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Searching for descendants of my CRAWSHAW family from the areas of Sheffield below.

 

Hill Top / Storrs / Dungworth / Stannington - Uppergate / Knowle Top / Town End / Liberty Hill / Roscoe Bank & Low Road, Woodland View, Stannington, (Parish of Bradfield) Sheffield

 

7th G.Grandparents

William & Elizabeth CRAWSHAW (nee BARBER)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 1st September 1743

Children: Sarah, William, James & Benjamin

 

6th G.Grandparents

James & Susanna CRAWSHAW (nee DRABBLE)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 17th March 1777

Children: Ann, William, Elizabeth & Susanna

 

5th G.Grandparents

William & Ellen (Eleanor) CRAWSHAW (nee BRAMALL)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 23rd July 1798

Children: George, James, Susanna, William, Jonathan & Ann

 

4th G.Grandparents

George & Mary Ann CRAWSHAW (nee MORTON)

Marriage at: St. Peter’s Church, (Sheffield Cathedral) on 29th January 1821

Children: Joseph, Jonathan & Ann

 

3rd G.Grandparents

Joseph & Ann CRAWSHAW (nee SHARP(E)

Marriage at: St. Peter’s Church, (Sheffield Cathedral) on 26th March 1844

Children: George, Joseph, Martha, Mary, William, Ann & Millicent.

 

2nd G.Grandparents

William & Diana CRAWSHAW (nee BRADWELL)

Marriage at: St. Philips Church, Sheffield on 13th June 1876

Children: Arthur, Harry, Hugh, William & Gertrude.

 

G.Grandparents

William & Mary Ellen CRAWSHAW (nee JENKINSON)

Marriage at: Wadsley Church, Wadsley, Sheffield on 28th October 1906

Children: Gertrude & Arthur William.

 

Grandparents

Arthur William & Mabel CRAWSHAW (nee WOOD)

Marriage at: Wadsley Church, Wadsley, Sheffield on 24th December 1931

Children: Terence Arthur, Trevor Derek & Maureen Mary

 

Parents

Trevor Derek & Yvonne CRAWSHAW (nee HARTLEY)

Marriage at: Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield on 2nd April 1960

Children: Jeremy Howard & Alison Heidi

 

 

All the male line from the G.Grandparents back were “Razor Grinders” by trade. Known places of work are - Rivelin Valley, Sheffield, Soho Wheel, Bridge Street, Sheffield and “Joseph Rodgers & Sons”, Sheffield.

 

As well as the areas of Stannington above, other known places of residence were Beechwood Rd, Taplin Rd, Channing Street, Greaves Street & Mushroom Lane, Sheffield.

 

 

Any connections ? - PLEASE get in touch.

 

Jeremy Crawshaw

Crookes, SHEFFIELD

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Hi Jeremy, long time no see. Remember me I married bruce w.

anyhow i also looking for my ancestors & noted that some of yours lived in mushroom lane-mine did too.Also the st.phillips church was the local for my lot it seems.

cheers shawn

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Searching for descendants of my CRAWSHAW family from the areas of Sheffield below.

 

Hill Top / Storrs / Dungworth / Stannington - Uppergate / Knowle Top / Town End / Liberty Hill / Roscoe Bank & Low Road, Woodland View, Stannington, (Parish of Bradfield) Sheffield

 

7th G.Grandparents

William & Elizabeth CRAWSHAW (nee BARBER)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 1st September 1743

Children: Sarah, William, James & Benjamin

 

6th G.Grandparents

James & Susanna CRAWSHAW (nee DRABBLE)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 17th March 1777

Children: Ann, William, Elizabeth & Susanna

 

5th G.Grandparents

William & Ellen (Eleanor) CRAWSHAW (nee BRAMALL)

Marriage at: St. Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield on 23rd July 1798

Children: George, James, Susanna, William, Jonathan & Ann

 

4th G.Grandparents

George & Mary Ann CRAWSHAW (nee MORTON)

Marriage at: St. Peter’s Church, (Sheffield Cathedral) on 29th January 1821

Children: Joseph, Jonathan & Ann

 

3rd G.Grandparents

Joseph & Ann CRAWSHAW (nee SHARP(E)

Marriage at: St. Peter’s Church, (Sheffield Cathedral) on 26th March 1844

Children: George, Joseph, Martha, Mary, William, Ann & Millicent.

 

2nd G.Grandparents

William & Diana CRAWSHAW (nee BRADWELL)

Marriage at: St. Philips Church, Sheffield on 13th June 1876

Children: Arthur, Harry, Hugh, William & Gertrude.

 

G.Grandparents

William & Mary Ellen CRAWSHAW (nee JENKINSON)

Marriage at: Wadsley Church, Wadsley, Sheffield on 28th October 1906

Children: Gertrude & Arthur William.

 

Grandparents

Arthur William & Mabel CRAWSHAW (nee WOOD)

Marriage at: Wadsley Church, Wadsley, Sheffield on 24th December 1931

Children: Terence Arthur, Trevor Derek & Maureen Mary

 

Parents

Trevor Derek & Yvonne CRAWSHAW (nee HARTLEY)

Marriage at: Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield on 2nd April 1960

Children: Jeremy Howard & Alison Heidi

 

 

All the male line from the G.Grandparents back were “Razor Grinders” by trade. Known places of work are - Rivelin Valley, Sheffield, Soho Wheel, Bridge Street, Sheffield and “Joseph Rodgers & Sons”, Sheffield.

 

As well as the areas of Stannington above, other known places of residence were Beechwood Rd, Taplin Rd, Channing Street, Greaves Street & Mushroom Lane, Sheffield.

 

 

Any connections ? - PLEASE get in touch.

 

Jeremy Crawshaw

Crookes, SHEFFIELD

Tommy Crawshaw, ex sheffield foot baller kept the Yorkshiremans pub in town, and Ernest Drabble later, strangely in your letter you say Ggrandparents Crawshaw nee Drabble, Arthur.
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Ernest and Cyril and Connie Crawshaw born in Crookes 1900`s Their mum in the Sheffield Star lived to be 101. Ernest played piano in a band until 21 then became a Plymouth Bretheren. The men were wire drawers and were so trustworthy they drew the precious metals into jewellers wire at Sheffield Smelting Company. Never knew nicer men than them.

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When I was a young girl, my Grandma lived in Fairbarn Road and at the top of the road where it joined Stannigton Road was a little grocery shop run by (what I thought of then as) an old lady called Mrs Crawshaw - was she one of your relatives? It was a wonderful shop full of all your grocery needs - I can remember a huge barrel-shaped block of butter that she would cut half pound portions off and wrap it in grease-proof paper. There were tins of biscuits - the best deal was a pound of broken biscuits - and if you rummaged amongst them carefully you often find ones that were hardly broken at all!

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