ?
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Reviving this topic because I have found another windmill that I've never seen mentioned anywhere, but hope someone has more info. This is a post type windmill that stood at the top of Millhouses lane. It is shown on the 1850 map but not on the OS survey of 1894. Neither is it shown on Fairbank's map of 1795 although he does show the windmill on Western bank. What seems odd is that a new post type windmill should have been erected at this time (ie after 1795) when tower type mills had become the norm. Perhaps the mill on Western bank was relocated to Silver Hill ? Silver Hill in 1850 Location - Google maps. http://www.earthtools.org/index.php?x=-1.5...p;t=7&m=Map skeets - I didn't see your post back in October. Royds Mill in Attercliffe was a water powered mill.
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Pinegrove country club, Myers Grove Lane Image from Google Street View
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Crookes Valley recreation ground - then and now
s6lad replied to docmel's topic in Sheffield History Chat
Those gate posts at the side of the shop are still there. They are sited at the bottom of the steps that lad down from the Mushroom Lane end of the tip. They must have been moved when the buildings were demolished. -
Just noticed this....thank you. The posts on Upwell street are the old gateposts to a farm known as Manor Farm in Grimesthorpe. The others I remember were on Hinde House lane opposite the junction with Little Blosover road. They were the old gateposts to Page Hall farm - the old farmhouse would have stood approximately where Hinde street crosses Robey street. You can see Skinnerthorpe and Page Hall farms on this map... Manor Farm is the buildings above and to the right of the 'y' in Grimesthorpe Colliery.
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Images of Sheffield's Great War Soldiers - Surnames A-L
Guest replied to dunsbyowl1867's topic in Sheffield War Years and The Sheffield Blitz
Hi Dean, I'm not sure if Albert belongs to me or not. My Fenwicks in my family tree came from the Park District of Sheffield, I think this Albert lived at Mushroom Lane, no links found yet. Thanks anyway Michelle -
Little here : Charles William KAYSER Steel manufacturer & merchant (Kayser, Ellison & Co.) Carlisle Works, Carlisle Street East Kelly's 1893 C W KAYSER Managing director (Kayser, Ellison & Co. Ltd.) manufacturers of crucible ca Carlisle Works, Carlisle Street East; Sutherland Street, Attercliffe & Darn White's 1919 Charles William KAYSER Steel manufacturer (Kayser, Ellison & Co. Ltd.) h. Eaton Hall near Retford Kelly's 1925 Benjamin Charles DAVIS Director (Kayser, Ellison & Co. Ltd.) Ashdell Cottage, Ashdell Road White's 1919 Benjamin Charles DAVIS Director (Kayser, Ellision & Co. Ltd.) 82 Ashdell Road Kelly's 1925 WILSON, HAWKSWORTH, ELLISON (& Co.) (now Kayser, Ellison & Co.) merchants & manufacturers of steel &c. Carlisle Works, Carlisle Street East Kelly's 1893 (that's worth the price of admission in its own right; though before your dates) John Ferdinand KAYSER Steel & file manufacturer (Kayser & Glossop) 5 Eyre Street Kelly's 1893 (this one too) Charles EDWARDS Gardener to C W Kayser esq. Sheffield Lane Top Kelly's 1893
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http://www.hillsboroughowlertonlocalhistor..._history_group/ MONTHLY MEETINGS SPEAKERS 2008-09 Meetings at the Leisure Centre Seminar Room in Hillsborough Park (approach from Hawksley Ave) 7.30 Thursday April 16th: Helen Ullerthorne Illustrated talk on the WW1 remains on Hallam Moor at Redmires Thursday May 21st: Tony Canning The 2007 Neepsend Flood Trail Thursday June 18th: David Gill A walk round the Crofts Area 7pm start meeting outside Sheff. Cathedral Thursday July 16th: Robin Fielder Upper Don walk, Wadsley Bridge - Oughtibridge with historical pictures (1.5 miles) meet 7pm at petrol station junction of Penistone Rd. North and Leppings Lane Strong footwear needed Thursday August 20th: Malcolm Nunn A history walk round Low Bradfield 7.30 start meet and finish at the village car park at the back of the cricket field. Lasts 1-1/4 hours (no. 61 bus from Hillsborough Interchange at 7pm) If it turns out to be wet Malcolm says he will open Bradfield archives for us. Thursday September 17th: Martin Olive Sheffield People through Camera Thursday October 15th: Norah Rogerson The Sheffield canal basin- from dereliction to restoration Thursday November 19th: David Templeman Two Queens and a Countess- Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth 1 and Bess of Hardwick Thursday December 17th: Dr Ian Russell Carolling Traditions in South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire (a power point presentation)
