Anyone have any record of Henry Ditchfield in the 1800 era in sheffield

'1800 era' is a big chunk of time, but here are the only DITCHFIELDs in Sheffield in the 1861 census:

1861 census
ref: piece 3497 folio 21F
Wilson Street
(Brightside Bierlow; Ecclesiastical District: Pitsmoor)

Henry DITCHFIELD Head Marr 39 engine turner Doncaster
Elizabeth DITCHFIELD Wife Marr 36 Nottingham
William DITCHFIELD Son 13 engine turner Derby
Francis DITCHFIELD Son 11 engine fitter Derby
Jonathan DITCHFIELD Son 10 scholar Derby
Margaret DITCHFIELD Dau 4 Sheffield
Lousia [sic] DITCHFIELD Dau 1 Sheffield

[name/relationship to head/marital status/age/occupation/birthplace]

Hugh

'1800 era' is a big chunk of time, but here are the only DITCHFIELDs in Sheffield in the 1861 census:

1861 census
ref: piece 3497 folio 21F
Wilson Street
(Brightside Bierlow; Ecclesiastical District: Pitsmoor)

Henry DITCHFIELD Head Marr 39 engine turner Doncaster
Elizabeth DITCHFIELD Wife Marr 36 Nottingham
William DITCHFIELD Son 13 engine turner Derby
Francis DITCHFIELD Son 11 engine fitter Derby
Jonathan DITCHFIELD Son 10 scholar Derby
Margaret DITCHFIELD Dau 4 Sheffield
Lousia [sic] DITCHFIELD Dau 1 Sheffield

[name/relationship to head/marital status/age/occupation/birthplace]

HughCheers Hugh

Hi Arthur

I'm not sure, but are these any relation to the Ditchfield's who used to run the newsagents on Lowedges when it was first built, probably from about 1954 or 55 when it was just a wooden hut until the proper row of shops were built. They ran the shop for many years and my sister worked there for about six years from 1966.

Hi,
I believe Henry was my 3x Great Grandfather, though at the moment I'm not 100% certain as I have still got to verify it.

There are transcribed baptism and burial records for some members of this family at Sheffield Indexers (http://www.sheffieldindexers.com)

Hugh

I use to go to a Dentist in the 50s-60s named Ditchfield, marvelous looking man ,I think his brother was also a dentist