Ponytail Posted February 11 Share Posted February 11 Dore Enclosure Map. 1822. https://www.picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;arc07355&pos=15&action=zoom&id=106542 Marked: Manor of Hathersage, Burbage Brook, Burbage Rocks, Road from Buxton, Fox House, Buxton Turnpike Road [Hathersage Road], Road from Dronfield, Road from Stoney Middleton, Wooden Pole Road Stony Ridge Road], Dore Turnpike Road, Totley Moors, Dore, Chapel, Oxen Green, Road from Totley, Newfield Lane Road, Limb Gate [on Limb Lane], Standhills, Limb Dyke, Barber Fields, Spring, Ringing Low [Ringinglow], Site of Ringinglow Toll House and Norfolk Arms pub, Ringing Low Road [Long Line], Sparrowpit Gate Turnpike Road [Ringinglow Road], Ox Stones, Oxstone Dale Road, Parkinsons Spring, Red Car Road [Sheephill Road], Aqueduct, Sheep Hill Sping, Me and Jane [Meg and Jane?] Spring White Low Spring, White Low Road, Round Seats, Strawberry Lee Road, Upper Causeway Head, Intake Road [Ash House Lane], Nether Causey Head Road [Parkers Lane / Causeway Head Road], Whirlow Road [Rushley Road]. Tenants / owners marked: Numerous plots - Duke of Devonshire; 29, 30 James Wagstaff; 42 John Frith; 41, 44 Vicar of Dronfield; 50 Curate of Dore; 2, 36, 36a and 85 John Shearwood; 74, 75 Charles Greenwood; 65, 65a, 78, 79 School and Poor; 66 G. B. Greaves; 63, 86 Samuel Shore; 51, 87 Thomas Biggin; 31, 88 Hollis's Hospital; 73, 89 Edward Sampson; 62, 90 W. C. Bagshawe; 52, 91 John Cartledge; 34, 93 John Unwin; 93a I. Shepherd; 14, 32, 94 Henry Hancock; 61, 95 Thomas Fernehough; 6, 33, 96 Robert Moss; 37, 98 and 98 William Cunliffe Shawe; 49, 99 Sir George Sitwell; 48, 100 Dr Ewes Coke; 101 Thomas Bingham, clerk; 102 Joseph Badger's devisees; 103-104 George Canning Esquire; 71 W.G.; 70 P.T.?; 69 P.P.; 68 J.D.; 76 H.M. Scale: approx 5 inches : 1 mile. Surveyors: W and J Fairbank. Signed by the Enclosure Commissioners. Original at Sheffield City Archives: CA361/2. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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