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Plan of Ranmoor and Nether Green, Sheffield, 1830
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Plan of Ranmoor and Nether Green, Sheffield, 1830
Full title: Plan of estates at Rand Moor [Ranmoor] and Nether Green in the township of Upper Hallam the property of John Eyre.
Names include Elizabeth Hawkesworth, John Beale, William Andrews, Susannah Ibbotson, George Stringer, Thomas Binney, Jos. Biggin, Hannah Elliott, George Parker, Edmund Wilson, Ebenezer Marsden, Geo. Worrall, William Fox, Mary Trippet, William Wilson.
Shows Water Lane, Porter Bridge, road from Bents Green, road from Whiteley Wood, dam, Porter Wheel, Porter Brook, Ibbotsons Wheel, Ibbotson Wood, Spurgear Wheel Dam, road to Lydgate, road to Sheffield.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc03994
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This print showcases the detailed "Plan of Ranmoor and Nether Green, Sheffield" dating back to 1830. The full title reveals that this plan was specifically created to depict the estates owned by John Eyre in Upper Hallam township. The names associated with these properties include Elizabeth Hawkesworth, John Beale, William Andrews, Susannah Ibbotson, George Stringer, Thomas Binney, Jos. Biggin, Hannah Elliott, George Parker, Edmund Wilson, Ebenezer Marsden, Geo. Worrall, William Fox Mary Trippet and William Wilson. The plan provides a comprehensive overview of the area's landmarks and features such as Water Lane and Porter Bridge. It also highlights important roads leading from Bents Green and Whiteley Wood while showcasing significant elements like dams including Porter Wheel Dam and Spurgear Wheel Dam. Additionally featured are notable locations such as Ibbotsons Wheel and Ibbotson Wood. This historical document is an invaluable resource for researchers interested in understanding the development of Sheffield during this period. Preserved at Sheffield Libraries under reference number arc03994 from Sheffield City Archives ensures its accessibility for future generations seeking insights into the city's rich history
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