I am researching my family history and am a bit stuck on the Gleadall connections I have made.
I would love to hear from anyone connected to the name who lives in Sheffield or past family have. This family seem to have lived around the Daisy Bank, Woollen Lane area of Sheffield.
The information I have is from 1841 onwards so am going well back in time.
Please PM me if you can help
TY

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Jay.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
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Jay. all i can tell u is that they is a family of gleadhill in the shirecliffe area of sheffield but thats as far as i can help u sorry

i remember a family in the darnall area in the 50s + 60s

there used to be a lady called janet gledhill that worked at moorwood vulcan catering equipmet in ecclesfield - she worked in the office good luck!:)

Who are you Kazisinthehouse - from Darnall?

hi my daughter is11 and her surname is gleadall. her grandad is john gleadall and i thin he grew up in the low edges area.

Is your daughter's name Kelly and her father called Steven?

no im kelly her dad is called steven?

I know Steven , he was in the Steel Works. His daughter is called Sherry.

Iused to live next door to a Roy Gledhall who was a scoutmaster at St Thomas's Church in Crookes.

I believe his Mother and father lived on Heavygate Road at Crookes.

Roy now lives at Blackstock at Lodge Moor.

Hope this Helps PopT

the steven i am on about is a bus driver and his daughter is called sheridan

It sounds like the same lad - he has a younger brother I think.

he does he is called neil

He sounds like the Steve I used to know - what's he getting upto now.

My father and grandfather (John and Arthur) used to run Gleadall's tobacconist at 673 Attercliffe Common.

In the early 1960's there was a Miss/Mrs Gledhall teaching infants at Woodbourne Road School. She was my first teacher and was a star.