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My ancestors lived at Belle View Farmhouse which was situated at the top of Terry Street which is now the Carbrook Rec. and the Sheffield Arena site.

I saw a mention of the farm in a local book Ònce Round the Lump`.

Does anyone know if the house which stands there is the original Belle View Farmhouse?

Also I would love to hear any other information about the farm and the Terry family who lived there.

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Hi PopT.

A building named 'Belle Vue' appears on maps dated around 1854,

on later maps (1890) the layout and size of the building looks to have changed

and is called a Lodge.

So whether the old farm was demolished and the new building (Lodge) replaced it,

or if the old farm house was extended, would be hard to say.

1903

link to 1950's OS

link to Flash Earth

Mr. John Terry, Darnall.

Kelly's 1854

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Hi SteveHB

Thankyou for the maps and your observations.

I know the family signed a contractto allow the Sheffield council to dump the nightsoil onto the land at the rear of the house but I do not know when the family moved into Sheffield.

My Grandfather was born the Wicker in 1859, so I wonder if the Sheffield council bought the farm and the land to develop the site.

In the family's day Terry Street was only a trck up to the farm but I guess as the nightsoil carts began to use the track it would probably made into a metalled road, adopted and given the name Terry Street after the family name.

It would be good if anyone could fill in some of these details.

Happy Days! PopT

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Chas Fredk Terry, insurance agent, 11 St. James Street,

house; 292 Fernley Place.

George Terry, shopkeeper, 43 Trinity Street.

Samuel Terry, manager, Leeds Terrace, 251 (Lower) St. Phillip's Road.

Directory & Topography of Sheffield, 1862

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Hi SteveHB

Thankyou for the maps and your observations.

I know the family signed a contractto allow the Sheffield council to dump the nightsoil onto the land at the rear of the house but I do not know when the family moved into Sheffield.

My Grandfather was born the Wicker in 1859, so I wonder if the Sheffield council bought the farm and the land to develop the site.

In the family's day Terry Street was only a trck up to the farm but I guess as the nightsoil carts began to use the track it would probably made into a metalled road, adopted and given the name Terry Street after the family name.

It would be good if anyone could fill in some of these details.

Happy Days! PopT

Stephen Terry 1846

The Sheffield & Rotherham Independent

(Sheffield, England), Saturday, February 14, 1846;

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Stephen Terry, gentleman, Bellevue. Attercliffe.

Directory & Topography of Sheffield, 1862

Stephen Terry 1851

SHEFFIELD INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS

.

The Sheffield & Rotherham Independent (Sheffield, England), Saturday, August 30, 1851

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Hi SteveHB

Thankyou for the maps and your observations.

I know the family signed a contractto allow the Sheffield council to dump the nightsoil onto the land at the rear of the house but I do not know when the family moved into Sheffield.

My Grandfather was born the Wicker in 1859, so I wonder if the Sheffield council bought the farm and the land to develop the site.

In the family's day Terry Street was only a trck up to the farm but I guess as the nightsoil carts began to use the track it would probably made into a metalled road, adopted and given the name Terry Street after the family name.

It would be good if anyone could fill in some of these details.

Happy Days! PopT

Terry Street 1889

The Sheffield & Rotherham Independent (Sheffield, England), Saturday, November 16, 1889;

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Stephen Terry, victualler Travellers Inn, Attercliffe (White's 1849)

Stephen Terry 1846

The Sheffield & Rotherham Independent

(Sheffield, England), Saturday, February 14, 1846;

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Probably nothing to do with anything; here's some mentions of Belle Vue ...

J B Furniss, Esquire Belle Vue Baine's 1822

John Bernard Furniss, Merchant h. Belle Vue White's 1833

John Yeomans, Merchant h. Belle Vue cottage White's 1833

Stacey, William and George, Ironmongers, 25 Fruit Market; h. Belle Vue Road White's 1833

Thomas Cawton Belle Vue House, Kimberworth Kelly's 1893

Edward Gatley Belle Vue House, Kimberworth Kelly's 1893

Alfred Gainsford (Capt., R.A.), Belle Vue, Norfolk Park Road White's 1905

Major Alfred John Gainsford, R.A., Belle Vue, Norfolk Park Road White's 1911

Major Alfred John Gainsford, R.A., Belle Vue, Norfolk Park Road White's 1919

Major Alfred John Gainsford, R.A. J.P., Belle Vue, Norfolk Park Road Kelly's 1925

Just for information and to add confusion as to whats going on :P

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Hi PopT.

A building named 'Belle Vue' appears on maps dated around 1854,

on later maps (1890) the layout and size of the building looks to have changed

and is called a Lodge.

So whether the old farm was demolished and the new building (Lodge) replaced it,

or if the old farm house was extended, would be hard to say.

1903

link to 1950's OS

link to Flash Earth

Mr. John Terry, Darnall.

Kelly's 1854

So this is Sheffield's real "Belle Vue" (Nice view :blink: , it's at Attercliffe for goodness sake! <_< ), not to be confused with "Bell Vue" at the bottom of Norfolk Park which overlooked Bell Pits.

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