Sue's

I lived on Thorncliffe Row 1958 until about 1963/4. Does anyone remember the Kelk family.

My Husband's Grandma came up from Bristol to work for a Sheffield Vicar as a kind of Home Help. I think it was probably around 1922ish. She met her Husband in Sheffield who was from that area and they settled and had their First Child on Gell St. I wonder if she had connections to this place. I vaguely remember reading years ago that it was run by a religious institute, but can't rember who?

Does anyone remember these two local Amatuer Football Clubs from the 1950's Lowshire Amatuers were based at Shiregreen. They won the 'Green-un' Merit Ball for their 2-1 win against unbeaten Lundwood WMC in the semi-final of the Junior Cup. reg Ellis scored both goals, and Harry kelk deserveed special praise for giving one of the finest displays by a goal keeper ever seen in junior football. The other football club I am interested in are 'Red Rose' of Ecclesfield. Albert Leek was one of the players, position unknown.

My daughter Tracy Senior went to all Saints school 1986 - 1990

I remember driving round with my dad delivering icecream on the Camp, Mr Whippey's. I later lived on Acre Gate 1975-1982 when I was first married.

My Husband thinks that Sheree Ratcliffe lived there.

Does anyone remember these two local Amatuer Football Clubs from the 1950's Lowshire Amatuers were based at Shiregreen. They won the 'Green-un' Merit Ball for their 2-1 win against unbeaten Lundwood WMC in the semi-final of the Junior Cup. reg Ellis scored both goals, and Harry kelk deserveed special praise for giving one of the finest displays by a goal keeper ever seen in junior football. The other football club I am interested in are 'Red Rose' of Ecclesfield. Albert Leek was one of the players, position unknown.