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Did there used to be a lodging house, hospital or workhouse at 38 Granville Lane?

I am researching my family tree and I have found that two members of the family

died at this address but I aslo found that there were many others of other families

died at this address in the same era.

It seemed to house quite a few people at the same time.

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Robert Lenesley, Shopkeeper, 1893.

Did there used to be a lodging house, hospital or workhouse at 38 Granville Lane?

I am researching my family tree and I have found that two members of the family

died at this address but I aslo found that there were many others of other families

died at this address in the same era.

It seemed to house quite a few people at the same time.

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Did there used to be a lodging house, hospital or workhouse at 38 Granville Lane?

I am researching my family tree and I have found that two members of the family

died at this address but I aslo found that there were many others of other families

died at this address in the same era.

It seemed to house quite a few people at the same time.

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Marriage on same page FreeBMD

Ann Hodkin and Geroge Radford Dec 1/4 1865 Sheffield vol 9c page 676

1871 RG 10/4689/92/4

30 Granville Lane Sheffield

George Radford head 27 labourer Mansfield Nottinghamshire

Ann wife 33 dressmaker Elmton Derbyshire

George Radford son 4

Mark radford son 2

John W Hodkin stepson 15 straightener for ??

Ann bray Hodkin 9 stepdau

All children and stepch born Sheffield

No. 30 but getting close

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Stather Sarah Ann head M 48 shop keeper YKS Sheffield 42 Granville Lane 16

76 3827

: Stather Thompson fa-in-law M 55 labourer YKS North Cave 10 Granville Lane

16 77 3827

Looks like he was just a few houses away. The whole family seem to be very

close to one another..........

PASHLEY..........MYCOCKS....... HODSON.........

as I said you have access to the 1901 census and the 1881 census..

The ball is in your court on those.

Regards.Elaine in Ottawa.

Eng-Sheffield Web Pages.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~engsheffield/

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Parents for Willie, Charles Marples age 35 Brn abt 1866 Sheffield and Annie Elizth Marples age 34 Brn abt 1867 Sheffield.

In 1901 they were living at 40 Granville Lane Sheffield, Charles was a Boiler Makers Labourer.

1901 census help, anyone please ?

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Great work, Thank you. Don't know what year we are after but all knowledge is good.

1901 Census for number 38 (Patchett family):

also Whites Directory extract:

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George William Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried City Road 15 th Feb 1917

Frank Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried 17th June 1920

Minnie Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried 9th April 1921

Fred Mason of 38 Granville Road

Buried 3rd April 1923

There is another one of another name but I've lost the details.

I can only think they were lodgers to the Edges unless they had already moved out.

While we're on the subject where was Smilter Lane or is this a mis-spelling?

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George William Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried City Road 15 th Feb 1917

Frank Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried 17th June 1920

Minnie Edge of 38 Granville Lane

Buried 9th April 1921

Fred Mason of 38 Granville Road

Buried 3rd April 1923

There is another one of another name but I've lost the details.

I can only think they were lodgers to the Edges unless they had already moved out.

While we're on the subject where was Smilter Lane or is this a mis-spelling?

2 Smilter Lane was the address of Firvale Infirmary.

I think that part of it is still there at the bottom of Herries Road.

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Here's a map from 1890. I've estimated where no 38 was by counting along from the junction with Bungay Street on the 1891 census. The houses are all back to backs and start with Court 1 no 1, 2, 3 4, Courts 2 etc up to Court 4 which has nos. 1 and 2 - then the numbering reverts to 6, 8 10 etc - the yellowed in house is probably very close to no.38.

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