RichardB Posted September 14, 2007 Share Posted September 14, 2007 Major newspapers available at Sheffield Local Studies Library Eckington, Woodhouse and Staveley Express and North Derbyshire and South Yorkshire Advertiser 1899 - 1940 Iris or Sheffield Advertiser for the Northern Counties 1794 - 1856 Penistone, Stockbridge, Hoyland and Ecclesfield and Chapeltown Express 1877 - 1940 Public Advertiser (Sheffield) 1760 - 1793 Sheffield and Rotherham Weekly Independent Budget 1897; 1910 Sheffield Courant 1793 - 1797 Sheffield Courant and Rotherham, Barnsley and Chesterfield Advertiser 1827 - 1833 Sheffield Daily Telegraph 1855 - 1986 Sheffield Evening Star and Daily Advertiser 1869 - 1888 Sheffield Forward 1921 - 1981 Sheffield Free Press 1933 - 1982 Sheffield Free Press and Rotherham and Barnsley Advertiser 1851 - 1857 Sheffield Guardian 1906 - 1916 Sheffield Independent and Commercial Register 1819 - 1938 Sheffield Mail 1920 - 1931 Sheffield Mercury 1807 - 1848 Sheffield Register or Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Universal Advertiser 1787 - 1794 Sheffield Times 1846 - 1873 Sheffield Today 1971 - 1984 Sheffield Weekly Advertiser 1971 - 1981 Sheffield Weekly Telegraph 1884 - 1920 Star (Sheffield) 1887 - 1957 Star Green Un (Sheffield) 1907 - 1989 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
neddy Posted September 14, 2007 Share Posted September 14, 2007 Newspaper in neddy's cupboard, THE IRIS Sheffield Advertiser THURSDAY OCT 2 1800 Recognizances To Appear at Sheffield Sessions Oct 9th 1800 ROBERT HINDLEY OF DONCASTER-Labourer ROBERT CHESTER OF DONCASTER-Tailor JOHN GREEN OF BRADFIELD-husbandman WILLIAM GREEN OF BRADFIELD-farrier SAMUEL LEY OF SHEFFIELD-slaughterman RICHARD BEATSON OF SHEFFIELD-butcher WILLIAM WASS OF FISHLAKE-barber-cordwainer THOMAS REDDIS OF WHISTON-stone mason JOSEPH REDDIS OF WHISTON-stone mason THOMAS ATKIN OF HALIFAX-tanner JOHN RAMSDEN OF HALIFAX-dry tanner SAMUEL GREENWOOD OF RAWMARSH-labourer RICHARD JUBB OF RAWMARSH-farmer JAMES HODGETTS-soldier- warwickshire fencible cavalry JOHN JASPER ALLEN-liutenant-warwickshire fencible cavalry XXXXXXUCHAFF OF CLAYTON WITH FRICKLEY-husbandman--page damaged ROBERT RADCLIFFE OF CLAYTON WITH FRICKLEY-farmer WILLIAM ANELEY OF POLLINGTON-blacksmith ANTHONY DODGSON jun. OF RAWMARSH-collier ANTHONY DODGSONsen.OF RAWMARSH-collier GEORGE BOWN OF HOOTON LEVITT-labourer JOSEPH BOWN OF BOWLE-shoemaker THOMAS ATKINSON sen.OF REEDNETS-carpenter THOMAS ATKINSON jun.OF GAWTHORPE ROBERT WILSON late 5th west yorks militia SAMUEL STEPHENSON OF COWICK MOOR-farmer JOHN JOHNSON OF COWICK-labourer- also JOSEPH PROCTOR OF ARMIN-labourer JOHN ALDRED OF SHEFFIELD as mainpernor for--the following THOMAS ALDRED-apprentice to WILLIAM STANIFORTH OF SHEFFIELD WILLIAM BARWICK jun.OF SHEFFIELD-scissorsmith WILLIAM BARWICK sen.OF SHEFFIELD-silversmith WILLIAM ROE OF SHEFFIELD-cutler JOSEPH ROE OF SHEFFIELD-cutler JOHN WALKER OF GREASBROUGH-labourer THOMAS HIRST OF GREASBROUGH-farmer EDWARD SMITH OF RAWMARSH-labourer EDWARD ALCOCK OF RAWMARSH-potter-- also JONATHAN SCORAH OF RAWMARSH--pipemaker also MATHEW SCORAH OF RAWMARSH-pipemaker PHILIP HAWLEY OF RAWMARSH-potter also JOSEPH OXLEY OF RAWMARSH-butcher JOHN WILKINSON OF ECCLESALL BIERLOW-grinder BENJAMIN COX OF SHEFFIELD-grinder HANNAH WINFIELD OF SHEFFIELD -widow WILLIAM WOOD OF SHEFFIELD-labourer FRANCIS TOMLINSON OF SHEFFIELD MICHAEL WATERHOUSE OF SHEFFIELD-sergeant 8th regiment of foot THOMAS PRICE OF ECKINGTON WILLIAM MULLINS OF SHEFFIELD-sickle smith THOMAS GRAYSON OF RAWMARSH-blacksmith JOSEPH GRAYSON OF RAWMARSH--blacksmith JOHN SENIOR OF WOOLLEY-husbandman CHRISTOPHER SENIOR OF WOOLLEY-farmer JAMES FRUDD OF BARNSLEY-hair dresser JOHN BOOTH OF ECCLESFIELD-iron moulder JOSEPH BOOTH OF ECCLESFIELD-iron moulder SAMUEL YOUDEN OF BRAMWITH-labourer JOHN JUBB OF BRAMWITH-farmer THOMAS SCISSONS OF TICKHILL-tailor R. JENNINGS OF TICKHILL-cordwainer JAMES FARRINGTON OF DONCASTER-victualler WILLIAM BENNET OF DONCASTER-victualler MILES MACINTOSH OF FAIRBURN-husband man JOHN MACINTOSH OF BARWICK IN ELMET-labourer WILLIAM HOYLAND OF KNOTTINGLEY-shopkeeper WILLIAM PICKERING OF KNOTTINGLEY-waterman JOHN DEPLIDGE OF KNOTTINGLEY-waterman FRANCIS HOWARD OF KNOTTINGLEY-waterman RICHARD VARLEY OF DONCASTER WILLIAM BENNET OF DONCASTER-victualler JOHN FOLJAMBE-deputy clerk of the peace. Wakefield sep.18th 1800 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vox Posted June 8, 2014 Share Posted June 8, 2014 Just been to Sudbury Hall today and saw this on a wall display The Sheffield Mail. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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