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SHEFFIELD ALPHABETICAL. Ryder }.Irs 618 RYD SHEFFIELD ALPHABETICAL. Ryder }.Irs. Frances Eliza.beth, shopkeeper, 91 Salmon M. J. shirt m<Lker (Globe Shirt & Fent Co.); Boston street h. Manchester Ryder ~Francis Bernard, butcher, 178 South street, Salmon Miss Mary, hosier, 187 Abbeydale road ~Moor ; h. 152 Pomona street Salmon ~Irs. Mary, householder, 5 ~ othngham street Ryder John Henry, ~hopkecrwr. 702 City road, Park Salmon & Son, coal dealers, 156 U pwell street Ryder Robert, shopkeeper, 50 Chantry road Salt T. & Co. Limited, brewers (J. \V. Marples, agt.), Rydi1l Mrs. Elizabeth, 160 Nottingham street 66 Bridge street Ryding Charles Stanley, cabinet maker, 145 Eldon st. ; Salt William, beer retailer, 143 N ewhall road h. 20 Bowness road Salt William, shopkeeper, 54 Makin road, A Ryding ~Irs. Elizabeth, 11 Bowness road · Salter Mrs. Alice Ann, househldr. 45 Cobden View rd Ryding John C. manager, 82 South View road Salter Arthur, school attendance officer, 66 Spring R~-ding Miss Lydia, householder, 102 Marsh all road House road Ryding Waiter, pawnbroker, jeweller & clothier, Salter George, private gardener to Benjamin Bur- 44 Brown street; h. 62 Western road deakin esq. Broomfield, 55 Endcliffe Vale road Ryland Mrs. Clara, 40 Ashland road Saltfieet Charles, (j) etcher, 179 Vincent road R.ylands Edward, furniture dealer, 49 Campo lane Saltfieet Frank, artist, 26 Osborne road Rylands Electro-Plating Co. Limit€d, electro-plat€rs & Saltf:Ieet Frederick, etcher, 82 Glen road gilders, 68-72 Eyre stree1i Salvation Army Assurance Co. (district office) (Alfred Rylands & Sons J.imited, warehousemen, 57 Surrey st J ames Attrill, supt. ), 246 N ewhall road Ryley Charles William, clerk of works at Ecclesall Salvation Army Rescue Home (Staff-Capt. Miss A. R. Workhouse, 80 Nether Edge road Rowe, warden), Wincobank hall, Upper Wincobank Rylls John Rd. (j) engineer, 23 Addey street Salvation Army Residence (Gen. W. Booth, supt.), Rymer Mrs. Elizabeth, general dealer,12 Cemetery rd 64 Hunter road, Hillsborough Rymer Reginald, pawnbroker, see Crosby & Rymer :::,atvation Army Sheffield Divisional H endq uarlers Ryves William Edgar, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., L.M. sur- (William Greenwood, brigadier), Citadel chambers, geon, 12 Paradise square Pinstone street Sabin Henry, watch maker, 72 Sharrow lane Salvin George, moulder, 18 Montgomery Terrace road Sach Orithea Frederick, foreman, 118 Cliffe Field Sambourne Mrs. Annie, 149 J,ord street, Park road, Meersbrook Bank Sambourne Mrs. Catherine, 143 Alderson road Sadd Alfred Jas. city missionary, 133 Vincent road S;tmbourne Frank & James, etchers & gilders, Court Saddington Charles Henry, clerk, 43 Woodbank ores­ 4, Button lane cent, Meersbrook Sambrook Alfred, cutlery manufacturer (Sambrooks Saddington Mrs. Rebecca, 60 Wath road Limited) ; h. 1 Park avenue Sadler A1bert J ames, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 118 Sambrooks Limited, wholesale jewellers & general Clay street, A merchants, 107 Barker's pool Sadler Arthur, bookkeeper, 321 Spring Vale road Sammans Arthur. warehouseman, 11 Cecil square Sadler Mrs. Edith, 531 Ecclesall road Sammons Mrs. Rebecca, 158 Hoole street Sadler J oe Franc is, schoolmaster, 251 School road Sample Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, 19 Bransley street Sadler John, tripe dresser, 183 Alfred road, B Sample William Charles, surveyor, 64 Wood~toek rtl Sadler William, plumber, 19 Staniforth road, A Sampson Miss Anne, Beauchief Sadovski Isaac, tailor, 28 Cambridge street Sampson Arthur, grocer & provision dealer, 49 Sagar Mrs. Harriet, 333 Glossop road Penistone road Sage George, beerhouse, 133 Queen street Sampson Bernard, estate agent (Sampson Brothers); Sainsbury Arthur \Vhitridge, electrical engineer, 89 h. Beauchief Abbey Arundel street; h. 15 T_dney road, Norfolk park. Sampson Brothers, architects, surveyors, valuers, T.A. "Sainsbury"; T.N. 2797 house, land, estate & insura1.ce agents, Beauchief St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Convent, girls' school ; Abbey; 25 Figtree lane & 1 Corn Exchange. T.A. ~iiss Anna Macdonald, lady superior, 152 Burn­ " Sampson Brothers, Beauchief, Sheffield" ; T.N. greavo road 91 Beauchief St. George's Church Young Men's Society (~ ewlove Sampson Edlin, 259 Walkley road Sanderson & Fred Nunn, secs.), Leavygreave road Sampson Edward A. auctioneer (George & Son) ; b. St. George's Home for Nurses (Miss S. E. Corvan, Beauchief Abbev. superintendent), 17 & 19 ~'l1arucliffe road Sampson Miss Emily, 17 Ashrlell road St. Joseph's Home for Catholic Girls, Howard Sampson Fra~. estate agent (Sampson Brothers); b. · road, Sister ~hgdalen, sister sunerior Beauchief abbev St. Luke's Church Army Lodging House, 149 Solly st Sampson Frank, solicitor,- 25 Figtree lane; h. Beau- St. ~fary's Pure Literature Association, 40 Her­ chief abbey mitage street, Frederick Conway, mretaker Sampson Fred, butcher, 122 Charles street St. Michael's Roman Catholic Cemetery (Rivelin), Sampson George & Son, auctioneers, valuers, house, Walkley Hank roarl.: "\Vdliam Mnrphy, sexton land & estate agents. Beauchief Abbev & 4 C'orn St. Peter's Liberal Cl1tb, 92 Arundel street, Thomas ExchanQ'e. T.N. 3 Beauchief - W. A. Seager, sec Sampson Harry R. (Gro. & Son) ; h. Beauchief A bhey St. Peter's (Mason Fenn) Memorial Hall, residence Sampson J ames, 82 Monmout.h f<treet for lady teachers (Mrs. Clowes, principal; Mrs. W. Sampson J oseph, scissors forger, 7 (back) Lambert st M. Fenn, hon. sec.), 84 Ashdell road Sampson ~irs. Julia; h. 18 Bennett street St. Philip's Cafe, 69 & 71 Penistone road; Reuben Sampson Lawrence (George Sharman) ; h. 134 Broom­ Freeman, manager spring lane St. Simon's Blakeney Memorial Schools, Porter street Sampson Robert ,T ohn, hairdresser & umbrella repr. St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Club (.J oseph Podmore, 303 Penistone roan hon. sec. ; John O'Hara, steward), Solly street Sampson Samuel ,Tames, architect. 30 Parker's road Sales &. Teather, timber &. slate merchants, Sampson Stephen Ernest M.R.c.v.s. veterinnry sawing, planing &. moulding mills, Eyre st. & snrj!eon. 18 Mirldlewood road. HillsbGrough Matilda street. N. T. 17 81 Sampson Thomas, heerhouse. 53 Rldon 1'treet Sales Waiter, timber merchant (Sales & Teather); Rampson Thomas. dairvman, 110 Langsett road h. 190 Psalter lane Sampson William F.S.I. estate agent, (Sampson Salisbury Harry, commercial trvllr.51Hunter House rd Bros.) ; h. Beauchief Abbey Salisbury Mrs. J ane, grocer, Luke lane. Wadsley ~ampson William, householder, 151 Abbeydale road Salisbury John, warehouseman,38 Wood rd.Hillsboro' Samson ~frs. I-ouisa, vi et. Crown, 116 N ePpsend la Salisbury 1\Irs. 1\Iartlm, sl1opkeeper, 102 Saxon rrHHI Samson Ro bert, tobacconist. 71 N eeTJsend lane Salisburv. Mrs. 78 Svdnev- . road Sammn Victor, propr. Fitzalan hall, Fitzalan square Salmon George, baker & grocer, 115 Staniforth rd. A Samson William, file maker, 49 Hammerton road Salmon George Charles, butcher, 15 N etherthorpe Samuel H. watchmaker & jeweller, 43 High street place & 317 Upperthorpe Samuel Owen Wilmore, ca~hiPr. 13 Violet Bnnk roatl Salmon & Gluckstein Lim. tobacconiRts, 45a. High st Samuels S. & Co. outfitt€rs. 59 Norfolk street Salmon Miss Hannah Jane, dre~smaker, 297 Chester­ Samuels Samuel. 'Z7 Filev street field road Sancta Alfred, engineer, 25 I.ox~ey New rd.Hillsboro• .
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