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1. [SHEFF] Treeroot Walk, Sheffield. [1]
Thanks to all of you who answered my message regarding Treeroot Walk. I was hoping someone had written a history of the Hallamshire Hospital and its environs with photos. Does anyone know if something similar for Broom Cross? Apologies for not replying sooner but our daughter is getting married at weekend and the days are not long enough at the moment. Pat Pearson Lancashire. England.
2. Re: [SHEFF] Tinsley Park Cemetery Burials - interesting info [1]
Its such a pity that stillborn burials were omitted, as the grave numbers and address's that would have been with them are therefore also missing, which I find VERY useful. Sometimes you can turn up a set of missing relatives that were buried with their maiden names, or remarried that the stillborn childs details may have helped you locate. Maybe in future they should be included. Dick > > Hi Folks, > > I can come up with a possible reason for the discrepancy that Tracy noticed. > We (the transcribers
3. Re: [SHEFF] Bridge Street Brewery & Ball Bridge Works, Sheffield [1]
G'day Maureen There is a photo of a Brewer's dray on Bridge Street o in Imahes of England: Central Sheffield p 123. I wonder if that could be from "your" brewery. Eric Youle, Mooloolaba, Queensland <<<<<<<<<<<< Genealogical databases & Sheffield Local History material @ Family Trees - Youle, White, Barker, Morton, Broughton, Rolt, Bunn & more @
4. [SHEFF] Reposting Interests SLATER, RODGERS, WALKER [1]
My Sheffield interests are: SLATER - Sheffield - William born about 1827, daughter Mary Ann born 13th February 1851, son Thomas born 1859. WALKER - Mary Ann Slater married Robert James WALKER born Belfast. WALKER - Thomas married Elizabeth WALKER born Belfast (brother and sister married brother and sister) I am particularly keen to find descendants of Thomas and Elizabeth SLATER Their children were Martha, born about 1883, Tom Wm. born about 1885, Mary born about 1891, Walter born about 1896, Thomas Jame
5. Re: [SHEFF] SIR NATHANIEL CRESWICK [1]
Please excuse me if I nick a couple of quotes from my football history web site :- Nathaniel Creswick was one of the founding fathers of Sheffield football (and by extension football in this country and by extending the thought to the point of breaking, of world football) With William Prest, he founded Sheffield F.C. - the world's first real football club (as opposed to school team) in 1857 (and not 1855 as sometimes quoted) Sheffield Club, with no other opponents, spiced up their diet of intra-club kick
6. Re: [SHEFF] Missing Person! [1]
Hi Guys, Being a shift worker myself....... whats wrong with working nights......Elaine. Ottawa. Canada. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.486 / Virus Database: 284 - Release Date: 29/05/03
7. [SHEFF] Posser vs Posher [1]
I confess to be the culprit who first mentioned "posser" as the Leeds(& Bradford confirmed by Brian Richerby) version of Sheffield's "posher" and have enjoyed reading the recent contributions on the subject by Bill Franklin & David Binns. My mother in law's posser was also the size of a saucer, shaped like a watering can rose, made from brass or copper with a wooden handle fixed into a boss on the 'rose'. The up & down possing/possering action forced water into the holes in the face of the 'rose' and the wa
8. Re: [SHEFF] Tinsley Park Cemetery Burials - interesting info [1]
hello Tracy, I think there is some confusion at the Archives. Burial number 1 in the registers for Tinsley Park was on June 2nd 1882. The Tinsley Park (NBI) disks go up to 1973 rather than 1975. There are only 12xMULLINS (plus the 2xMULLIN) on the disks I have, so I don't know where the '19' comes from. Concerning the completeness of the NBI disks... The burial register stats I noted in the Archives show 5960 burials up to 15 Apr 1901. I checked the number of entries on the disks up to that date, and
9. [SHEFF] 1851 census LOOK UP PLEASE [1]
Hi every one Could some kind person do a look up on the 1851 census SHEFFIELD SARAH ANN WALKER born 19.06.1841 @ york Father JOHN WALKER Kind Regards Sheena BATH UK
10. Re: [SHEFF] another footballer [1]
Hi Jill, Sounds like an interesting player. I haven't got William Barker in my records - I'm up to about 1891 in my local footbal research - but next time I'm down the Local Studies I'll be sure to look him up and tell you what I've found. Cheers Andrew ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jill Atkinson" To: Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 2:11 PM Subject: [SHEFF] another footballer | Hi everyone | | I am sorry i cant help Stuart with his enquiry
11. Re: [SHEFF] Registry Offices [1]
I did not say there was no charge, there is a charge for church registers this is currently #14 for the first hour and #11 for each subsequent hour charges for civil registers are similar. The important point is there is access to the original registers held in churches and at the local register office. Cheers Guy Graham Wadsworth wrote: > > Hello > > I am new to the list and I am researching the WADSWORTH family in the Sheffield and Rotherham areas. > > I am intrigued by the above message, because
12. [SHEFF] ILLINGWORTH BROADHEAD FRETWELL FISHERS [1]
Hello, I have received the following information from an elderly relative. Although at this stage I am not actively researching this particular line, I thought I would post it in case somebody is!! (I've seen some of these surnames appear on the list) Benjamin BROADHEAD b 1811 married Hannah FISHERS b 1816 Silkstone (also married Harriet RAFTER at one time) They had a son Benjamin BROADHEAD b 1846 married (9.9.1867) Hannanh FRETWELL b 1851 They had a daughter Mary Anne BROADHEAD (d3.9.1936) married John J
13. Re: [SHEFF] a name and a half [1]
In a message dated 03/06/2003 01:00:14 GMT Daylight Time, waterhouse@2manybooks.freeserve.co.uk writes: > Jabez Jephta Joseph WINTERBOTTOM A man to be rememered with a name like Winterbottom [pronounced Winter Bottome naturally] . I wonder if he lies next to my grandparents I would like to find their grave but it seems to have disappeared. Cheers Judy.
14. Fw: [SHEFF] Wharncliffe or Middleton ? [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Ann Hunt To: Gordon ; <:ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 12:22 PM Subject: Re: [SHEFF] Wharncliffe or Middleton ? > Hi Gordon > > Wharncliffe was in the grounds of Middlewood Hospital - Middlewood was a > psychiatric hospital but Wharncliffe was medical/surgical. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Gordon > To: > Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 12
15. [SHEFF] Burngreave Conservative Association in Sheffield [1]
Good evening list Any info please relating to ANNIE ELIZABETH BAGGALEY ( nee JOHNSON ) and her connection with the Burngreave Conservative Association in Sheffield, approx 1920 - 1940 Has anyone found info relating to this organisation or would you know where records might exist. Annie was also elected on the " Board of Guardians of the Poor " for the Neepsend area in Sheffield in approx 1925. One of many jobs she undertook, was the making of Christmas puddings, which she took and served to Firvale ( now t
16. Re: [SHEFF] Help with burials & cemetery records please. [1]
G'day All On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 9:21 PM, Pat Daubney wrote: >Thanks for your info on the hospitals. Another thought I had was he could >have died of the Flu (1918). Maybe the hospitals were overflowing. Would >you >know if records of Nether Edge Hospital are available?? You might be interested in this web site- http://hospitalrecords.pro.gov.uk Which lists the records available for som 2,800 Hospitals, the database lists some 21 hospitals for Sheffield, including Nether Ed
17. Re: [SHEFF] 1891 Index Look up please ILLINGWORTH. [1]
Hi Eric, Many thanks for the look up. "James Boge" as a place name sounds intriguing - I'll have to see what a Google search makes of it! Thanks again Eric Kind regards Andy Walsh > G'day Andy > From Ancestry- > > 29 Stone Row, Greasbro' > Dan Illingworth head 33 Furnaceman James Boge, Staffordshire > Bertha wife 29 Wentworth, Yorks > John son 10 Hoyland > Alfred son 8 Thorpe > Blanch dau 5 ??????? > James son 2 ??????? > Charles 2w Parkgate > Hariett Radford niece 19 dressmaker
18. Re: [SHEFF] Ancestry 1891 Census and more [1]
Hi Judy, I would like to take you up on your offer. Are there any HOVEY'S in your directories? Cheers, Judy (also) I have two trade directories for Sheffield which also lists the names and addresses of most people. They are Baine#s Directory for 1822 and an 1837 directory. I am happy to do look ups for early names. cheers Judy > > > ==== ENG-SHEFFIELD Mailing List ==== > FLAMING will not be tolerated on this mailing list - Nor will any discussions of such onlist. Anyone recieving Hostile and/o
19. Re: [SHEFF] help wanted please if poss! [1]
Blue Boy Street is still there, where Ann says, I drive along it most days, today included. Its full of small workshop type premises now, but the school building is still there I think, hence the street name 'blue boy' street after the uniforms the boys wore. Dick > > Blue Boy Street still exists in Sheffield 3 and more or less where Eric said > it is. If you go west from the city along West Bar, onto Gibraltar Street > at the roundabout, which then becomes Moorfields. Off to the left is Allen > Str
20. Re: [SHEFF] SRO Letter [1]
It would be illegal for volunteers to "fill out certificates" current or otherwise. What was being proposed was volunteers transcribing the registers thereby providing a transcript as happens in other counties. Cheers Guy JJupar@aol.com wrote: > > I wouldn't be too keen to have my current certificates filled out by > volunteers. Whilst I am sure they would be discreet and careful, the registrar is > the best person for that. > > Perhaps they could handle registers before 1900. > > > JUDY Elki
21. [SHEFF] Bad Certificates [1]
Steve, when you send back your certificate, make them send you a photocopy of the original, not a handwritten transcription, and don't you dare pay for it!! I had this experience and took the bad copy straight to the Family Records Centre when I was in London again. I asked to speak to a supervisor, showed him what I was sent and asked for a free, decent replacement. He tried to give me this song and dance routine of labor costs and how he'd lose money, blah blah, and I told him that if I was paying that
22. Re: [SHEFF] Re:PETCHELL [1]
Hello Hugh >Stop Press - I just found this marriage on 'Ancestral File' at >FamilySearch: > >Benjamin Ackroyd VALENTINE >spouse: >Elizabeth Armstrong VALENTINE > Marriage: 17 Dec 1878 > Kobe, Japan >I thought Elizabeth's surname was her married name, but Ancestral File >lists >her father as Henry William VALENTINE. > >I don't know whether to believe that ! This is certainly strange, as the parents of Frederic VALANTINE Bap 17/2/1817 at Bolsover,(1861 census) were James William VALANTINE and Eliza
23. [SHEFF] 1891 Census [1]
Hi list Could someone kindly look up the family below on the 1891 census Cara KENNY age 45 John KENNY age 25 Sarah E KENNY age 22 James KENNY age 13 In 1881 they were living at at 6Ct4 Spring Street, Sheffield. In 1901 John was living with his wife Emmerlyne and his brother James at 8 Cross Love Street, Sheffield and this is where Sarah E KENNY's daughter Sarah Ann KENNY was born. I can find no trace of either Sarah E or Sarah Ann on the 1901 census. Any help would be appreciat
24. Re: [SHEFF] Roberts - Fenton: PS [1]
G'day I forgot to add - is anyone researching the Fenton family? Also I'm doing this research, at the moment, to try to help my 90 year old Uncle get over the recent death of his wife. He told me about his family years ago, but now I'm getting his account on tape, through several international phone calls and am hopefully getting some explanations for him. Getting him involved seems to be helping. Eric Youle, Mooloolaba, Queensland <<<<<<<<<<<< Genealogical databases & Sheffield Local History ma
25. Re: [SHEFF] Help with burials & cemetery records please. [1]
Hi Eric That's quite a mission! I will get a letter off to Sheffield Health asap and take it from there. Thanks Pat South Africa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Youle" To: "Pat Daubney" ; Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 1:32 PM Subject: Re: [SHEFF] Help with burials & cemetery records please. G'day Pat On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 9:21 PM, Pat Daubney wrote: >Thanks for your info on the hospitals. Anot
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