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Sheffield Alphabetical 486 EMS SHEFFIELD ALPHABETICAL. Emsworth ~Irs. ~Iatilda, laundress. 153 Bradley st Eustace Charles, commercial travllr. 18 Botanical rd Endcliffe Estate Company Limited (The) {registered Evans A. & ~I. confectioners, 232 Brook hill office, ~A.lliance chambers, George street (A.lex. F. Evans :\Irs. Agnes, 92 Abbeydale road Jackson, sec) Evans Albert, shoe maker, 270 Spring Vale road Enefy ~Iiss Althea. draper, 10 Rufford road Enns ~\Irs. Ann, 61 Sheaf gardens Engelhardt ~frs. :Martha. 50 Sandford Grove road Evans :.\Irs. Anne, 38 Southbourne road England Mrs. Arabella, 122 South View road Evans :\Irs. Annie, servants' registry office, 85 Wash- England Brothers, brassfounders, 4 Turner street ington road • England Mrs. Charlotte, 51 Margaret street Evans Charles, clerk, 30 Sturton road England Fruit Preserving Co. Bradfield road, Hills- Evans Chas. Hy. drapers' assistant, 49 Blair Athol rd borough & fruit growers, Stocksbridge Evans Daniel (& Co.); h. 457 Crookesmoor road England H. & Co. clothiers & boot & shoe dealers, Evans Daniel & Co. fancy drapers & milliners, 2, 4 & 102 Chippinghouse road 6 George street England Henry J. merchant (Barker & England Ltd.) ; Evans David, clerk, 33 Ditchingham road h. 83 \Vilkinson street Evans David, manager, 28 Oxford str€'€t England HerbertL.S.A.Lond.surgeon,72Burngreave rd Evans David Haydn .M.R.C.S.Lond., L.R.C.P.Eng. England Joe (Brothers); h. 4 Turner street physician & surgeon, 171 Clarence st. T.N. 1894 England John \V. furniture dealer & coal merchant, Evans Edward, clerk, 46 Fir Vale road 26 Edmund road Evans Edward George, draper, 106 Walkley street England J oseph, secret-ary to J ohu W alsh Lim. 43 Evans :.\Irs. Eliza, lu;ehldr. 77 Wood rd. Hills borough :Meersbrook Park road, ~Ieersbrook Evans Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 154 Lancing road England Mrs. :Mary Ann, grocer, 162 Lord st. Park Evans Mrs. Ellen, servants' registry office, 215 Ec- England Richard, confectioner, 22 Turner street clesall road England Richard Robert, brassfounder (Engla.nd Evans Miss Emeline, lady superintendent, The Nurses' Brothers), 442 City road, Park Home & Training Institution, 334 Glossop road England Robert, engineer, 49 Firth Park road Evans Mrs. Emily, photographer, 45 Upperthorpe rd "England Miss Sarah A. 15 Hoole road Evans Miss Emma, 27 W oodhead road England :Mrs. Sophia, 8 CartBr Knowle road Evans Ernest, Bell hotel, Fitzalan square England Willia.m (England Bros.); h. \V oodland pl. Evans Ernest, corn. trav. 93 Walkley Crescent road Totley rise . Evans :Mrs.Esther,provsn.dlr.& beer retlr.97 London rd England Wm. glazier & glass seller, 56 Selborne st. A Evans Mrs. Fanny, vict. The Barrel, 123 London rd England \Villiam, plumber, 112 Staniforth road, A Enns Frank, draughtsman, 51 Vincent road English Mrs. Ann, 106 ~ eill road Evans Frnk. slvrsmith. 80 West st. ; h 55 Wolseley rd English & Scottish Law Lifa Assurance Association Evans George James, bmss turner; h. Parkhead (Geo. Kelson,dist.sec. ).19 Foster's bldgs.22 High st Evans Harry, city missionary, 239 Burgoyne road Ennis J ames, slater, 182 Ecclesall road Evans Harry David, commercial traveller, 41 Chantrey Ennis John Robert, schoolmaster, 33 X eill road road, N orton \Voodseats Ennis \V alter, proprietor of the Sheffield turkish & Evang Henry, grocer & beer retailer, 69 Broad oaks, A public baths; h. 53 Charles street Evans James, baker, 20 \Varner road, Hillsborough Eno Waiter, foreman, 881 Abbeydale road Evans John Benjamin, manager, 26 Marlborough rd Enock Joseph, builder, contractor & brick maker, Evans John Edward, tool manufacturer (Joseph & Sons Firth Road brick works, W oodseats road ; h. Bel- Limited); h. 3 Carter Know le road mont, Green lane, X ortou \Voodseats Evans John \Villi am, cab proprietor, Abbeydale Enskatt \Villiam, wholesale ba,mboo furniture manu- Evans Jonathan, cashier, 11 Goddard Hall road facturer, 24 Union lane Evans Joseph, ;25 .l\lilton road Ensor & Co. Ltd. clay merchants (Edward Brailsford, Evans Joseph, st{)cktaker, 27 Verdon road agent), 28 Change alley Evan.s J oseph, jun. secretary ( & Sons Lim.) ; h. Fern- Ensor Leonard William ~\.R.I.B.A. architect (Smith leigh, 20 Abbey lane, Norton Woodseats & Ensor), 1 Hartshead Evans Joseph & Sons Limited, manufacturers of en- Enstey Charles, file cutter. Court 2. ~Iary street gineers' tools, hammers, anvils, vices, tue irons. Enting William, 64 Brincliffe Edge road portable forges, steel, files &c.HighfieldTool wks.H Entwisle Harry (Entwisle & Son), 549 ~\ttercliffe rd i Evans Joshua. grocer & beer retailer, 425 Attercliffe Entwisle Jsph. tailor (&Sons); h. 32 ~Iontgomery rd: road; h. Bradwell Entwisle Joseph, tailors' cutter, 2 Aiusty road ! Evans .:\Irs. Maria, 5 Newbould lane Entwisle & Son, tailors.549 Attercliffe rd. & 30 Duke st Evans l\Iaurice, pork butcher, 389 Attercliffe common Entwistle \Villiam, 184 \Y est ern road Evans Richard, 89 Bell Hagg road Entwistle William, clerk, 84 Hoole street Evans Robt. John F.C.A. (:.\lacredie & E.); h. 73 Wil- Enzer J ames Leouard, shpkpr. 16 Lovell street, A kin son street. Telephone No. 3048 Epworth Joseph; h. 65 Glover road Evans Roberts, clerk, 3 Eccles street Epworth Thomas; h. 67 Glover road Evans S. A. brass & german silver turner, Monument J<;pworth William Henry, cashier, 14 Hoole road works, 107 Carver ~treet Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Evans Samuel, commercial travllr. 215 Ecclesall road (\V. Bowker Andrews, manager). 22 King's cham- Evans Thomas, bootmaker, 30 \Veigh lane, Park hers, 26 Angel street. T.X. 2424 Evans Thomas. clerk. 212 Abbeyfield road Eramo & De Carolis, confectioners & fried fish dealers, cvans Thomas David, 23 Burngreave road 160 & 162 Gibraltar street Evans Thomas Grainger (J oseph & Sons Lim.); h. Erskine John, horn pre~ser, Court 2, Trafalgar lane Thornlea, 134 :\Iillhouses lane, :Millhouses Esam William Burnett, solicitor (\Vatson, E. & Bar- Evans W. Thomas, teacher of violin,42 Darwent st.Pk her) & commissioner for oaths & law clerk to Shef- Evans \Villiam, blacksmith, Henry street field Assay Office; h. 8 Broom hall road. T.N. 1875 Evans \Villiam, manager, 45 Sunny bank Escott Miss Annie Emily, head mistress, Girls' High Evans \Villiam, shopkeeper, 29 Channing street School; h. 22 Rutland park Evans William Henry, manager, 244 Albert road, H Eshelby John, builder &c. (&Son) ; h. :.\Iansfield, Dick- Evans \Yilliam Herbert, warehou~eman, 70 Dorset st inson road, Blackpool Evens Richard. shopkeeper, 16 Birch road, A Eshelby John & Son, builders & contractors, Everard Ernest Geo. cnfctnr. & mgr. 231 London rd 45 Spring st. & Cross Smlthfleld. T.N. 1516 Everard Rev. Ernest Vores 1\I.A. (vicar of St. James' Eshelby Thomas, builder &c. (John & Son) ; h. 21 church), 34 Gell street Sterndale road, Millhouses EYerett Stephen, 63 rpperthorpe road Essam John, jobbing gardener, 19 Hartley street. H E,·eriss Louis. printBr, 1 Bromwich road Essame Oliver, railway clerk, 212 X ottin~ham street Everitt Charles K. manager, 1 \Vharncliffe villas E~sex Thomas, householder, 148 Grimesthorpe r{)ad Everitt ~Irs. Emily, 59 Havelock square Etchells Herbert, engraver, 25 Times bldgs. Bow st. Everitt Frederick Ernest, cashier, &9 Havelock !!quare & tea gardens, 231 Oakbrook road E\eritt Har~· Haddon (E. & Son) ; h. 10 Highnam Etchells :.\Irs. Sarah, teacher of music, 2 Coombe road 1 Crescent road. Crookes Etches 1\Irs. Elizabeth. furniture broker, 56 Well rd.H i Everitt ~Irs. Kate, tailor. 74 Gleadless road, H Etches \Yilliam. shopkeeper, 41 Obor·ne street E\eritt ~Ir~. ~Iarianna. 44 Leavygreave road .
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