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Sheffield District Trades Directory. 751 Sheffield District Trades Directory. 751 . FOlIter Frederick, 25 Norfolk street, R Harrison Henry, 131 Attercliffe com. J ones Charles, 1G Speddings Fold Fowler Thomas, 4 Addey st. Sheffield Attercliffe, Sheffield Albert street East, Bamsley Fox John, 82 Addey street, Sheffield Harrison John, Monk Bretton, B Jones Ge01"&e, 15 Sandy lane, Worksop Fox Wiliiam, ChapeltowD, Sheffield Hart George, 175 South st. Sheffield J oynes Francis, 20 St. John's walk, S Francis William, Whittington Moor, HattersleyGeo.120 Upper Alien st. S J ubb George, 44 Oxford rd. Sheffield Newbold, Chesterfield Hawksworth James, 20 Fitzalan st. S Judge John, 40 Wicker, Sheffield Frith George, 281 Shales moor, S Hayes Robert, 32 Bedford st. Sheffield Kaye John, 70 Wellgate, Rotherham Gabbitas William, 81 Brunswick st. S Haywood Charles, Bridge pI. Worksop Keeble Waiter, Whittington moor, C Garnett Henry, 181 West st. Shrffield Hazel William, 104 Upper Allen st. S Kelsey l\Irs Martha., 56 Spital st. S Gascoyne Geo. 123 South st. Sheffield Heald George, 134 Portobello st. S Kelsey Richard, 27 Bramber street, S Gibbs John S. 44 High st. Rotherham Heaps George, Whittington moor, C Kenning Reuben, 72 Gower street, S t Gibson & Swallow, 3 Lloyd street, Heath Mrs Ann, Clown, Chesterfield Key John, 32 Franklin st. Sheffield Parkgate, Rotherham IIeathcote Samuel, 8 Lordsmill st. C King Chas. 44: Broad st. Park gate, R Gilbert Mrs Mary, 11 Gas Nook, May- Heathcote Thomas, 87 Effingham st R Kirk John, 20 Station rd. Chesterfield day green, Barnsley Heaton Charles, South st. Chesterfield Kirkham Bros. Staveley, Chesterfield Giles John, 53 Blank street, Sheffield HemmingGeo. 4-23Highst.AttercIiffe,S Kirman George, 68 Neville st. Sheffield Gill Byron, 94 Button lane, Sheffield Hemes Geo. 2 Graham's orchard, B Kitching Thomas, Lwr. Wincobank, S Gill Henry, 54: New street, Barnsley Herrick William, 14-7 Solly st. Sheffield Knight Jph. 29 Division st. Sheffield Gillott Henry, 236 Gibraltar street, S Herrod Reed, 51 Effingham street, R Knight Thomas, 62 Charles street, S Gillott Richard, 207 London road, S Heselwood - 69 Broad Oaks, Atter- Laing James, 433 Attercliffe common, Glover Mrs Mary A. 59 Earl street, S cliffe, Sheffield Attercliffe, Sheffield Godbehere George, 193 Fowler st. S Hickton Joseph, 67 Broomspl'ing In. S Lane John, 10 Bridgehouses, Sheffield Goodison Edward, 20 & 22 Forster Hill Benjamin, 209 Pond st. Sheffield Lanes George, 5 Broomspring la.ne, S road, Heeley, Sheffield t Hill Charles, 16 Broad st. Sheffield Lee John, 255 Langsett road, S Goodison Thomas, 380 South road, S Hill John, 38 Pye bank, Sheffield Lee William, 141 Carlisle rd. Sheffield Goodwin George, 252West st. Sheffield *t Hill Rowland, Wholesale Fruit Leek George, 10 Matilda st. Sheffield t Gray George (salesman), Wholesale Market, Sheffield Leighton Mrs Harriet, 647 Attercliffe Fruit Merchant, Sheffield Hill Thomas, 3 Cavendish street, C common, Attercliffe, Sheffield Gmy Joseph D. 22 Harvest lane, S Hill William, 28 Lopham st. Sheffield Lenthale Carter, 90 Pinfold lane, At- Green Chas. 77 Carlton rd.Attercliffe,S Hinchliffe William, 53 Wellgate, R tercliffe, Sheffield Green Colton, Eckington, Chestorfield *t Hindmarsh Charles, Wholesale Lenton Philip, 6 Cornish st. Sheffield Green J no. Corporation st. Chesterfield Fruit Market, Sheffield Levene Morris, 25 London rd. Sheffield Green John, 16 St. Mary's gate, C Holland Thomas, 175 Douglas road, S J,eversidge Isaac, 2 Hereford street, Green John, 60 Saltergate, Chesterfield Hollinsworth Geo. 81 Scotland st. S and 159 South street, Sheffield Green John, 19 Simpson arcade, R Holmcs Henry, 143 South st. Sheffield Levitt John, 4 Dodworth rd. Barnsley Green John, 28 30 Simpson arcade, R IIolmes Wm. 97 Broad st. Park gate, R Levitt John, 40 Division st. Sheffield Green J oseph, 43 Lee croft, Sheffield Hopefield Windsor, 11 Saltergate, C Lilley Alexander, Swinton, Rotherham Green Oliver, 190 Grimesthorpe rd. S Hopkinson Alfred, 95 l\'Iasbru' st. R Lilley George,-53 Gower st. Sheffield Green Mrs Una E. 69 West street, S Hopkinson Wm. 161 Infirmary rd. S Lindley Alfred, 39 Carbrook street, Green WaIter, 698 Brightside lane, S Horrobin John, Dronfield Attercliffe, Sheffield Green William T. 122 Attercliffe Hounsley James, 21 Peel sf'. Sheffield Linfitt Mrs Emily, 31 Tiusley road, S common, Attercliffe, Sheffield Howitt Herbert, Swinton, Rotherham *t Linnell & Hill, Wholesale Fruit Greenstreet Henry, 100 & no In- Hubbard John L. 20 Douglas road, S Market, Sheffield firmary road, Sheffield Hughes Edw3.rd, 395 Attercliffe corn. LiUlewoad Thomas, 4 Effingham st. S Gregg Benjamin, HoUins end, Sheffield Attercliffe, Sheffield t Littlewood Wm. 10 Gluman gate, C Gregory Thomas, 143 Carlisle street, S Hukin John, 70 Napier st. Sheffirld Lockwood Wm. High st. Wombwell, B Grewer Charles, 93 Daniel hill st. S Hunt John, !) Washington rd. Sheffield Longden l\'l:rs A. New Whittington, C Griffin Henry, 70 Duke st. Sheffield Hunt Thos. 206 Bright st. Attercliffe, S Longden Chas. 1 London rd. Sheffield Grindle Chas. 80 Grimesthorpe rd. S Hunt Thomas, 17 Cross Addey st. S Lowe Mrs H. Whlsle. Fruit Market, S Groabey Mrs l\'Iary, 200 Bramallln. S Hurst George, 130 Upper Allen st. S Lowrie ,Villiam, 273 Moorficlds, S Groundsell Jas. H. 31 Spring Val e rd.S Hurt Harry, Handsworth, Sheffield Luff Henry, Nethershire, Sheffield Habberjam Mrs Sarah,NorfolkMarket Hurt Wm. 36 Lord st. Attercliffe, S Lynn George, 144 Harvest In. Sheffield Hall, Sheffield Hutchinson John, 95 Trafalgar st. S )-IcGragh Brian, 67 Tenter st. Sheffield Ha~ue Thomas, 59 Woodland street, S Hutchinson J oseph, 1\Iortomley Cha- McGrail J ames, 58 Bridge street. S Hlugh Mrs Sarah, 223 Fulwood rd. S peltown, Sheffield MachinHenry, 1 Marketst. Mexbro', R Hall Charles M. 155 Wentworth st. S Ibbotson Fredk. 158 Lansdowne rd. S Machin Henry, 35 Weston st. Sheffield Hall George, 36 Langsett rd. Sheffield Illingworth Robt.128 & 132 Wicker, S Mackey ArthUl', 49 Sheffield road, B Hall Isaac, 380 Atterclif!'e com. S *t Illingworth Robert, ,Vholesale Mackey Arthur, Worsbrough, B Hall John, 4 Common side, Sheffield Fruit l\'Iarket, Sheffield McNelly Mrs Hannfl.h, Norfolk Mar- Hall John, Rawmarsh, Rotherham Insley John, Brimington, Chesterfield key; Hall, Sheffield Hall Samuel, 31 South Bt. Sheffield Jackson Joe, 72 Gram"ilie In. Sheffield McRae Andrew, 332 Neepsend lane, S Hall William, Clay Cross, Chesterfield J ackson J ohnt 214 Duke st. Sheffield lVIadin Herbert, 24 Saltergate, C Hall Willoughby, Nether Hoyland, B J ackson J oseph, 3 Allen st. Sheffield :Major Benj. 11 Don rd. Attercliffe, S Hallows William, 171 Pearl street, S Jackson Thomas, 101 Corby street, S )-Iajor William, 89 Porter street, S Hamilton John, 17 London road J ennett SamI. 33 Pye bank, Sheffield :Makin Bakewell, 1 Sherrington rd. S Hammerton George, Orchard street, J ohnsan Charles, 1 Cross Chapel street, Malkin J oseph, 7 Chester street, S Mexbro', Rotherham Sheffield )Ialkin Septimus, 41 Upper Osborne Hanby John, 85 Mattlda st. Sheffield Johnson Edwin, 14 Sutherland st, S street, Rheffield Rancack Wm. H. 170 Portobello st. S J ohnson George, 24 Fitzwilliam street, :l\Ialkin Thomas, 77 Carver street, S Rand WaIter, 87 Winter st. Sheffield Attercliffe, Sheffield Mann 1\11'8 Emma, 92 Walkley st. S Hardy John, 132 Broomhall street, S J ohnson Hamilton, 70 Pinfold lane, Markham Henry, Clown, Che!'terfield Harris Frederick, 207 South street, AttercIiffe, Sheffield Marriott Frederick, 65 Blonk st. S and 75 Broamhall street, Sheffield J ohnson Robert, 8 Kirk st. Sheffield Marrison Robert, 39 Church street, Harris George, 13 Crown Alley lane, S J ohnson William, 31 Scotland st. S Attercliffe, Sheffield.
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