
132 Oughtibridge. Browning George, M.R.C.s., L.S.A. Hayward John, butcher Rose lsaac, farmer, Brightholmlee surgeon and medical officer to Helliwell Benjamin, farmer, Bright- Rowland Ellis, farmer, Can house W ortley Union holmlee Sanderson Fredk. joiner & wheelwrt BurkinshawRy.mngr.Wharncliffe side Hill Wm. grocer, Upper Middlewood Sanderson Geo. mule spindle manfr Cadman Thos. farmer, Brightholmlee Hirst Mrs Samh, shopkeeper Scott J osepb, manager CoIling John, National schoolmaster Hobson Mrs Eliza,shopkeeper Shuttleworth George, general smith Co-operative cj IndWltrial Society (lim.) Rolmes John,farmer, Wharncliffe Side Shuttleworth Thomas Batt, manager grocers,&c; Geo.lbbotson, manager lIouldsworth Thomas, file manager Silica Fire Brwk Co. (Brookes, Green Cooper Aaron, grocer Howe J oseph, vict. Stanley Arms & Co.) fire brick manufacturers Couldwell Renry, grocer Howe William, vict. The Cock Stacey Elijah, Endowed schoolmaster, Crapper George, brick manufacturer Hudson John, farmer, Coldwell Onesacre (Turner Bros.); h Middlewood cot Hutchinson Albert,hosier, draper, and Stanley Mrs Martha, shopkeeper Crii.wshaw John Earnshaw, farmer, spring knife manufacturer Stanley William, farmer Onesacre Ibbotson George, farmer, Rollin hill Swift Thomas, coal mert. and builder Crawshaw Thomas, farmer, Coums 1bbotson George, manager Taylor John, hosier and draper Denton Miss Sarah Ann, beerhouse 1bbotson Henry, grocer and victualler, Trickett John Thomas, registrar for Dickinson Benjn. frmr. Brightholmlee Filesmiths' Arms births and deaths, vaccination officer Dickinson Mrs Ellen, Dyson Rolmes, Ibbotson Joseph, farmer and 'bus pro­ for BradfieId township, andcoal mert Wharncliffe Side - prietor, Hagg Stones Turner Bros. fire brick manufacturers Dixon Joseph (P. & Son) Ray George, joiner and wheelwright Tym William, blacksmith Dixon Peter & Son, paper manufac- Lawton Benjamin, joiner and wheel- Walker John, blacksmith~ Wharn­ turers, Spring Grove Paper mills wright, Wharncliffe Side cliffe Side Dixon Willill.m Denison (P. & Son) Lee Mr James ·Wardlow S. & C. manufacturers, Ellam J ph. farmer, Wharncliffe Side Lingard Robt.beerhs.Wharncliffe Side tilters, and forgers, Congress works, Elliott Henry, fa.rmer, Brightholmlee 1YlcRorie William, manager and Portobello works, Sheffield j Ellis Wm. (Exors. of), frmr. Don view Marshall George, farmer. Faldings, Thomas B. Shuttleworth, manager England J ames. shopkeeper Wharncliffe Side (See Advertisement) Fairest Mrs Ann, newsagent Mellor l\1rs J ane, vict. White Hart 'Vild Thomas, farmer, Calm Fairest George, vict. Station Inu Merryman -, farmer, Gate Wildsmith Mrs, shopkeeper Fanshaw James, nail manufacturer Micklethwaite Aaron, vict.Wharncliffe Wood Mrs Ann, shopkeeper Garside Thomas, file manufacturer, Arms, Wharncliffe Side Wood Hiriph, farmer, Onesacre Upper Middlewood Milnes J ph. farmer, Oughtibridge hall Wood J oel, farmer, Wharncliffe Side Greaves Charles, beerhouse Moore George, butcher Wood John,cast steel tilterand forger, Greaves Thomas, farmer, Onesacre Morton William, butcher Oughtibridge Steel works; and Griffin Mrs Fanny Pattison, National Moulson George, farmer, Wharncliffe Wisewood schoolmistress Side j and butcher, Sheffield 'Voodhead John, shopkeeper, Wharn­ Hammond Andrew, farmer, Bright­ Parkin Mrs Ann, Upper Middlewood cliffe Side holmlee Pearson Edward, tailor, Sheffield; h Worrall John, farmer, Brightholmlee Hardy J oseph, quarry owner, Wharn­ Upper Middlewood Wyke Joseph, shuttle tip and spring cliffe Side Rhodes MrsMartha, vict.Pheasant Inn manufacturer (See Advertisement) HaWKsworth William, cabinet maker, Rodgers Joseph & Son, tilters and Young Edwd. mining agent, Sheffield Onesacre forgers, Beeley Wood Steel works OUTSEATS is a scattered township, 2 miles N. of Hathersage, about 8 miles S.W. of Sheffield, in Hathersage parish, Bakewell county court district, Hathersage polling district of North Derbyshire, Lichfield diocese, Derby arch­ deaconry, and Eyam rural deanery. It had 251 inhabitants in 1871, and comprises about 4300 acres. Aldred Mr Jph. Sunnybank cottages Hadfield Israel, farmer, Gatehouse Rouksley George, farmer Cammell G. & M. millstone manfrs. Hellewell Thomas, farmer, Can close RowarthAbraham,farmer,NorthLees Brook6old manor (See AdvC1't.) Littlewood John, farmor, Out lane Thorpe Henry, farmer, Hurst CroslandHenryRobt.frmr.Birleyfarm Middleton William Henry, plumber Wilson James, farmer, Hurst Crosland Joseph, farmer, Thorpe and glazier Woodall Matthew, farmer, Greens hs Dawson Benjamin,-frmr. Upper Rurst Platts John, farmer, Hurst OWLERTON is a large village in the vale of the Don, 2 miles N.N.W. of Sheffield, partly in Nether HalIam township, and partly in Ecclesfield parish. Being below the confluence of the Rivelin and Loxley rivuletB, it suffered severely from the great flood of 1864 (see Sheffield). The CHURCH (St. John the Baptist) was built by the vicar of St. Philip's, Sheffield, in 1874, as a chapel of ease to that parish, partly with money left for the purpose of church extension in St. Philip's parish by the late Miss Rawson. On the application of the present vicar of St. Philip's, a separate district has been assigned to the church by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who have endowed the living with £200 a year. The church consists of nave, aisles, chancel, and tower with bell, and contains 500 sitting-so The cost, including the boundary wall, and church furniture, &c., amounted to nearly £3600. The Rev. H. A. Goodwin, B.A., who had been curate-in-charge, on the nomination of the vicar of the parish, has been appointed to the incum, hency. The WESLEYAN CHAPEL was built in the Gothic style in 1875, and the WESLEYAN BEFORM CHAPEL ill 1875-6, at a cost.of £2500. POS'l' and MONEY ORDER OFFICE and SAVINGS BANK at Mr. John Traviss's. Letters are received at 7.30 a.m. week days, and 8.30 a.m. Sundays, and are despatched at 6.10 p.m. week days, 6 p.m. Sundays, via Sheffield. There is a 'Vall Letter Box in Dykrs Hall H.oad, cleared at 5.50 p.m. week days only. Tramcars to Sheffield from Hillsborough every 8 minutes. Allsop George, (j) sheet roller, Burrowlee I'd. Burrowlee Ashton Mrs Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Milner rd. Hills1ro' Allsop John, (j) r.,l1er, Burrowlee road, Burrowlee Aslin Robert., shopkee-per, Park View road, Burrowlee Armitage Thos. pocket knife cutler, Burnell rd. Bunowlee Atkinson John, (j) whItesmith, Shrove cot. Burrowlee Alihforth J oseph, farmer, Owling house, Hillsbro' Austin & Dodson, cast steel tilters and forgers, BirIe)' Aihfortll J oseph, jun. farmer, Ellenborough hs. Hil12bro' ~eadow; and Sheffivld; Thomas Chapman, manager.
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