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Received this by email today, together with this photo

Hi,

I have been looking up my family history. We were under the understanding that my great grandfather ran a pub called the 'Stag'.

Thought you might be interested in the attached photo. Isaac is driving, with his wife Bertha (died 1922) and 2 sons.

I have other photos if you are interested.

Simon

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1st car in Sheffield Needham may have owned

I wonder where this was taken and which Stag he ran?

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Received this by email today, together with this photo

Hi,

I have been looking up my family history. We were under the understanding that my great grandfather ran a pub called the 'Stag'.

Thought you might be interested in the attached photo. Isaac is driving, with his wife Bertha (died 1922) and 2 sons.

I have other photos if you are interested.

Simon

Photo is titled

1st car in Sheffield Needham may have owned

I wonder where this was taken and which Stag he ran?

Use the SheffieldHistory Google Search tool !!!

Most interested in more photos (not known at The Stag unless Ukelele Lady knows differently; known at two other pubs mind you ...)

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Use the SheffieldHistory Google Search tool !!!

Most interested in more photos (not known at The Stag unless Ukelele Lady knows differently; known at two other pubs mind you ...)

1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

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1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

That's one or 'em; my data may be a little ahead of what is posted here, but then, some is behind - none of which helps.

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1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

Hart -Stag.

Sounds reasonable to me.

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1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

Hart -Stag.

Sounds reasonable to me.

The photograph was taken outside the White Hart Inn.

Link to picturesheffield

Does not appear to be a pub now.

Image courtesy of Google

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1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

1898-1917 on my data ... then shows up again at The Plumpers, Tinsley in 1922

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1898-1917 on my data ... then shows up again at The Plumpers, Tinsley in 1922

1925, Sheffield and Rotherham Directory

Needham Charles Isaac, Plumpers' Hotel, Sheffield Road, Attercliffe

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1911.

NEEDHAM, Charles I

119, White Hart Inn (Full Licence), Worksop Road, Attercliffe Cum Darnall

William Pepper had the place 1919-1925.

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William Pepper had the place 1919-1925.

Given me something to research there, my other side of the family is Pepper of Sheffield. Got some digging to do!

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Given me something to research there, my other side of the family is Pepper of Sheffield. Got some digging to do!

Go dig and please let us know - whatever it is you find, whether its your relatives or not.

Ta.

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Given me something to research there, my other side of the family is Pepper of Sheffield. Got some digging to do!

Great stuff , I knew I'd posted a Needham some where but I'm also on to the Salutation at Chapeltown

who has an Edward Pepper. Will get that one on tomorrow.

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Given me something to research there, my other side of the family is Pepper of Sheffield. Got some digging to do!

Got you a few Peppers for you.

1881 Census

118, East Free Trade Inn, Carlisle St, Brightside Bierlow

PEPPER, Fredrick 35 1846 Publican Born Derbyshire

PEPPER, Ruth 29 1852 Born Sheffield

PEPPER, Edward 7 1874

PEPPER, Ada 5 1876

PEPPER, Fredrick 3 1878

PEPPER, William 1 1880

MARSDEN, Eliza Servant 14 1867 Nurse Girl

DARWEN, Eliza Servant 18 1863 General Serv Domestic

1851 Census

Bulls Head Brampton, Brampton Bierlow

PEPPER, William 53 1798 Farmer & Victualler Born Whitworth Yorkshire

PEPPER, Mary 44 1807

PEPPER, Elizabeth 22 1829

PEPPER, Catherine 18 1833

PEPPER, Henry 16 1835

PEPPER, Arthur 6 1845

FARNSWORTH, Emma Servant 22 1829 House Servant

CARR, Charles Servant 22 1829 Farm Servant

RUSSEL, John Servant 16 1835 Farm Servant

ALLOTT, John 15 1836 Ostler

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Got you a few Peppers for you.

1881 Census

118, East Free Trade Inn, Carlisle St, Brightside Bierlow

PEPPER, Fredrick 35 1846 Publican Born Derbyshire

PEPPER, Ruth 29 1852 Born Sheffield

PEPPER, Edward 7 1874

PEPPER, Ada 5 1876

PEPPER, Fredrick 3 1878

PEPPER, William 1 1880

MARSDEN, Eliza Servant 14 1867 Nurse Girl

DARWEN, Eliza Servant 18 1863 General Serv Domestic

1851 Census

Bulls Head Brampton, Brampton Bierlow

PEPPER, William 53 1798 Farmer & Victualler Born Whitworth Yorkshire

PEPPER, Mary 44 1807

PEPPER, Elizabeth 22 1829

PEPPER, Catherine 18 1833

PEPPER, Henry 16 1835

PEPPER, Arthur 6 1845

FARNSWORTH, Emma Servant 22 1829 House Servant

CARR, Charles Servant 22 1829 Farm Servant

RUSSEL, John Servant 16 1835 Farm Servant

ALLOTT, John 15 1836 Ostler

Thanks so much, it's really quite difficult to tell. i struggle with Pepper as they originate from Wentworth as farmers/publicans. At some point they moved to Sheffield and patented a brewing machine. I have a record book of a Dr. Robert Pepper so reading through this to try ad find any clues, will update. There's alsorts in it from the accounts of the Sheffield Carriage company to the cost of a patent.

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whites 1919, William Pepper Vict. White Hart PH, Abode: 119 Workshop Road, Attercliffe

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Charles Isaac Needham was at the White Hart 119 Church Street [ 119 Worksop Road ] Attercliffe

from 1898 to 1917 [ see A to Z of pubs ]

A Edwin Pepper was at the Salutation 170 Wortley Road High Green from

1887 to 1898

Then [ maybe his son ] Tom Pepper 1902 to at least 1907.

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