The LDS have filmed and extracted some baptisms from Queen Street Chapel. I don't know when they stopped (usually about 1840). I found the baptism of Sarah Ellen Fewsdale on 01 Jan 1835 on the IGI. There are a number of Merrills listed on the Sheffield Flood Claims site http://extra.shu.ac.uk/sfca Thanks to Jeremy for the interesting history of the chapel. -- Harry Dodsworth Ottawa Ontario Canada af877@freenet.carleton.ca ----------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Hugh, Thank you again for all your help with my Belfield House query. You and Jeremy have told me more about the school, and its occupants, than I'd managed to find in the last five years or so. I'm now looking forward to trying to find the connection between Sarah Grindrod and 'our' Emily. Regards, Joan (in Bucks) Looking at the 1851 census entry for the school, I'm wondering if your Emily CUSSONS could actually be related to Sarah GRINDROD, whose mother was also a CUSSONS. There is also another CUSSONS as a pupil. 1851 census ref: piece 2339 folios 567B & 568F Bellefield House [this spelling] (Sheffield; Ecclesiastical District: Netherthorpe) [567B] Sarah GRINDROD Head Wid 51 school mistress YKS Halifax Julia GRINDROD Dau 13 Middlesex London Jane H GRINDROD Dau 9 Surrey lambeth [568F] Samuel Manwaring GRINDROD Son Unm 27 mercantile clerk LAN Burnley Mary GRINDROD G.Dau 8 scholar LAN Liverpool Elizabeth CUSSONS Mother Wid 70 gentlewoman Yks Halifax

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hello Joan, Looking at the 1851 census entry for the school, I'm wondering if your Emily CUSSONS could actually be related to Sarah GRINDROD, whose mother was also a CUSSONS. There is also another CUSSONS as a pupil. 1851 census ref: piece 2339 folios 567B & 568F Bellefield House [this spelling] (Sheffield; Ecclesiastical District: Netherthorpe) [567B] Sarah GRINDROD Head Wid 51 school mistress YKS Halifax Julia GRINDROD Dau 13 Middlesex London Jane H GRINDROD Dau 9 Surrey lambeth [568F] Samuel Manwaring GRINDROD Son Unm 27 mercantile clerk LAN Burnley Mary GRINDROD G.Dau 8 scholar LAN Liverpool Elizabeth CUSSONS Mother Wid 70 gentlewoman Yks Halifax Eliza M LOWE -- Unm 27 governess for music Wilts Corsham [?] Mary BLACK -- Unm 34 governess for French Middlesex London Ellen M HAIGH -- Unm 17 governess for English YKS Selby Mary E SLACK -- Unm 17 pupil YKS York Harriett SHILLETO -- Unm 15 pupil YKS Selby Lucy A CARTER -- Unm 16 pupil YKS Barnsley Emma CARTER -- Unm 13 pupil YKS Barnsley Harriett MARRIOTT -- Unm 17 pupil Sheffield Emily JOHNSON -- 11 pupil Sheffield Martha J[?] LAYCOCK -- 9 pupil YKS Hull Elizabeth M CUSSONS -- 14 pupil Middlesex London Elizabeth WILSON servant Unm 22 domestic servant Sheffield (I may have missed a description [scholar?] for Sarah's two daughters ?!) The school in Belfield House was previously run by the Misses Fawcett (Marianne and Martha). The address, confusingly, seems to be in Fawcett St rather then Bellefield St. There is an engraving of the house on http://www.picturesheffield.co.uk/database_search.php - search for Fawcett St, or type Bellefield in the bottom seach box. In that view, Bellefield St runs behind the house. I think, but I am not sure, that Fawcett St runs along the side of the garden to the left (out of the picture). The other side of Fawcett St is where St Stephen's Church was built at the end of the 1850's. The version of Picture Sheffield available in the Local Studies Library has three versions of the engraving. One is used as a heading for the following manuscript certificate: "Presented by the Misses Fawcett to Miss Heppenstall as a token of approbation for answering Geographical Questions with credit and satisfaction. belfield House Decr 17th 1835" Hugh in Sheffield ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Marsden" <joan@marsden001.wanadoo.co.uk> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 4:48 PM Subject: [SHEFF] Where is Belfield House? > My husbands great-grandmother Emily CUSSONS - born 1835 in Horncastle, Lincs - went to school near Sheffield. > > The address of the school was BELFIELD HOUSE, Nr Sheffield. It was run by Mrs Sarah Grindrod and the Misses Mainwaring. > > Does anybody know where the school was located? I've been searching on and off for a few years but haven't been able to find it. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Joan > (in Bucks)

Hi Aileen, I think that the area is known as t'Wicker, as well as having a wide street of that name. Apparently, according to J Edward Vickers, the open area north of the river used to be called Assembly Green (or 'Sembley Green), and was used for an assembly or muster of the yeomen and freeholders with their horse and arms, annually. Regards Richard Aileen Furness wrote: > Is the Wicker one long street, or is it a surrounding area? > >

In a message dated 02/06/2005 13:51:44 GMT Standard Time, richard.tetley@ntlworld.com writes: I think that the area is known as t'Wicker, as well as having a wide street of that name. Apparently, according to J Edward Vickers, the open area north of the river used to be called Assembly Green (or 'Sembley Green), and was used for an assembly or muster of the yeomen and freeholders with their horse and arms, annually. Hi Richard, As it is just over the river from the Sheffield Castle this is quite probable. In Sheffield it is known as Down in't t'wicker weer twatter run oe'r tweer.' Judy

Jeremy, Please could you send me a copy of the information too? I'm descended from Thomas STEAD of Onesacre (bapt 25 April 1672, bur Bradfield 4 February 1739) and Elizabeth CRESWICK (daughter of Thomas CRESWICK of Boroughleigh - marriage settlement dated 1696). This info is taken from the STEAD pedigree in Hunter's Hallamshire. Their daughter Elizabeth married John WOODHEAD and granddaughter Elizabeth WOODHEAD married Robert HAWKE on 11 June 1770 (Robert and Elizabeth are my 5 x great grandparents). Any info very much appreciated. Kind regards. Jane Chesterfield (UK) Researching:- BARKER, BARTHOLOMEW, COOPER, CRAPPER, CRAWSHAW, EARNSHAW, HAWKE, HIBBERD, JESSOP, MILNER, STEAD(E), THOMPSON and WOOD, all in the Sheffield, Bradfield, Norton area. -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Crawshaw [mailto:jeremy.crawshaw@talktalk.net] Sent: 02 June 2005 10:28 To: ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHEFF] Whitworth Hello Judy, I don't have any connections to the WHITWORTH family but I do have a small extract about Burrowlee House which I could send to you which is taken from a book I have, 'Hillsborough by her People' (by: Hillsborough Local History Group). Having said that, the extract does not mention anything about the WHITWORTH family. The only names mentioned are Thomas STEADE who had the house built in 1711 and his wife Elizabeth CRESWICK (from the CRESWICK family who were Lords of the Manor of Owlerton). There is also a nice pen & ink drawing of the house which I could scan for you if this would be of use. If you have MS Word I could put both the drawing and text together and send off-list. Let me know if you would like either or both. Best Wishes Jeremy Crawshaw (Temp. List Admin) Crookes SHEFFIELD ---------------------------------------------------- Outgoing Mail protected by: NORTON Internet Security 2004 Updated: 21st May 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <JJupar@aol.com> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 9:58 AM Subject: [SHEFF] Whitworth > Hi > > Is anyone descended from or familiar with the family of WHITWORTH from > Burrow Lees House at Hillsborough. > > The family is descended from William Rawson Surplice Whitworth of > Nottingham. Although William set up as a Pawnbroker in Sheffield > before 1840 the > family were originally from Nottingham. > > The Whitworths of Burrow Lees were Frederick Whitworth son of WRS > Whitworth, his wife Anna [Hannah] Maria Parkin and their children Herbert > b.1869, > William P. Whitworth b.1874 and Ruth A. Whitworth 1879. Their father > was a > Coal Owner and Merchant and moved onto making Stove Grates by 1901. > They were > all at home in the 1901 census at Burrow Lees. > > If anyone has any connection to this family especially after 1901 could > you > please let me have any information. > > > ==== ENG-SHEFFIELD Mailing List ==== > Messages which includes "personal monetary gain" content is strictly not > allowed. Permission from the list admin is needed before including any > "personal monetary gain" or "sales" advertisement in messages > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > ==== ENG-SHEFFIELD Mailing List ==== Visit: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~engsheffield/ Visit list Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ENG-SHEFFIELD-L/ or http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=ENG-SHEFFIELD- ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hello Jane, Of course you can have a copy, I've just sent it to Judy off-list so will send you a copy in a few minutes (also off-list) Best Wishes Jeremy Crawshaw (Temp. List Admin) Crookes SHEFFIELD ---------------------------------------------------- Outgoing Mail protected by: NORTON Internet Security 2004 Updated: 21st May 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Hyatt" <jane.hyatt@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 11:52 AM Subject: RE: [SHEFF] Whitworth > Jeremy, > > Please could you send me a copy of the information too? I'm descended > from Thomas STEAD of Onesacre (bapt 25 April 1672, bur Bradfield 4 > February 1739) and Elizabeth CRESWICK (daughter of Thomas CRESWICK of > Boroughleigh - marriage settlement dated 1696). This info is taken from > the STEAD pedigree in Hunter's Hallamshire. > > Their daughter Elizabeth married John WOODHEAD and granddaughter > Elizabeth WOODHEAD married Robert HAWKE on 11 June 1770 (Robert and > Elizabeth are my 5 x great grandparents). > > Any info very much appreciated. > > Kind regards. > > Jane > Chesterfield (UK) > Researching:- BARKER, BARTHOLOMEW, COOPER, CRAPPER, CRAWSHAW, EARNSHAW, > HAWKE, HIBBERD, JESSOP, MILNER, STEAD(E), THOMPSON and WOOD, all in the > Sheffield, Bradfield, Norton area. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeremy Crawshaw [mailto:jeremy.crawshaw@talktalk.net] > Sent: 02 June 2005 10:28 > To: ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SHEFF] Whitworth > > Hello Judy, > > I don't have any connections to the WHITWORTH family but I do have a > small > extract about Burrowlee House which I could send to you which is taken > from > a book I have, 'Hillsborough by her People' (by: Hillsborough Local > History > Group). > > Having said that, the extract does not mention anything about the > WHITWORTH > family. The only names mentioned are Thomas STEADE who had the house > built > in 1711 and his wife Elizabeth CRESWICK (from the CRESWICK family who > were > Lords of the Manor of Owlerton). There is also a nice pen & ink drawing > of > the house which I could scan for you if this would be of use. > > If you have MS Word I could put both the drawing and text together and > send > off-list. > > Let me know if you would like either or both. > > Best Wishes > > Jeremy Crawshaw > (Temp. 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Their > father >> was a >> Coal Owner and Merchant and moved onto making Stove Grates by 1901. >> They were >> all at home in the 1901 census at Burrow Lees. >> >> If anyone has any connection to this family especially after 1901 > could >> you >> please let me have any information. >> >> >> ==== ENG-SHEFFIELD Mailing List ==== >> Messages which includes "personal monetary gain" content is strictly > not >> allowed. Permission from the list admin is needed before including any > >> "personal monetary gain" or "sales" advertisement in messages >> >> ============================== >> Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >> New content added every business day. 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Hello Judy, I don't have any connections to the WHITWORTH family but I do have a small extract about Burrowlee House which I could send to you which is taken from a book I have, 'Hillsborough by her People' (by: Hillsborough Local History Group). Having said that, the extract does not mention anything about the WHITWORTH family. The only names mentioned are Thomas STEADE who had the house built in 1711 and his wife Elizabeth CRESWICK (from the CRESWICK family who were Lords of the Manor of Owlerton). There is also a nice pen & ink drawing of the house which I could scan for you if this would be of use. If you have MS Word I could put both the drawing and text together and send off-list. Let me know if you would like either or both. Best Wishes Jeremy Crawshaw (Temp. List Admin) Crookes SHEFFIELD ---------------------------------------------------- Outgoing Mail protected by: NORTON Internet Security 2004 Updated: 21st May 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <JJupar@aol.com> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 9:58 AM Subject: [SHEFF] Whitworth > Hi > > Is anyone descended from or familiar with the family of WHITWORTH from > Burrow Lees House at Hillsborough. > > The family is descended from William Rawson Surplice Whitworth of > Nottingham. Although William set up as a Pawnbroker in Sheffield > before 1840 the > family were originally from Nottingham. > > The Whitworths of Burrow Lees were Frederick Whitworth son of WRS > Whitworth, his wife Anna [Hannah] Maria Parkin and their children Herbert > b.1869, > William P. Whitworth b.1874 and Ruth A. Whitworth 1879. Their father > was a > Coal Owner and Merchant and moved onto making Stove Grates by 1901. > They were > all at home in the 1901 census at Burrow Lees. > > If anyone has any connection to this family especially after 1901 could > you > please let me have any information. > > > ==== ENG-SHEFFIELD Mailing List ==== > Messages which includes "personal monetary gain" content is strictly not > allowed. Permission from the list admin is needed before including any > "personal monetary gain" or "sales" advertisement in messages > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > >

hello Barry, I cannot find the specific units you mention in 'From Bailey to Bailey: A Short History of Military Buildings in Sheffield' by Stephen Johnson. However, I strongly suspect that the 3rd West Riding Field Company (Territorial Force), R.E would have had its headquarters at what became known as the Somme Barracks, on the corner of Glossop Road and Gell Street. It is possible that the 20th Territorial Force Depot refers to another building/establishment associated with the Somme Barracks. Looking at this excerpt from a 'lineage' of West Riding Engineers at http://www.regiments.org ... 1860 West Riding Engineer Volunteers formed with HQ at Sheffield 1908.04.01 West Riding Division Engineers transferred to T.F. with HQ at Sheffield 1st West Riding Field Company at Sheffield 2nd West Riding Field Company at Sheffield 1914 1st West Riding Division RE formed duplicate 2nd West Riding Division RE 455 Field Company at Sheffield 456 Field Company at Sheffield 1915 49th (1st West Riding) Division RE ...the 1st and 2nd Field Companies certainly had their Headquarters at the above Barracks and I assume that the 3rd Company joined them on its creation during the War. Surprisingly, I could not find any photos of this Barracks at http://www.picturesheffield.co.uk/database_search.php but there is a photo here http://citysnapper.org/chantrey/sheffield/sheffield1c.htm (right at the bottom). This building still belongs to the MOD and is the headquarters of the University Officer Training Corps. Hugh in Sheffield ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barry Chapman" <barry56@ozemail.com.au> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 1:44 PM Subject: [SHEFF] Sapper CHAPMAN, N.G., WW1 > Hello all, > > My grandfather, Norman Garside CHAPMAN, joined the Royal Engineers in > 1914/1915, became 2533 Sapper Chapman, N.G.and was sent to France, arriving > at the Western Front on 19 September 1915. Subsequently, he was gassed & > wounded in the head and after a period of hospitalisation in England, was > posted to the Royal Engineers, 20th Territorial Force Depot. Apparently, > this depot was part/became part of the 3rd West Riding Field Company > (Territorial Force), R.E. which was formed on 1-3-1917. On 2 Nov. 1917, > Norman Chapman was honourably discharged from the Army due to disability and > then lived with his parents at 202 South View Road, Sheffield until his > marriage in 1922. > > Can anyone tell me more about the 3rd West Riding Field Company (Territorial > Force) in general and the 20th Territorial Force Depot in particular? I'm > most interested to know the location of the Depot - presumably somewhere in > Sheffield? > > Thanks in anticipation, > > Barry in Tasmania.

Hi Is anyone descended from or familiar with the family of WHITWORTH from Burrow Lees House at Hillsborough. The family is descended from William Rawson Surplice Whitworth of Nottingham. Although William set up as a Pawnbroker in Sheffield before 1840 the family were originally from Nottingham. The Whitworths of Burrow Lees were Frederick Whitworth son of WRS Whitworth, his wife Anna [Hannah] Maria Parkin and their children Herbert b.1869, William P. Whitworth b.1874 and Ruth A. Whitworth 1879. Their father was a Coal Owner and Merchant and moved onto making Stove Grates by 1901. They were all at home in the 1901 census at Burrow Lees. If anyone has any connection to this family especially after 1901 could you please let me have any information.

Dear List, Forgot to add. Benjamin Morris born 1831 lived at Channing Street Nether Hallam in 1861. Would someone be kind enough to see if he is there in 1851 please. Thankyou. Cheers Merle Australia --------------------------------- Discover Yahoo! Stay in touch with email, IM, photo sharing & more. Check it out!

Dear List, Would sks please see if Benjamin Morris, born about 1831 in Nottingham and possible wife Lily/Lucy are residing in Shefield. Their son James was born there about 1851/2. Any help very much appreciated. Cheers Merle Australia. --------------------------------- Discover Yahoo! Find restaurants, movies, travel & more fun for the weekend. Check it out!

Hello all, My grandfather, Norman Garside CHAPMAN, joined the Royal Engineers in 1914/1915, became 2533 Sapper Chapman, N.G.and was sent to France, arriving at the Western Front on 19 September 1915. Subsequently, he was gassed & wounded in the head and after a period of hospitalisation in England, was posted to the Royal Engineers, 20th Territorial Force Depot. Apparently, this depot was part/became part of the 3rd West Riding Field Company (Territorial Force), R.E. which was formed on 1-3-1917. On 2 Nov. 1917, Norman Chapman was honourably discharged from the Army due to disability and then lived with his parents at 202 South View Road, Sheffield until his marriage in 1922. Can anyone tell me more about the 3rd West Riding Field Company (Territorial Force) in general and the 20th Territorial Force Depot in particular? I'm most interested to know the location of the Depot - presumably somewhere in Sheffield? Thanks in anticipation, Barry in Tasmania.

Is the Wicker one long street, or is it a surrounding area? I note in the Big Flood appeals for re-imbursment, that addresses such as Andrews Street, Wicker and Shelden Street, Wicker are mentioned. I am making a detailed search of the Wicker in years 1891-1900 and have seen the census for 1891 where I could list all the shops, houses etc on the Wicker but for 1901 it is not so as I can't order the film in to search. Maybe there is a street directory for the mid-1890s that will help me. I would need a list of all places on the Wicker. If the Wicker area is larger then I may not succeed in the 'look-up' I need. Details are unclear form my 'source' so I may have to realise that my chances are slim of finding the family I seek (surname unknown at present) Aileen in Australia

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In a message dated 01/06/2005 14:39:24 GMT Standard Time, furness@westnet.com.au writes: I am making a detailed search of the Wicker in years 1891-1900 and have seen the census for 1891 where I could list all the shops, houses etc on the Wicker but for 1901 it is not so as I can't order the film in to search. Maybe there is a street directory for the mid-1890s that will help me. I would need a list of all places on the Wicker. Hi, The Wicker is the name of a fairly wide Street. If it says a street followed by The Wicker then I think it referes to streets off the Wicker. Best wishes JUDY ELKINGTON _http://www.elkingtonfamily.com_ (http://www.elklingtonfamily.com/) ELKINGTON-L@rootsweb.com http://www.one-name.org/profiles/elkington.html

"Elizabeth wondering if on you disc you maybe able to find a Caroline Lydia Scott also know as Caroline Lydia Paisley. My grandmother committed suicide in 1919 August and I don't know where she is buried Wardsend was suggested. If not to much trouble could you have a look to see if there is anything on your disc. 25th August 1919 Coroners report on the 27th sometime around that I would assume. Many thanks" Hi Elizabeth, I am sorry I am unable to help, the Wardsend Cemetery disks only go to 1918. Kind Regards Jean New Zealand

Richard, Why don't you contact Gordon directly, I'm sure he would be interested in them for the website. Best Wishes Jeremy Crawshaw (Temp. List Admin) Crookes SHEFFIELD ---------------------------------------------------- Outgoing Mail protected by: NORTON Internet Security 2004 Updated: 21st May 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Tetley" <richard.tetley@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 4:28 PM Subject: [SHEFF] Strawberry Hall Lane > Hi folks, > > I happened to be down at Queens Road today, with the camera > in the car, and took some photos of where Strawberry Hall > Lane used to be. I also photographed the end of Sheaf > Gardens Terrace. Niether of them are impressive these days, > but if anyone wants copies, just let me know. > > These are 0.5 Mbit images, so be prepared for long messages > if you're not in broadband. > > Also photographed today... > Goddard Hall Road > Ellerton Road > Priestley St > Store St > Cream St > > Let me know if you want copies... > > Regards > Richard

Hi folks, I happened to be down at Queens Road today, with the camera in the car, and took some photos of where Strawberry Hall Lane used to be. I also photographed the end of Sheaf Gardens Terrace. Niether of them are impressive these days, but if anyone wants copies, just let me know. These are 0.5 Mbit images, so be prepared for long messages if you're not in broadband. Also photographed today... Goddard Hall Road Ellerton Road Priestley St Store St Cream St Let me know if you want copies... Regards Richard