Tuppie

For anyone with Sheffield ancestors all the available transcribed records will be searchable in the search room, including churchyard and cemetery burials, census indexes, baptisms, Bradfield poorlaw records (settlements, removals and bastardy bonds) Monumental Inscriptions for various churchyards. Tuppie

The Fair at the Town Hall was funded by Sheffield Council through the City Libraries and they decided to spend the money on other things and that is when we stepped in and decided to run the fair. Also the room in the Town Hall was not big enough to accommodate the number of societies who wished to attend. Before this it was held at Hillsboro Leisure centre and Don Valley. The Council are talking about arranging another one in the Town Hall but this will only be for the smaller local societies to exhibit their displays. Tuppie

Hi. For anyone with Sheffield ancestors all the available transcribed records will be searchable in the search room, including churchyard and cemetery burials, census indexes, baptisms, Bradfield poorlaw records (settlements, removals and bastardy bonds) hope to see you there. Tuppie.

Hi All and Albert If you do attend then please come along and say hello. Angela Treweek Search Secretary S&DFHS http://www.sheffieldfhs.org.uk

Hi . You could start by searching the medal rolls at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/medals.asp#medalsindex If you know his regiment then the pension records are available online at http://www.ancestry.com. This is a pay to view site but I and others on this forum have a subscription and would search for you if you post his name, number and regiment. Not all soldiers were entitled to a pension, this applied to regular soldiers and not usually conscripts. Tuppie http://www.sheffieldfhs.org.uk

The burial/cremation registers are also available on film at Sheffield archives...with an index Tuppie. http://www.sheffieldfhs.org.uk

Hi Jessiet If you live in Sheffield you could check with Sheffield archives to see if the admission registers for the school are deposited with them. Admission registers give date of birth, parent/guardian and address. There is a 75 year closure on these but 1895 would be outside the closure period. There might also be a mention in the school log book of any presentations. The only problem I can see is if there is more than 1 William Marsden around this time at the school. Tuppie

Hi Stephan. You really need those two marriage certificates if only to rule them out. You can apply for them online at http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/ They cost £7 each. Have you also thought of going down the line of the sister who was born in 1939, thats assuming that she survived. Tuppie

Hi Rivelin6 Did you search any further for marriages. Tuppie

Hi Lost Marbles. I have already searched up to 1978 and have found a marriage in the June Q of 1977 and one in June 1978. I have emailed Stephan with these. Tuppie

The cowsheds used to open out onto Robin Lane and you could feed the cows as you walked past. During the 1920's until 1940 Mr Tom Fox was the farmer.Before Mr Fox one of the previous farmers was a Mr Cousins. Mr Smart was farmer for several years. Mr Ellis was the last farmer. Tuppie

Hello Welshgirl. The entry is on it's way to you. Tuppie

Hi Welsh Girl A stilborn child is still entered in the grave register...if you PM me with the details I will look in the burial register this week. Marybotham. They now make a charge of £18 Tuppie

Hi Shauny1962 We found him back in September. Tuppie

Hi. Josie Buccieri is researching her family tree...I have contact with her she has mentioned the Franchetti family. It also looks as if her brother is posting on here..so may be better to contact him. Tuppie

Hi I'm not an expert on Burngreave......anyone can access the records at the Sheffield archives. Do you know his date or year of death,you would a least need that to search any burial records and do you know for sure he was buried in Burngreave.? Tuppie

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Hi. Could this be Williams burial at Tinsley Park Cemetery. DOLPHIN Alfred 26 Nov 1947 aged64 labourer 65 Coleford Rd Sheffield Grave #K160c DOLPHIN Alice Amelia 18 May 1937 72 wife of William]20 Radcliffe St Tinsley, Sheffield QC150c DOLPHIN Edith Annie 18 Apr 1961 57 housewife 1-3 Newhall Rd / killed at E.S Sheffield H75c DOLPHIN Sarah 2 Feb 1959 75 widow 65 Coleford Rd Sheffield K160c DOLPHIN William 15 May 1940 aged76, roller, 112 Jenkin Rd Sheffield QC150c If Wilfred was 22/23 on the marriage certificate this looks like his birth registration. Births Jun 1907 DOLPHIN Wilfred Rotherham 9c 764 http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/ Tinsley was in the Rotherham registration district...sending for the certificate will confim his parents names and his mothers maiden name, which will enable you to look for a marriage certifictate for his parents. Tuppie http://www.sheffieldfhs.org.uk http://sheff-indexers.thewholeshebang.org/index.html

Hi. I remember they were fleecy lined and had rubber buttons down the front. Tuppie

Hi Jason. Season Greetings to you and yours...and I hope that you get all that you wish for in 2008. Kind Regards Tuppie

From the 1954 Kellys Directory, there was an A.E.Jowitt pawnbroker at 49 Lansdowne Road. Tuppie

Hi Chyanteg, I often see David around the village, I'll ask him were Chiwalli came from. I know that the FOX family had Moor Hole Farm after my LEE family which was on Moor Hole Lane Mosbro Moor. I have an 1898 map and it is not showing on there, between The school houses and Drake House there is the Drakehouse brick works,just about where Chiwalli farm was on Beighton Road. Tuppie

Hi Chyantag Carters Yard was off High Street. The layout now is The Long House(was Grange Farm) then the bungalow which is Bernie Nuttalls the dentist. Then there is a house which has just been painted green and the rear of this was Carters Yard. The sign has only been removed in the last couple of years it was on the side of the house. I do hope they will replace it. The house used to be Williams shop and before that it had been Saddler Banks shop. Tuppie

Hi . You could try the Family Records Centre...although there may be a charge. The Divorce Registry is now part of the Principal Registry of the Family Division. If you need legal proof of a divorce in any court, from 1858 to the present day, please contact: Principal Registry of the Family Division Decree Absolute Section First Avenue House 42-49 High Holborn London WC1V 6NP http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/frc/research/divorcemain.htm Tuppie

Hi Jason. I am so sorry that the outcome is not good......will wait to hear from you. Tuppie