TYLISSOS Posted February 18, 2020 Share Posted February 18, 2020 Having just joined Sheffield History, I would be interested to know if anyone has any information on the families arrival in the U.K. in the mid nineteenth century (1851) and which members of the family emigrated from Wurttemberg in Germany. Apparently there was a shortage of Pork Butchers at that time. Regards Brian Smith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tozzin Posted February 24, 2020 Share Posted February 24, 2020 I`m sorry but these the only pieces of information I can find. Hope they help. 1852 Heigold George Henry, pork butcher, 24 Westbar / shop demolished Heigold Christian Frederick., Masbro ================================== 1856 Heigold George Henry, pork butcher, 24 Westbar Heigold Christian Fredk. (Pork Butcher) 7 Bridge street, Masbrough / Heigold is such a rare name this chap is a relative of George Henry ================================= 1862 Heigold Geo. Henry., pork butcher, 24 Westbar ======================= 1879 79 Infirmary Road Heigold Geo. Henry. pork butcher / shop demolished ============================= 1893 56 Fieldhead Road Mrs Heigold / house still standing ========================= 1911 732 GRIMESTHORPE ROAD Heigold Joe, labourer /house demolished ===================== From Sheffield Indexers Heigold, Christian F. (, butcher). Address: 9 Bridge St., Masbro', house Fitzwilliam Rd, Rotherham in 1871. Recorded in: Whites Sheffield & District Directory - 1871. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available Heigold, Christian Frederick (, pork butcher). Address: 7 Bridge st, Masbro', in 1862. Recorded in: Drake's Rotherham & District Directory - 1862. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available Heigold, George H. (~, pork butcher). Address: 24 Westbar, Sheffield in 1871. Recorded in: Whites Sheffield & District Directory - 1871. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, George Henry (Qualifying property, House and shop). Address: 24 West Bar, St Philips in 1855. Recorded in: Sheffield Burgess Rolls. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, George Henry (Qualifying property, House and shop, 24 Westbar). Address: Westbar, Sheffield in 1864-65. Recorded in: Sheffield Burgess Rolls. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, George Henry (Qualifying property, House). Address: 77 Infirmary Road, St Philips in 1875-1876. Recorded in: Sheffield Burgess Rolls. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, Henry (Qualifying property, House). Address: Pye Bank, Brightside in 1855. Recorded in: Sheffield Burgess Rolls. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, Joe (~, Shopkeeper). Address: 106 Grimesthorpe Road, ~ in 1925. Recorded in: Sheffield & Rotherham Kelly?s Directory. Find Similar at Same Address if Available Surname Match if Available HEIGOLD, John (Qualifying property, House). Address: Alfred Road, Brightside in 1875-1876. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Edmund Posted February 24, 2020 Share Posted February 24, 2020 There were no butchers with German names in Sheffield during the 1820’s, but they did start to appear in the 1830’s. In November 1836 Christopher Wiebel, a German Pork Butcher was trading on South Street Moor, when he had a pair of boots and some copper stolen. The culprit was let off on a technicality as the prosecutor’s name was spelt as Weber on the indictment. In September 1839 now reported as being Wrebel, though still in South Street, he had his till stolen. There were Kramers running pork butcher shops in Pinstone street, Sheffield in 1833 On Christmas Day 1844 George Henry Heigold, a 23 year old butcher, (son of John a shoemaker), married Maria Lant 20, (daughter of John Lant, an Eating House proprietor) both of Masbro, at Rotherham parish church. At the 1851 census George and Maria were at 24 West Bar. George was a pork butcher and stated that he was born in Germany (but a British subject) At the 1851 census, George’s brother Christian Heigold was a 26 year old assistant pork butcher working for Eliza Stork or Slack (she couldn’t write her own name hence the confusion) at Masbro Bridge Foot. Christian married Eliza on 19th November 1851, both were living at West Bar, presumably temporarily, as they continued to run the Pork Butcher business in Masbro. A third brother, John Frederick Heingold was born in Germany in 1838 (son of John Jacob Heingold, shoemaker), and married Harriett Hoult on Boxing Day 1859 at Doncaster – he was a grinder and they were living at Hexthorpe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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