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SHEFFIELD ALPHABETICAL . 731 • Woo SHEFFIELD ALPHABETICAL . 731 • woo Wood Frank, manufacturer for merchants & factors 1 Wood John A. coal mer. (John); h. 123 Rustlings rd of table & pocket cutlery, \Vood John & Albert, joiners' tool manufacturer:::, case-carvers, cabinets, nickel (back) 69 Sheldon street silver & electro plated Spo<lns \"Vood John Arthur, joiners' tool manufactuu~r (John & forks, fish eaters, desserts & Albcrt), 43 Gifford road & carded goods, for whole- Wood John & Co. electro plate manufacturers, sale, home & export trades, Meadow works, :Meadow street Helm works, 41 Arundel st.; \Vood John George, manager, 60 Machon bank h. Myrtle house, Myrtle Wood John Geo. tailors' manager,147SharrowVale rd springs, Gleadlcss, near Shef- Wood John Gordon, Temperance hotel, 17 Eyre st. field. Telegrams, " Expedite, •1 28 Froward street Sheffield;" Telephone 2258 Wooo John Henry, A5hlands, Park lane "Yood Frederick, beer retailer, 203 Gleadless road, H Wood John Hoyle, accountant (Francis & Son); h. Wood Frederick, -clerk, 126 Providence road, W 237 School road \Yood Frederick, tobacconist, 31 \Vest Bar green Wood John & Sons (Wisewood) Llmltedr rollers. Wood Frederick B. etcher, 86 Eldon street; h. 91 tllters. forgers & shear ateel manufacturers, Fulton road Wisewood works. Sheffield. T.Nos. 53 & 54 Wood Frederick C. hosier & glover, 639 London road Owlerton. See advertisement Wood Frcderick Charles, hs-ehldr. 613 Abbcydale rd Wood John Thomas, director & secretary Wood Wood George, auctioneer, 465 Shoreham street John & Sons (Wisewood) Limited, Dykes house, 73 Wood Ge<Jrge, fried fish shop, 211 Eyre street Kendal road, Hillsborough Wood George, householder, 104 Robey street \Vood John William, silver cha.ser, 73 (back of) Eyre Wood George, householder, 148 Skinnerthorpe road street; h. 119 Denmark road \Vood GeDTge, how>eholder, 76 Stovin road, A Wood Joseph, 47 Fitzalan street Wood George, salesman, 31 'Velb~k road, 'Valkley Wood Joseph, managing director; h. Albany house, Wood Gr.orge, tailors' cutter, 181 Sharrow Vale road 255 Loxley road, Malin Bridge "\Vood George, traveller, 26 Lennox rd. Hillsborough Wood Joseph, shopke€per, 104 Nidd road, A Wood George, vict. Roval hotel, London road & 1 'Wood Jsph. Stanley,foreman,Penistone rd. Owlerton Abbeydale roa.d .. T.N. 3393 Wocxl .Mra. Laura B. K. 126 Walkley street \Youcl George B. 3 Moncrieffr> road \Vood Mrs. Lily, 168 Upperthorpe Wood G-eorf!e Benjamin, mechanical inspector G. E. " 7ood & J,usher, coal merchants, 17 & 18 Canal Rlv. Co. 24- Albany road wharf. T.N. 2570 Wood George & Co. fishing tackle dealers, 117 Wood l\1 rs. M aria, registered lodging house keeper Pinstone street 22 & 24, & shopkeeper 26, Hicks lane & lodging Wood George Dobb, clerk, 87 Horndean road hour>e, 27 & 29 Spring street Wood Georg-e Edwin Vaughan B.A. chartered ac- vv:ood ~f~s. Mary, 50 Cl?mmon side countant, 57 Surrey street Wood M1ss Mary, 71 K1rkstone road \Vood George Henry, coal merchant (John); h. 110 Wood Mrs. Mary, 40 Ranmoor road Fulton road Wood \.Jrs. 1lary, pawnbroker, 29 & 31 Wicker; h. Wood Geo. Hy. schoolmaster, 50 Glencoe road, Pk 160 Psalter lane \Vooo George L. timber merchant (G. L. Wood & \Vood Miss .Mary Ann, groc-er, 86 Cliffe Field road, SonB); h. 7 Linden avenue, Norton Woodseats M:eersbrook Bank \Vood George L. & Go. timber & slate merchants, 56 Wood .Mr.;;. Mary Ha.nnah, 21 Artisan view, H Nursery street. T.N. 506 \Vood Miss 11ary Jane, grocer, 22 Freedom road Wood Sister Gertrude, private nursing home, 22, 36 Wocd Mis.s, 259 Spring Vale road & 38 Wilkinson street. T.N. 1548 Wood l\liss Nellie, milliner, 18 Kimberley street, A \Vood ~Irs. Hannah, dress maker, 30 Rushdale road, Wood Percy, greengrocer, 69 Leadmill road )leers brook Wood Peter Jas. shopkeeper, 3 Burslem street, B \Voori Mrs. Hannah, householder, 41 Crofton aven. Wood )lrs. Rachel, 265 Fox stre-et Wadsley Wood Reginald, joiner (R. & Sons), 445 Sandygate Wood Mrs. Hannah M. 211 Albert road, H roacl, Sandygate "Wood Miss Harriet, etcher & gilder, 69 (back of) \Vood Mrs. Reginald, laundry, 445 Sandygate road, Sheldon street Sandygate . Wood Mrs. Harriet, householder, 22 Bennett street Wocd Reginald Barritt (Durnford & Wood), mining Wood Harry, manager, 59 Harrison road, Hillsboro' engineer, 15 Wharncliffe chambers, Bank street; Wood Harry P. cashier, 411 Earl Marshal road h. 13 Wharncliffe road Wood Henry, E4 Daniel hill , Wood Reginald & Sons, builders, 445 Sandygate rd. Wood Henry, 231 l\liddlewood road, Hillsborough Sandygate \Yoc(] Henry, optician, 82 Tenter stre€t Wood & Robinson Limited, engineers, Neepsend la. Woocl Henry, pawnbroker, 29 & 31 \Vicker T.N. 2084 ·wood Henry Porter, grocer, 302 Abbeydale road Wood & Rollitt, mark makers, (back of) 92 Queen st ·wood Herbert Arthur, pawnbroker (Henry Wood); Wood Rowland, paper merchant,25 Paternoster row. h. 160 Psalter lane T.N. 964 Wood Herbert Lamston A.M.L ~f. E. 40 Kearsley rd Wood Samuel, slate & timber mer. (G. L. & Co) Wood Hiram, cl€rk G.P.O. 259 Western road Wood Samuel, traveller, 128 Chippinghouse road Wood Horace, clerk, 145 Malton street Wood Saml. Ralph, mana~er, 300 \Valkley Bank rd Wood Horace, steel analyst,l19 ClarPnce rd.Hillshoro' Wood Misses Sarah & Elizh. 26 Birkendale view Wood Horace Levi, joiner (R. & Sons), 445 Sandy- Wood Miss Sarah Elizabeth, 27 East wood road gate road, Sandygat~ Wood l\lrs. Sarah Ellen, shopkeep€T, 30 Burton st Wood Isaac, table knife hafter, 151 Arundel street Wood Miss Sarah Louisa, aparts. 12 Rossington rd Wood Isa.ac F.dward, shopkeeper, 88 Bnttermere rd Wood Mrs., Teresa, milliner, 91 Winter street "Wood Isaac N. vi et. Junction inn, 354 Brightside la Wood Thos. clothiers' assistant, 129 Grimesthorpe rd \Vood John, 254 Ecclesall road vVood Thomas, engine smith. 79 Lydgate lane Wood John, clerk. 92 Forres street, Crookes Wood Thomas, greengrocer, 17 Mitchell street Wood John, coal merchant, Corn Exchange \Vood Thomas, manager. 468 Staniforth road, A r chambers, Exchange atreet (T.N. 444); coar ~rood Thomas, steward, Hyde Park, St.John's rd.Pk depot, 20 Park station (T.N.1553) & Wadsle~ Wood Thomas Ingram, silversmith, 27 Staint-vn FOad Bridge railway station. T.N. 76 o-lerton 1Vood Thomas Rowland, paper merchant ~Rowland Wood John, commercial traveller, 48 Wa.dbrough n' Wood); h. 112 Clarence street Wood John, general dealer, 127 Attercliffe common Vood Thomas Stanley, 348 Crookes Moor road Wood John, glass & china dealer, f4 Ecclesall road Vood Thomas Williarn, insurance agent, 8 Brad- Wood John, greengroc-er, 193 Fowler street bury street, Meersbrook Wood John, manager, 82 Rharrow street ·vood Tom, mark maker, 217a, Rockingham street Wood John, shookecper, 70 Malton street Vood Tom, shopkeeper, 32 Bailey lane Wood John M.B., C.M. surgeon, 86 Burgoyne Td ·Vood \Valter, boot maker, 59 Green lane 'r.N. 717 \Vood Wa1ter, clerk, 141 Andover street .
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