George Siddall married Mary
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John Siddall
Born 02/07/1812 - Died 24/08/1869
Married
Sarah Walker
Born 1816 - Died 18/12/1890
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John Joseph Siddall
Born 09/07/1838 - Died 24/10/1914
Married
Sally Maria Moore
Born 1836 - Died 04/08/1874
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George Charles Siddall
Born 1870 - Died 14/10/1946
Married
Eleanor Brookfield
Born 1874 - Died 20/02/1931
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John Joseph Lawrence Siddall
Born 1893 - Died 22/12/1953
Married
Minnie Unknown
Born 1894 - Died 01/08/1951
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Dennis Siddall
Born 02/02/1926
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Stephen Siddall
Born 18/02/1954
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Lee Siddall
Born 07/07/1981

Hi Mate have you tried genesreunited . I am a Siddall but do not recognise any of the names.

Thankyou

Lee Siddall

Funnily enough my eldest son is called Lee

Plews were at 64 vale road 1891 this was later to become the vicarage house for St Michael and all Saints

On the 1881 UK Census there is an entry for a John Joseph Siddall, age 42, profession engraver, living at 291 Beet Street, Sheffield.

Full details can be found at: http://www.familysearch.org

Hope this is of some help.

There was a Dennis Siddall lived on Parson Cross in the seventies and eighties. Moved there from Walkley/Crookes. Had a large family (7 or 8 kids). Eldest would be Steven (current age 50 or 51) then there was Denise, David, Caroline and a few more. Some of the kids had ginger hair. Lovely family - Steven was a good friend of mine. If it rings any bells I can try and give you a few more details.

Thank's Bushbaby

Steven his my dad

How do you know him ?

Lee Siddall

Thankyou

robian


Lee Siddall

Steven and I are the same age. I too lived on Wordsworth. We were part of a large group of kids growing up on the Cross at that time. Me (Bushy), your dad, (Tack), Deso (Tack's cousin), Bungi, Wriggo, and the famous Jinx.
The late nineteen sixties was a good time to be a young teenager, as we had just moved into a new era of affluence, which started in the early sixties (with The Beatles I guess) and continued throughout.
By affluence, that doesn't mean we had money to spare. It simply means that we had shoes, food etc. Many of our older brothers and sisters had gone without in the fifties. [First up in the morning would get a pair of socks, 2nd would get odd socks, third none at all, that kind of thing]
I know it's a cliche to say things were good back then, but they really were.
Your dad was the king of the "throwing arrow". Ask him about it. But whatever you do, don't mention Anne and Jaqueline !!!

Originally posted by Bushbaby
your dad, (Tack), Deso (Tack's cousin), Did "Tack" go to Hinde House by any chance.

No, He went to Yew Lane (Yewlands in new money)

i know a paula siddall she lives on manor do you know her

I do not know any of the Siddalls on your list but I do remember two members of a Siddall family who worked in the Chemistry Dept on Adsetts St which was part of the English Steel Corporation many years ago.

Allan Siddall was a metallurgist Chemist and his mother Alice was a widow who worked as an assistant in the large steel analysis laboratory there.

Happy Days

Hi All,
i'm stuck on my family tree,by all accounts my great great granfather came from sheffield,
all i know is that his name was JOHN SIDDALL,he married an ELIZA White in 1866,in poplar london,surviving children were HORACE CHARLES ,and JOHN RUPERT SIDDALL.
All i can tell from his marriage certificate is that his fathers name was SAMUEL SIDDALL (wheelwright ),and John himself was a steam vessel engineer.......

any info would be gratfully recieved ,

regards Andy

This'd be a good starting place...

http://www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk/

Originally posted by tommoboy
...and John himself was a steam vessel engineer...

Cool, Victorian geek!

Siddall threads merged

I knew a Clive Siddall who was in the navy , he had a sister called megan and they lived at upperthorpe.He has left the navy a long time ago but his address was
ME2 Siddall po62565
Mess 4N3 HMS Hermes
c/o GPO London.

Originally posted by fchicken21
Hi

Does anyone know of anything about the Siddall family

My grandad : Dennis Siddall unknown

My Great grandad : John Joseph Lawnence Siddall 1893 to 1953

My Great, great grandad :George Charles Siddall 1867 to 1947

My Great, great, great grandad :John Joseph Siddall 1838 to 1914

My great, great, great, great grandad :John Siddall 1812 to 1869

My great, great, great, great, great grandad George Siddall unknown
in the 1950s i used to work whith a harry siddall on the coop milk he lived on gatty road shiregreen any help


Thankyou

Lee Siddall

Then of course there is the famous Keith Siddall, once of Knutton Crescent, Parson Cross, who went down in history as the inventor of the Titanic Chuck when he was at Mushet.

He became a jehova's witness, but not sure what happened to him in later years

:D My Gran's maiden name was Annie Siddall, she had brothers, Charlie, Harold and can't remember the other.:gag:

I'm sure there was a Siddalls shop on or near the junction of Firth Park and Page Hall Roads sometime in the early 1980s.

I was a nipper at the time, so that's all I can remember...

there used to be a siddal family live on wolseley rd .think he usedto be a coalman it was a long time ago since i lived on there

Being a Siddal myself from Heeley & the Manor I am suprised that none of my relatives have not found the Forum,well some cannot read & some are bone ignorant.That might get some of them on LOL

I,m sure there was a siddall in my class at Shiregreen secondary modern.. You certainly were arthur!!!

There was a boy in my primary school class called Siddall. I am sure his first name was George but I could not swear to it.

Only reason I remeber him was that even at that young age he was very good with his hands - he once built a model ship out of wood and got to show it to the rest of the class or school - oh, and the other reason I remember him was that he wore corduroy shorts (strange how some things stick in your mind)

it was Netherthorpe Primary 1958 - 1960 (then I moved)

There is a Lily Siddall reported in this case:

http://www.chrishobbs.com/crookesmurder.htm

... a couple of "Lee"s as well!:D

i'm stuck on my family tree,by all accounts my great great granfather came from sheffield,

Do you have your John's age so that he can be looked up on
the 1861 index for Sheffield.

Knew a girl called Janet Siddall, lived just to the East of Langsett Road, near Whitehouse Lane I think. Married a guy called 'Butch' something or other. She'll be in her 60's now.

Originally posted by Bushbaby
Then of course there is the famous Keith Siddall, once of Knutton Crescent, Parson Cross, who went down in history as the inventor of the Titanic Chuck when he was at Mushet.

He became a jehova's witness, but not sure what happened to him in later years

they lived on Gleadless Valley in the 1990's - Spotswood i think - they were still JW's then - their grandkids went to school with my kids

i know a jason sidall he lives in rotherham tho

My nephew is called Jason & lives at Frecheville,sad to say he is a Owls fan.

A Mr Siddall was headmaster of Shirecliffe Secondary School in the late 40's maybe you could learn something from Ed Dept.

There was a Lisa Sidall in my year at school............she was the hottest girl in my year! Hmmmmm......Lisa Sidall.......*drools*!!

She had an older brother in the year above i think but cant remember his name.

It was Bradfield School and we left in 1996. She came from Stannington.

I used to know a Diane Sidall lived somewhere nr Normanton Springs,that was back in the mid 60s.

I have been helping someone in Canada with the Siddall family and I think you will find the Sheffield Siddalls came from Eyam/Stoney middleton/Calver/Curbar,

I worked in the Adsetts Street Chemistry Laboratory between 1948 & 1954 but I don't recall anyone called Siddall. Mr Fieldhouse was the Chief Chemist during that time. Iwould be interested in contacting anyone who remembers thise times.

Originally posted by David Bowler
I have been helping someone in Canada with the Siddall family and I think you will find the Sheffield Siddalls came from Eyam/Stoney middleton/Calver/Curbar,
I am a Siddall & all my family came from the Manor & Heeley

Your family may have come from the Manor, So did I but I was thinking a bit before the Manor was built........about 600yrs before, My family came from the Manor but originated in Sherwood Forest in 1250.

I remember going to City School, Stradbroke Rd, with a lad called Lee Siddall.

Lives Woodthorpe area i believe?

Originally posted by David Bowler
Your family may have come from the Manor, So did I but I was thinking a bit before the Manor was built........about 600yrs before, My family came from the Manor but originated in Sherwood Forest in 1250.
My family tree goes back to Cromwell,the Siddall's implemented the then poll tax,but don't tell anyone or I will get hung.LOL

Originally posted by matt1889
I remember going to City School, Stradbroke Rd, with a lad called Lee Siddall.

Lives Woodthorpe area i believe?
I don't know of anyone with that name in my family,only my son & he was about 1yrs old when we moved to breadcake land (Barnsley).My cousins come from the woodthorpe Cutts.

Hi there

I have some Siddall connections -

My mother's cousin was Jack Siddall, Town Clerk of Brighton many years ago - later migrated to Tasmania. I I can find out who his mother was if this is the right stream??

(there are still some relatives in Tasmania although Jack died a few years ago)

I went to school with a Carl Siddall, had a sister called Siobhan, lived on Manor Top. That was Myrtle Springs, late 80s/early 90s.

Most of my Siddall family came from the Manor but I have loads of relatives who's names I have forgotten as I have not seen them since I was a child,which was a long long time ago,my family left the Arbourthorne when I was about 6 months old & we lived at Heeley for 20 yrs before the houses were demolished & we went back the the Manor my Grandmothers house on Fitzhubert Road,just off Windyhouse Lane.

Originally posted by David Bowler
My family came from the Manor but originated in Sherwood Forest in 1250.
Wow! How did you find that out? My family tree doesn't go back much past the potatoe famine.

My family date back to the early 1500s,my brother had a history chart done about our family name.

Harold Siddall (1923-1992) lived at Gibraltar St, S3 also St Phillips Rd, S3, Southey Avenue, S5 and finally at Herries Rd, S5.
Children Harold, Derek, Rosemary Siddall.
All on Genes Reunited.

Wow! How did you find that out? My family tree doesn't go back much past the potatoe famine.

Cos Sherwood forest has it's own records, being a Royal Forest