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  •   FC - Fairbank Collection
    •   AB - Account books
    •   BB - Building books
    •   CP - Correspondence and papers
    •   CPG - Sheffield and Glossop Turnpike Trust
    •   D - Deeds
    •   FB - Field books
    •   MAPS - Other maps
    •   MB - Miscellaneous books
    •   NB - Note books
    •   P - Plans of land
      •   Alf - [Alfreton], Derbyshire
      •   Als - Alstonefield, Staffordshire
      •   Ans - Anston, Rotherham
      •   Ark - Arksey, Doncaster
      •   Ash - Ashbourne, Derbyshire
      •   Ast - Aston, Rotherham
      •   Bak - Bakewell, Derbyshire
      •   Bar - Barlborough, Derbyshire
      •   Bas - Basford, Nottinghamshire
      •   Bat - Bath, Somerset
      •   Bea - Beauchief
      •   Bei - Beighton
      •   Bra - Bradfield
      •   Brai - Braithwell, Doncaster
      •   Bram - Brampton, Derbyshire
      •   Bro - Broxted, Essex
      •   Cal - Calverley, West Yorkshire
      •   Cas - Castleton, Derbyshire
      •   Che - Cheadle, Staffordshire
      •   Ches - Chesterfield, Derbyshire
      •   Clo - Clowne, Derbyshire
      •   Con - Conisbrough, Doncaster
      •   Cra - Craven Estate, North Yorkshire
      •   Cri - Crich, Derbyshire
      •   Cro - Crowle, Lincolnshire
      •   Dar - Darfield, Barnsley
      •   Darl - Darley, Derbyshire
      •   Darr - Darrington, West Yorkshire
      •   Did - Didsbury, Manchester
      •   Don - Doncaster
      •   Dov - Doveridge, Derbyshire
      •   Dro - Dronfield, Derbyshire
      •   Duf - Duffield, Derbyshire
      •   EBr - BRIDGES
      •   EBu - BUILDINGS
      •   ECa - CANALS
      •   ECo - COAL
      •   ERa - RAILWAYS
      •   ERi - RIVERS
      •   ERo - ROADS
      •   EWa - WATERWORKS
      •   Ecc - Ecclesfield
      •   Eck - Eckington, Derbyshire
      •   Edl - Edlington, Doncaster
      •   Elm - Elmton, Derbyshire
      •   Enf - Enfield, London
      •   Eya - Eyam, Derbyshire
      •   Far - Farewell, Lichfield, Staffordshire
      •   Fis - Fishlake, Doncaster
      •   Fro - Frodingham, Lincolnshire
      •   Gai - Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
      •   Gat - Gatley, Cheshire
      •   Glo - Glossop, Derbyshire
      •   Goo - Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire
      •   Gra - Gravesend, Kent
      •   Gre - [Great Longstone], Derbyshire
      •   Gres - Church Gresley, Derbyshire
      •   Gun - Gunhouse, Lincolnshire
      •   Han - Handsworth, Sheffield
      •   Har - Hartington, Derbyshire
      •   Hat - Hatfield, Doncaster
      •   Hath - Hathersage, Derbyshire
      •   Hay - [Hayton], Nottinghamshire
      •   Hoo - Hooton Pagnell, Doncaster
      •   HooR - Hooton Roberts, Rotherham
      •   Hop - Hope, Derbyshire
      •   Hul - Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
      •   Kil - Killamarsh, Derbyshire
      •   Kin - King’s Bromley, Staffordshire
      •   Kir - [Kirk Bramwith], Doncaster
      •   Kirk - Kirkburton, West Riding of Yorkshire
      •   Lau - Laughton, Lincolnshire
      •   Laug - Laughton-en-le-Morthen
      •   Lee - Leeds
      •   Lei - Leigh, Staffordshire
      •   Lic - Lichfield, Staffordshire
      •   Lin - Lincoln
      •   Lit - Little Hollingbury, Essex
      •   Liv - Liverpool
      •   Lon - London
      •   Mal - Maltby, Yorkshire
      •   Man - Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
      •   Mar - Marston Woodhouse, Derbyshire
      •   Mex - Mexborough, Doncaster
      •   Mic - Mickleover, Derbyshire
      •   Nor - North Collingham, Nottinghamshire
      •   Nort - Norton, Sheffield
      •   Oak - Oakley estate
      •   Osl - Oslaston, Derbyshire
      •   Ows - [Owston], Doncaster
      •   Par - Paris [France]
      •   Pen - Penistone, Barnsley
      •   Phot - Photocopies of plans held elsewhere
      •   Raw - Rawmarsh, Rotherham
      •   Rep - Repton, Derbyshire
      •   Rip - Ripley, Derbyshire
      •   Rot - Rotherham
      •   Roy - Royston, Barnsley
      •   Sca - Scawby, Lincolnshire
      •   Sco - Scotton, Yorkshire
      •   Scr - Scropton, Derbyshire
      •   Sel - Selby, North Yorkshire
      •   She - Sheffield
      •   SheD - Sheffield and district
      •   SheS - Sheffield street
        • 1S - Sheffield. Allen Street. “A Plan of the premises situate in Allen Street proposed to be sold by Anne and Elizabeth Harrison to [William Leadbeater].”
        • 2S - Sheffield. Allen Street. “A Plan of the ground in Allen Street purchased of the Duke of Norfolk by J Ellis.”
        • 3S - Sheffield. Allen Street. “Lot in Allen Street purchased of the Duke of York by J Ellis”
        • 4S - Sheffield. Allen Street. “Plan of a proposed exchange between the devisees of John Doncaster and the devisees of John Ellis.”
        • 5L - Sheffield. Allen Street - Daniel Doncaster’s land, purchased of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 6L - Sheffield. Allen Street. “The late D Doncaster’s land adjoining Allen Street”
        • 7L - Sheffield. Allen Street. “(Draft) Plan of the freehold property of the late John Crich situate in or near Allen Street shewing how it has been let off on building leases.”
        • 8S - Sheffield
        • 9S - Sheffield
        • 10S - Sheffield
        • 11S - Sheffield
        • 12S - Sheffield
        • 13S - Sheffield
        • 14S - Sheffield
        • 15S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of Anne and Elizabeth Harrison’s estate on the Brocco showing how each piece of land has been disposed of
        • 16S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of a close near Radford Street belonging to John Jackson as it is divided into gardens
        • 17S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. A plan of several gardens near Radford Street belonging to John Jackson
        • 18S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of William Ibbetson Horn’s land in Allen Street divided into lots for sale
        • 19S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of the land in Allen Street the property of William Ibbetson Horn
        • 20S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. One of John Fearn’s lots in Allen Street. Freehold property of the late John Radford
        • 21S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. John Rimington’s land on Brocco Bank
        • 22S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Lots in Allen Street taken of Mrs Rimington by Matthew Nunney
        • 23S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Land taken by Mrs Rimington of Joseph Foot and the adjoining plot of John Howe
        • 24S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of two lots of land taken by John Howe and John Wilkes
        • 25S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. A plan of the freehold tenements and ground in Allen Lane which belonged to the late Samuel Turner divided into building lots (Well Meadow and Smith’s Field). Sold since to William Vickers (in or before 1793)
        • 26S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. A map of a freehold close called Brick Field divided into gardens, the property of John Wainwright in Allen Lane
        • 27S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. Plan of Elizabeth Winter’s land at Jericho divided into lots for sale in 1806
        • 28S - Sheffield: Upper Allen Street. William Tattershall’s land, part of the property of Elizabeth Winter
        • 29S - Sheffield
        • 30S - Sheffield
        • 31S - Sheffield
        • 32S - Sheffield
        • 33S - Sheffield
        • 34S - Sheffield
        • 35L - Sheffield: Angel Street. The Angel Inn premises measured for sale
        • 36S - Sheffield
        • 37S - Sheffield
        • 38S - Sheffield
        • 39L - Sheffield: Arundel Street. Section. Levels taken for a common sewer from Porter Street to the River Porter near the White Lead Works
        • 40S - Sheffield
        • 41S - Sheffield
        • 42S - Sheffield
        • 43S - Sheffield
        • 44S - Sheffield
        • 45L - Sheffield
        • 46S - Sheffield
        • 47S - Sheffield
        • 48S - Sheffield
        • 49L - Plan of the Duke of Norfolk’s land in Alsop Fields and at Sylvester Wheel divided into lots for sale
        • 50S - Sheffield
        • 51L - Sheffield, Arundel Street - endorsed lands of T Holy on the south side of Sheffield
        • 52L - Sheffield, Arundel Street. Thomas Holy’s land.
        • 53S - Sheffield
        • 54S - Sheffield
        • 55L - Sheffield: Neepsend Lane. Far Field and lands along the Don
        • 55S - Sheffield, Arundel Street
        • 56S - Sheffield
        • 57S - Sheffield
        • 58L - Sheffield, Arundel Street. Land of John Watson and T B Holy
        • 59S - Sheffield
        • 60S - Sheffield
        • 61S - Sheffield
        • 62L - Sheffield: Sycamore Street. Plan of the premises in Arundel Street and Sycamore Street belonging to Parker, Potts and Denton, and of the adjoining premises belonging to James Hibberson
        • 63L - Sheffield, Arundel Street. Land sold by Parker, Potts and Denton to their neighbour, James Hibberson.
        • 64L - Sheffield, Arundel Street. Plan of the freehold premises in [Arundel] Street and Sycamore Street belonging to Parker, Potts and Denton
        • 66S - Sheffield
        • 67S - Sheffield
        • 68S - Sheffield: Townhead Street. Tenements and conveniences belonging to the [Duke] of Norfolk and contiguous to or formerly part of Bailey [Fields]
        • 69S - Sheffield
        • 70L - [Sheffield - property between Bailey Lane, Bailey Street and Townhead Street]
        • 71S - Sheffield: Bailey Street “Late Simon Skidmore’s tenements in Bailey Street.”
        • 72L - Sheffield: Bakers Hill - Plan for improving Norfolk Street, Market Street, Shude Hill and Baker’s Hill
        • 73L - Sheffield: Bakers Hill - Plan of Baker’s Hill and Shude Hill shewing a proposed improvement there with a section of Baker’s Hill and part of Shude Hill
        • 74S - Sheffield: Barker’s Pool. “A Plan of the freehold tenements, malt house, yard and other appurtenances belonging to John Brelsforth.”
        • 75L - Sheffield: Orchard Street. An outline of the land between Barker’s Pool and Church Street, with Brelsforth’s Orchards coloured green
        • 76S - Sheffield
        • 77S - Sheffield
        • 78S - Sheffield
        • 79S - Sheffield
        • 80S - Sheffield
        • 81S - Sheffield
        • 82S - Sheffield
        • 83S - Sheffield
        • 84S - Sheffield, Bank Street
        • 85S - Sheffield
        • 86S - Sheffield
        • 87S - Sheffield
        • 88S - Sheffield
        • 89S - Sheffield
        • 90S - Sheffield
        • 91S - Sheffield: Holly Street. George Ashton’s property at the corner of West Street and Blind Lane
        • 92S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Town land at the corner of Blind Lane and Pinfold Street
        • 93S - Sheffield: Holly Street. A plan of sundry tenements belonging to John Parker and of the adjacent tenements of the Burgesses and Free Tenements [sic] of Sheffield
        • 94L - Sheffield: Holly Street. A plan of a piece of land situate on the east side of a certain street commonly called Blind Lane belonging to Messrs Butler and Wright
        • 95S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Edmund Hollowfield’s and Thomas Binney’s tenements, Blind Lane
        • 96S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Plan of Thomas Matthew’s property situate near Blind Lane, with a memorandum on the dispute between him and William Peckett
        • 97S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Draft plan showing the property of Thomas Matthews and that of William Peckett situate near to Blind Lane,
        • 98S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Piece of land purchased by the Town Trustees of CF Younge to widen the street
        • 99S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Piece of land given by Thomas Brettnor to widen the road
        • 100S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Property of George Smith, Thomas Brettnor and Joseph Ridge
        • 101S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Plan of the present and old water course through the property of Thomas Brettnor, Joseph Ridge and George Smith into Orchard Lane
        • 102L - Sheffield: Holly Street. Land purchased of Thomas Platts for widening the street
        • 103S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Plan of the ground to be purchased by the Town’s Trustees of Joseph Bendelow
        • 104S - Sheffield: West Bank Lane. Plan of Mrs Ellis’s freehold property in Holly Street and Red Croft
        • 105L - Sheffield: Holly Street. Map of premises belonging to the devisees of the late John Shirley situate in Pinfold Street and Holly Street
        • 106S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Premises in Trippet Lane and Holly Street belonging to the late John Shirley
        • 107S - Sheffield
        • 108S - Sheffield
        • 109S - Sheffield: Bowdon Street “Plan of the land purchased by Samuel Younge and Charles Younge of the Reverend Joseph Bowdon and Miss Mary Bowdon – copied from the plan drawn on the conveyance by Marcus Smith”
        • 110S - Sheffield
        • 111L - Sheffield: West Street. Part of Robert Brightmore’s late premises at the top of Church Lane bought by Wild and Pass; other property of Wild and Pass and Ann Hancock in Orchard Lane and Sands Paver
        • 112S - Sheffield: West Street. Proposed extension of West Street to Church Street
        • 113S - Sheffield: West Street. Plan for the making of Bow Street, showing properties to bought of Jonathan Buxton and Robert Brightmore for demolition
        • 114S - Sheffield: West Street. Plan of certain Freehold and leasehold premises in Bow Street which are agreed to be sold by Timothy Millington and William Fearnley
        • 115S - Sheffield: West Street. The fronts of several properties in Bow Street measured for Timothy Millington to see if any encroachment has been made on his property
        • 116S - Sheffield: West Street. Plan of the land in Bow Street taken by Robert Daff of Edward Pass
        • 117S - Sheffield: West Street. A plan of the exchange intended to be made between J Richards and E Pass in Bow Street
        • 118S - Sheffield: West Street. Plan of the property on the south side of Bow Street intended to be purchased by John Hanson of John Wright
        • 119S - Sheffield: Orchard Street. Land near Sands Orchard showing the origin of the different lots held by William Ratcliffe
        • 120S - Sheffield: Orchard Street. Workshop erected for John Williams on John Lindley’s gateway
        • 121S - Sheffield: Orchard Street. Joseph Badger’s tenements etc
        • 122S - Sheffield: Orchard Street. Robert and William Fisher’s land, measured for Charles Brookfield
        • 123L - Sheffield: Bridgehouses. New streets on Pye Bank - Rock Street, Fitzalan Street, Oborne Street
        • 124S - Sheffield
        • 125S - Sheffield
        • 126S - Sheffield
        • 127S - Sheffield
        • 128S - Sheffield
        • 130S - Sheffield
        • 131S - Sheffield
        • 132S - Sheffield
        • 133S - Sheffield
        • 134L - Sheffield: Marcus Street. Plan illustrating a dispute between John Middleton and the Sheffield and Manchester Railway
        • 135S - Sheffield: Mowbray Street. Draft plan or sketch of Thomas Gillot’s premises at Bridgehouses drawn to explain the title to the same
        • 136L - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. Plan of a lot of land in Bright Street which Charles Fletcher has agreed to let to John Cornish
        • 137S - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. Lots upon Little Sheffield Moor. Several allotments tried by order of John Bagshawe on behalf of Norton School
        • 138R - Sheffield
        • 139L - Sheffield: Broad Lane. New streets between Broad Lane and Scotland Street
        • 140L - Sheffield, Broad Lane. Streets laid out in the Burgesses’ land
        • 141S - Sheffield: Broad Lane - streets laid out in the Burgesses’ land
        • 142S - Sheffield: Broad Lane - outline of the streets laid out in the Burgesses’ land
        • 143S - Sheffield
        • 144S - Sheffield: Broad Lane - several tenements built on the Earl of Surrey’s land at Broad Lane End
        • 145S - Sheffield
        • 146S - Sheffield
        • 147S - Sheffield
        • 148S - Sheffield: Broad Lane. “Indictment of the inhabitants of the township of Sheffield [ ] for non-repair of these roads coloured on [ ].”
        • 149S - Sheffield: St George’s Square. The general plan showing the space proposed to be occupied by the Burial Ground and the building lots as staked out. The site of St George’s Church and Square
        • 150S - Sheffield: St George’s Square. New burial ground in Broad Lane. The site of St George’s Church, consisting of half Robert Brightmore’s Upper Close, and half the Burgesses’ Pit Close
        • 151L - Sheffield: St George’s Square. Endorsed, levels and section of Broad Lane proposed Burying [Ground]
        • 152L - Sheffield: St George’s Square. Section across the lower street in Broad Lane for St George’s Churchyard
        • 153L - Sheffield: St George’s Square. Section near Broad Lane, for St George’s Church
        • 154L - Sheffield. A Map of Robert Brightmore’s land in Broad Lane
        • 155L - Sheffield. Brook Hill. (Draft) Map of the freehold estate belonging to the late Samuel Mitchell situate in Broad lane.
        • 156S - Sheffield
        • 157L - Sheffield. Gardens set out for the Burgesses and the proprietors of the waterworks in the closes near the reservoir; with the division of the Leavy Greave estate.
        • 158S - Sheffield
        • 159S - Sheffield
        • 160S - Sheffield
        • 161S - Sheffield
        • 162L - Sheffield, Brook Hill - "A Plan of the late Jacob Robert’s land near Leavy Greave," and land measured for Thomas Sutton, clerk
        • 163S - Sheffield
        • 164S - Sheffield
        • 165S - Sheffield
        • 166S - Sheffield
        • 167L - Sheffield: Weston Street. Land set out for Thomas Harrison
        • 168S - Sheffield: Weston Street. The original map of gardens in Broad Lane belonging to Thomas Harrison
        • 169S - Sheffield: Weston Street. Gardens near Broad Lane staked out for Thomas Harrison
        • 170L - Sheffield: Weston Street. Streets bounded by Winter Street, Broad Lane and Upper Allen Street, with Thomas Harrison’s land, lying each side Weston Street, plotted in green
        • 171S - Sheffield
        • 172S - Sheffield
        • 173S - Sheffield
        • 174S - Sheffield
        • 175L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street. Plan of the road, for widening
        • 176L - Sheffield, [?Broomhall Street for widening]
        • 177L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street, "Plan of part of Broom Hall Lane, with a scheme for widening it"
        • 178L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street, "Plan of part of Broom Hall Lane with a scheme for widening it"
        • 179S - Sheffield
        • 180S - Sheffield
        • 181S - Sheffield
        • 182S - Sheffield
        • 183L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street, The Burgesses’ land between West Street and the Moor (Blacklands, Lee Close)
        • 184S - Sheffield
        • 185S - Sheffield
        • 186S - Sheffield
        • 187S - Sheffield
        • 188L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street. The West Hill estate divided for building.
        • 189S - Sheffield
        • 190S - Sheffield
        • 191S - Sheffield
        • 192L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street. The Gill Cars set out into gardens for Thomas Rutherford in 1805; with streets and building lots plotted on in 1818-1819
        • 193S - Sheffield
        • 194L - Sheffield, Broomhall Street, “Plan of an estate situate in Broom Hall Street the property of Mrs Rutherford”
        • 195L - Sheffield: Broomhall Street. Unfinished outline of Mrs Rutherford’s estate with two pieces coloured
        • 196S - Sheffield
        • 197S - Sheffield
        • 198S - Sheffield
        • 199S - Sheffield
        • 200S - Sheffield: Ellison Street
        • 201S - Sheffield
        • 202S - Sheffield
        • 203S - Sheffield
        • 204S - Sheffield
        • 205S - Sheffield
        • 206S - Sheffield
        • 207L - Sheffield: Brownell Street. The property both sides of the street divided into lots.
        • 208S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Outline of the Tontine Inn and adjacent property
        • 209S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Town land in Bull Stake
        • 210S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Tenements of the Twelve Capital Burgesses and of the Burgesses and Free Tenants
        • 211S - Sheffield: Haymarket. A plan of the land in the Bull Stake proposed to be taken by John Greaves
        • 212S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. David Mallinson’s premises in the Haymarket and Dixon Lane
        • 213S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Draft plan made to draw upon the conveyance from David Mallinson’s executors to Edward Bingham
        • 214S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Tenements between Pudding Lane and the Swine Market and between the Shambles and the Bull Stake, with an account of those held by Joseph Clay, James Mower, Widow Ellis and Thomas Law of the Earl of Surrey, and outline of Fitzwilliam Market
        • 215L - Sheffield: Haymarket. Tenements of the Earl of Surrey and of the Twelve Capital Burgesses, and of the Burgesses and Commonality of Sheffield, between Bull Stake, the Shambles, Norfolk Street and Shude Hill
        • 216S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane, Haymarket. Outline of premises, endorsed “Adamson Parker”
        • 217S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. Premises at the corner of Dixon Lane and Haymarket, with “Adamson Parker” and “Malin Shepherd” written in pencil
        • 218S - Sheffield: Haymarket. The late John Shirecliffe’s tenement and ground in the Bull Stake
        • 219S - Sheffield: Haymarket. Premises occupied by Woodward, Nicholson and others, divided into lots for sale for Robert Rogers
        • 220S - Sheffield
        • 221S - Sheffield
        • 222S - Button Lane. “Furniss’ premises in Button Lane, measured for T. Smith and Samuel Owen
        • 223S - Sheffield
        • 224S - Sheffield
        • 225S - Sheffield
        • 226S - Sheffield
        • 227S - Sheffield
        • 228L - Sheffield: St James’s Row. A plan of the Girls’ Charity School and premises between it and Campo Lane
        • 229S - Sheffield
        • 230L - Sheffield, Campo Lane. Land purchased by the Town Trustees. Under lease to the Girls' Charity School, [1840]
        • 231S - Sheffield
        • 232S - Sheffield: Campo Lane. Hospital land under lease to Joseph Broadbent
        • 233S - Sheffield
        • 234S - Sheffield
        • 235L - Sheffield: Campo Lane. Various properties of the Duke of Norfolk, and an exchange between the Duke and the Vicar of Sheffield. Three plans pasted together.
        • 236L - Sheffield
        • 237S - Sheffield: Campo Lane - Plan of certain property I Campo Lane lately sold by [Elizabeth] Rooth’s executors to B. Burbeary, George Dunkerley and David Johnson, made to draw the plans on the conveyances to the several persons before mentioned from
        • 238S - Sheffield
        • 239L - Sheffield, Carlisle Street. Sheffield Railway Station.
        • 240S - Sheffield
        • 241S - Sheffield
        • 242L - Sheffield, Carver Street: Streets and building lots in the Back Fields, between the Moor and West Street.
        • 243S - Sheffield
        • 244L - Sheffield, Carver Street. Plan of messrs. Brownell’s freehold property in and near Carver Street, Sheffield
        • 245S - Sheffield
        • 246S - Sheffield
        • 247S - Sheffield
        • 248S - Sheffield
        • 249S - Sheffield, Castle Green. “A Plan of the tenements in Castle Green belonging to the Charity School for Poor Boys describing an exchange made with William Staniforth for some adjoining ground.”
        • 250L - Sheffield, Castle Green. Plan of the boundary of Jarvis Turner’s leasehold premises adjoining on Castle Green ...
        • 251S - Sheffield: Castle Green Head, Castle Street. Joshua Cawton’s tenements.
        • 252S - Sheffield
        • 253S - Sheffield
        • 254S - Sheffield
        • 255L - Sheffield, Castle Street. Plan of certain premises in Castle Street agreed to be purchased by T. N. Bardwell ...
        • 256S - Sheffield
        • 257S - Sheffield
        • 258S - Sheffield
        • 259L - Sheffield, Chapel Walk. William Lindley’s freehold tenements
        • 260L - Sheffield, Chapel Walk. The Graveyard of Nether Chapel.
        • 261S - Sheffield
        • 262S - Sheffield
        • 263S - Sheffield: St George’s Square. Plan of the two lots held by the Grammar School which are out of lease
        • 264S - Sheffield
        • 265S - Sheffield
        • 266S - Sheffield
        • 267S - Sheffield
        • 268S - Sheffield
        • 269S - Sheffield
        • 270S - Sheffield
        • 271S - Sheffield
        • 272S - Sheffield
        • 273S - Sheffield
        • 274S - Sheffield
        • 275S - Sheffield
        • 276L - Sheffield, Church Street. Cutler’s Hall and other buildings belonging to the Cutler’s Company.
        • 277S - Sheffield
        • 278S - Sheffield
        • 279S - Sheffield
        • 280L - Sheffield, Clarence Street. Land purchased of the Duke of Norfolk by Samuel Newbould and Thomas Holy at Little Sheffield
        • 281S - Sheffield
        • 282S - Sheffield
        • 283S - Cornish Street, Sheffield: Plan of the Cleakham Grinding Wheels and Rolling Mill belonging to James Dixon
        • 284S - Copper Street, Sheffield: Plan of certain premises in Copper Street belonging to Mary Bollington as tenant for life, and in which James Bollington has a reversionary interest of three undivided seventh parts, and which he has agreed to sell to John Oxley
        • 285S - Copper Street, Sheffield: John Hawksley’s tenements, etc. purchased by Daniel Doncaster
        • 286S - Sheffield
        • 287S - Sheffield
        • 288S - Sheffield
        • 289S - Sheffield
        • 290S - Sheffield
        • 291S - Sheffield
        • 292S - Sheffield
        • 293L - Sheffield, Alma Street. Plan of the Union Grinding Wheel
        • 294S - Sheffield: Bower Street Part of Thomas Holy’s land in Colson Crofts
        • 295L - Sheffield, Bower Street. Thomas Holy’s building scheme in Coulson Crofts
        • 296S - Sheffield
        • 297L - Corporation Street, Sheffield: Measures of the vacant ground between the Union Grinding Wheels and the footway leading to the Iron Bridge taken for Gillott and others of the Building Committee
        • 298S - Sheffield: Kelham Street. The plan to which the affixed lease refers. The Silk Mill, Kelham Wheel etc for the Duke of Norfolk
        • 299S - Sheffield: Kelham Street. The Silk Mill now a cotton mill with its appurtenances under lease to Joseph Wells and Thomas Heathfield
        • 300L - Sheffield: Kelham Street. The Cotton Factory, the Cotton Mill (formerly Kelham Wheel) etc in lots for sale
        • 301S - Sheffield: Kelham Street. Lot I of the Cotton Mill premises set out in lots
        • 302S - Sheffield: Russell Street. Plan of John Eadon’s land in Long Croft as divided into building lots
        • 303S - Sheffield: Russell Street. Plan of the land situate in Long Croft purchased by the late John Eadon of Cornelius Brown
        • 304S - Sheffield: Russell Street. Property in T Holy’s land at the corner of Bowling Green Street and Spring Street, the lots of Thomas Jenkinson, Matthew Whitehead and George Fox
        • 305S - Sheffield: Russell Street. Four lots in T Holy’s land in the part of Spring Street now called Russell Street
        • 306S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Property unexplained
        • 307S - Sheffield: Spring Street. A plan of the public house called the London Apprentice. The tenant is John Beal
        • 308S - Sheffield: Spring Street. A plan of the boundary between John Parkin and Samuel Wright
        • 309S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Land “as leased from Joseph Fowler to Joseph Jackson, now Samuel Wright’s”
        • 310S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Plan of Joseph Fowler’s land in Long Croft as now divided into lots for building purposes
        • 311S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Plan of George Smith’s second lot of land proposed to be taken of Joseph Fowler
        • 312S - Sheffield: Spring Street. A plan of the ground and tenements about the the junction of Spring Croft, Bower Spring Lane, and the road from the Silk Mill
        • 313S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Colson Crofts and the tenements, yards and gardens part thereof or contiguous thereto (land between Spring Croft and the river)
        • 314L - A plan of the tenements held of the Earl of Surrey by James Smith an his undertenants
        • 315L - Sheffield: Spring Street. Colson Crofts measured for the Duke of Norfolk, including the Cotton Mill, the Stream Engine Grinding Wheel, and T Holy’s land laid out in streets
        • 316S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Colson Crofts measured for the Duke of Norfolk
        • 317S - Sheffield: Spring Street. The Steam Grinding Wheel
        • 318L - Sheffield: Spring Street. Outline of Colson Crofts
        • 319S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Amos Green’s piece, and John Furniss’s land, with the intended line of the continuation of Bower Spring
        • 320L - Sheffield: Spring Street. The Steam Grinding Wheels, and premises of George Ibbetson and Whitham and Hattersley
        • 321S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Outline of the premises of George Ibbetson and Whitham and Hattersley
        • 322S - Sheffield: [Spring Street]. Draft plan showing the boundary of George Hattersley’s premises where the adjoin upon one another
        • 323S - Sheffield: Spring Street. Freehold premises belonging to John Sheldon, taken on lease by William Gray for a Malt House, etc
        • 324S - Sheffield: Daisy Bank. Plan of a lot of land taken of John Jackson by Isaac Furniss
        • 325S - Sheffield: Daisy Bank. Plan of a lot of land at Daisy Bank taken of John Jackson by George Powell
        • 326S - Sheffield: Daisy Walk. A Plan of William Holmes’ lot near Radford Street lately belonging to John Ware
        • 327L - Sheffield: Devonshire Street. West Field estate late Ann Carr’s but now R Bayley’s, measured for dividing into building lots; with the line of Devonshire Street drawn across it, and a lot of William Flockton’s coloured
        • 328L - Sheffield: Devonshire Street. Section of a proposed road from Division Street across Broomhall Lane into the Sheffield and Glossop road, to be called Devonshire Street
        •   329L
        • 330L - Sheffield: Division Street. Sections of Division Street and Balm Green
        • 331S - Sheffield: Division Street. Selection of Division Street and Balm Green
        • 332S - Sheffield: Division Street. Plan of Henry Blackwell’s leasehold divided into three lots
        • 333L - Sheffield: Division Street. Plan of vacant land, the property of Verdon Brittain, Robert Robinson Brownell and Charles Brownell
        • 334L - Sheffield: Division Street. Plan of certain building land the property of Messrs Brittain, Wilkinson and Brownell
        • 335S - Sheffield: Division Street. Premises measured for Roger Brown. Bought of … Jebb
        • 336S - Sheffield: Division Street. Plan of Roger Brown’s lot of land proposed to be taken of the Trustees of the Sheffield National School
        • 337S - Sheffield
        • 338S - Sheffield
        • 339S - Sheffield
        • 340S - Sheffield
        • 341S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. Ground inclosed in 1810 and 1811
        • 342S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. “A plan of the ground and buildings adjoining to the Dixon Lane and Bull Stake, the property of W Battie junior
        • 343S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. A plan of the house and appurtenances held of the Earl of Surrey by Jonathan Shaw
        • 344S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. A plan of the boundary between the property of John Swindon and Malin Shepherd with a proposed exchange
        • 345S - Sheffield: Dixon Lane. Plan of Benjamin Garside’s second lot
        • 346S - Sheffield: Doncaster Street. Plan of the part of Edward Beet’s lot held of John Crich which he has agreed to assign to Samuel Radley
        • 347S - Sheffield: Doncaster Street. Lots of Thomas Badger, Daniel Doncaster, … Driver and [Matthew] Ryalls
        • 348S - Sheffield: Doncaster Street. Matthew Ryalls’s lot, taken of John Crich
        • 349L - Sheffield: Dorset Street. Plan of Dorset Street Spring Lane also a section made for the purpose of ascertaining the proper level to lay the sewer to and from the roadway
        • 350S - Sheffield: Dorset Street. Plan of the land agreed to be purchased by Samuel Radley of William Hoyle
        • 351S - Sheffield: Matilda Street. Lots set out in Alsop Fields
        • 352S - Sheffield: Matilda Street. Lots set out in Alsop Fields
        • 353S - Sheffield: Matilda Street. Plan of the late Samuel Kirkby’s leasehold property in Duke Street, including the property of “The General Baptists’ Society”
        • 354S - Sheffield: Matilda Street. Plan of the leasehold property of the late Samuel Kirkby in Duke Street
        • 355S - Sheffield: Matilda Street. Section, and also for Sidney Street. Probably made when Jacob Roberts’s land was set out for building
        • 356S - Sheffield: Earl Street. Plan of William Machon’s lot held of Joseph Foot as it is intended to [be] leased in two parts - measured for R Rodgers
        • 357S - Sheffield: East Parade. A plan of the ground purchased by the Directors of the Birmingham Fire Office of John Butcher and John Frith situate in Sheffield
        • 358S - Sheffield: East Parade. Grounds agreed to be purchased of … Frith by WH Saunders
        • 359L - Sheffield: Edward Street. Endorsed, “Section of part of Edward Street”
        • 360S - Sheffield: Edward Street. Plan and section of Edward Street between Upper Allen Street and Corn Hill. Made for the Burgesses
        • 361S - Sheffield: Edward Street. JS Bramhall’s property taken of the Burgesses
        • 362S - Sheffield: Edward Street. Premises of John Rippon at the corner of Kenyon Street, taken of Miss Harrison
        • 363S - Sheffield: Edward Street. Plan of the house and ground in Edward Street in the possession of John Riley
        • 364S - Sheffield: Edward Street. Plan of land on the Brocco, the property of William Henry Sumner and agreed to be leased to John Howe and Charles Sadler
        • 365S - Sheffield: Edward Street. Late Richard Walton’s premises divided for sale
        • 366S - Sheffield: Eldon Street. Section of the intended street from West Street into Devonshire Street
        • 367L - Sheffield: Eldon Street. Lots of Staniforth, Cornish and Burton
        • 368S - Sheffield: Ellis Street
        • 369S - Sheffield: Ellis Street. Plan of certain building ground in Sheffield
        • 370S - Sheffield: Ellis Street
        • 371S - Sheffield: Eyre Lane
        • 372S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 373S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 374S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 375S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 376S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 377S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 378L - Sheffield: Eyre Street - Lots of Thomas Fisher and Edwin Unwin, in George Curr’s land late Dr Frith’s
        • 379S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 380S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 381S - Sheffield: Eyre Street - plan of John Hutchinson’s lot in Eyre Street
        • 382S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 383S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 384S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 385L - Sheffield: Eyre Street - Plan of the premises situate at Eyre Street late the property of Jacob Roberts deceased
        • 386S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 387S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 388S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 389S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 390S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 391S - Sheffield: Eyre Street
        • 392S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 393S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 394S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 395S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 396S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 397S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 398S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 399S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 400S - Plan of premises in Far Gate [Fargate] the property of - Broomhead, widow, the reversion of which belongs to her daughter Sarah Rutherford, who has agreed to sell it to Timothy Millington
        • 401L - Plan of the property situate between Far Gate [Fargate]and Norfolk Street which formerly belonged to Cornelius Eddes but is now the property of Charles Wilson
        • 402S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 403L - Plan of the freehold property of Ellis Eyre in Far Gate [Fargate]
        • 404S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 405S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 406L - A map of the tenements and ground in Far Gate [Fargate] belonging to Abraham Hawley showing also the adjoining property of J. T. Younge
        • 407S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 408L - Premises in Far Gate [Fargate] late the property of Abraham Hawley but now belonging to Alfred Hawley
        • 409S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 410S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 411S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 412S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 413S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 414S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 415S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 416S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 417S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 418S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 419S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 420S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 421L - Copy of a plan of an estate in the town of Sheffield the property of Messrs Cadman and the trustees of the late John Stanley
        • 422S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 423R - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 424S - Sheffield: Figtree Lane
        • 425L - Plan of a new street along Fig Tree Lane from York Street to West Bar
        • 426S - Sheffield: Figtree Lane
        • 427S - Sheffield: Figtree Lane
        • 428S - Sheffield: Figtree Lane
        • 429S - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. James Bowden’s allotment
        • 430S - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. “A plan of a close near Sheffield belonging to James Bowdon described in its several present subdivisions … between Broomhall Lane and Button Lane”
        • 431L - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. The land of the Reverend Joseph Bowdon and Miss Mary Bowdon, with a plot belonging to George Sykes
        • 432S - Sheffield: Fitzwilliam Street. Copy from Alethea Chumbley’s lease from the Reverend Joseph Bowdon and Mary Bowdon of land in Fitzwilliam Street
        • 433S - Sheffield
        • 434S - Sheffield
        • 435S - Sheffield
        • 436S - Sheffield: Shude Lane. A plan of John and Samuel Darwin’s property in Forge Lane
        • 437S - Sheffield: Shude Lane. The Forge, and tenements and ground held with it of the Earl of Surrey by James Ken[yon], also the Pond Mill and Hannah Sheldon’s tenements
        • 438S - Sheffield: Shude Lane. Tenements measured for T Rawson & Co – The Ball public house
        • 439S - Sheffield: Shude Lane. Plan of freehold premises in Forge Lane agreed to be purchased by William Gregson Hinde, Thomas Marrian and Henry Bolsover of William Webster
        • 440L - Sheffield: Furnace Hill. Lots demised to the occupiers by the Duke of Norfolk, Samuel Shore, and Thomas Broadbent
        • 441L - Sheffield: Plan of premises adjoining Trinity Street, Furnace Hill and Copper Street belonging to Thomas Dewsnap
        • 442S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. A plan of two lots of ground taken by John Hutchinson and John Cooper
        • 443S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. Plan of the school lot
        • 444S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. Draft plan of part of Benjamin Taylor’s and Ralph Brough’s lot
        • 445S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. Endorsed “Land of TB Holy”. Lots of George Siddons and Ebenezer Wolstenholme
        • 446S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. Land sold by John Littlewood to Jacob Roberts
        • 447S - Sheffield: Furnival Street. The land sold by John Littlewood to Jacob Roberts set out in streets and building lots
        • 448L - Sheffield: Furnival Street. Plan of Samuel Mitchell & Co’s premises, measured for sale
        • 449L - Sheffield: Garden Street. Plan as first laid out
        • 450S - Sheffield: Garden Street. Freehold property purchased by Albert James Bernard Furness of Thomas Flockton
        • 451S - Sheffield: Garden Street. Plan of the freehold and leasehold premises situate between Garden Street and Hollis Croft the property of Anne and Elizabeth Harrison, sold by them to Charles and Martha Shirtcliff for £1250 in 1832
        • 452S - Sheffield: [Garden Street]. Plan of the buildings lately erected by John Townsend adjoining the property of Ann and Elizabeth Harrison showing an encroachment made thereon by John Townsend
        • 453S - Sheffield: Garden Street. Joseph Peace’s ground
        • 454S - Sheffield: Garden Street. The chapel and premises adjoining belonging to Whittington Sowter
        • 455S - Sheffield: Gell Street. Freehold closes at Portobello belonging to Joseph Annt (Brookhill Closes)
        • 456L - Sheffield: Gell Street. Joseph Annt’s Lower Brookhill Closes; and Upper Brookhill Close, and part of the Pit Close given to him in exchange by the Burgesses, with the line of Gell Street and the first building scheme
        • 457L - Sheffield: Gell Street. Made through Joseph Annt’s land, with the lots set out
        • 458S - Sheffield: Gell Street. A plan of Gell Street Road, with the land on each side of it, showing the township boundary
        • 459S - Sheffield: Gell Street. Joseph Annt’s gardens at Broomhall Spring
        • 460L - Sheffield: Gell Street. The late JP Annt’s land near Portobello as divided into lots for sale, measured for Martha Taylor
        • 461S - Sheffield: Gell Street. Endorsed, “TB Holy at Leavy Greave”
        • 462S - Sheffield: George Street. Sketch of part of the property of the Reverend Jonathan Alderson taken in order to fix a valuation on it for a rental
        • 463L - Sheffield: George Street. Plan of certain property in George Street and Mulberry Street belonging to the Reverend J Alderson
        • 464L - Sheffield: George Street. The Reverend J Alderson’s, part demised to John Walker
        • 465S - Sheffield: George Street. Plan of the premises purchased of Lewis Thomas by the Sheffield Banking Company
        • 466S - Sheffield: George Street. Plan of the premises in George Street demised by the Sheffield Banking Company to George Rodgers
        • 467L - Sheffield: George Street. Freehold and leasehold ground purchased by the Directors of the Sheffield Fire Office
        • 468S - Sheffield
        • 469S - Sheffield
        • 470S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. A map of several parcels of ground adjoining to Shales Moor proposed to be taken [by the Town Collector and assistants] to widen the road. The ground belongs to the Duke of Norfolk, Matthew Hawksworth, and Mary and Elizabeth Bridges
        • 471L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Plan for improvement
        • 472L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Draft of FC/P/SheS/471L
        • 473S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Property wanted for street widening
        • 474L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Draft of the widening scheme
        • 475S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Plan of premises belonging to Robert and Elizabeth Waterhouse, John Hawksworth and Francis Marriott, showing the part given up to the street
        • 476S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Shaw Tongue for the Earl of Surrey, with various adjustments in the building lots
        • 477L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. The Earl of Surrey’s tenements in Long Croft, Gibraltar and Bowler Springs. The names of a later date have been added by Josiah, and the line of Russell Street and Green Lane, and Bowling Green Street, added
        • 478L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Land purchased of the Earl of Surrey by Thomas Holy. Bowling Green Street and Ward Street have been plotted on the plan in 1815
        • 479S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. The piece of Thomas Holy’s land through which Bowling Green Street was proposed to be made
        • 480S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Outline of Thomas Holy’s and the adjacent lands
        • 481L - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Thomas Holy’s building land. The plan includes Bowling Green Street, Russell Street, Ward Street, and North, South, East and West Parades
        • 482S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. Tenements occupied by Jonathan Hague and John Parkin
        • 483S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. John Ibberson’s tenements later assigned to John Goodall
        • 484S - Sheffield: Gibraltar Street. The Star public house, for Rawson & Co
        • 485S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Lot at the corner of Wilkinson Street
        • 486S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Land purchased of Charles Brookfield by Widow Richards and John Richards. The line of Cavendish Street is shown
        • 487S - Sheffield: Glossop Road (west side). A plan of John Butcher’s land, measured for him, set out in two lots for Benjamin Tumman
        • 488S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of a lot of land taken on lease by Benjamin Tumman of John Butcher. Measured for Thomas Branson to shew the buildings erected thereon
        • 489S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Scheme of streets and building lots in Thomas Holy’s land between Western Bank and Wilkinson Street, including Clarkson Street
        • 490L - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Land between Broad Lane and Broomspring Lane set out in streets, part of it being T Holy’s land, set out in 1806
        • 491L - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Outline of Thomas Holy’s land between Western Bank and Wilkinson Street
        • 492L - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Outline of streets between Western Bank, Gell Street and Broomspring Lane, with TB Holy’s land shown by green
        • 493L - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Outline of Thomas Holy’s land between Western Bank and Wilkinson Street
        • 494L - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Outline of Thomas Holy’s land
        • 495S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Thomas Holy’s land between Clarkson Street and Wilkinson Street, with the first building scheme and the new line of Glossop Road
        • 496S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Thomas Holy’s land between Clarkson Street and Wilkinson Street, with a new layout after the making of the turnpike road
        • 497S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. A plan of the late John Shearwood’s land at Spring Hill
        • 498S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Land taken by William Atkinson of Peter Spurr
        • 499S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Piece of land purchased by William Newbould of Peter Spurr
        • 500S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Building lots set out in Peter Spurr’s land, taken by William Butcher and Frederick Stones
        • 501S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Benjamin Micklethwaite’s lot taken of Peter Spurr
        • 502S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Peter Spurr’s land, in lots for building
        • 503S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Three pieces of land: the triangular piece for Peter Spurr, the house and land of Isaac Bright, and (in outline) the house and land of John Greaves
        • 504S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. John Greaves and Isaac Bright’s premises
        • 505S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Triangular piece measured for Peter Spurr set out in three lots
        • 506S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of John Vickers lot taken of Peter Spurr
        • 507S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. A plan of part of Peter Spurr’s land, occupied by John Vickers
        • 508S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of the land sold by Peter Spurr to John Ward and George Bawer
        • 509S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Lots of John Ward and George Bawer
        • 510S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Larger scale sketch of half of the lots occupied by George Bawer and John Ward, bought of Peter Spurr
        • 511S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of Sarah Rutherford’s land taken of Peter Spurr
        • 512S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Peter Spurr’s land as sold for building, with a note on regulations as to building
        • 513S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of land agreed to be purchased by Joseph Hudson of Peter Spurr’s heirs
        • 514S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of land on or near Glossop Road agreed to be purchased by John Manners of the representatives of the late Peter Spurr
        • 515S - Sheffield: Glossop Road. Plan of land agreed to be taken by James Ray of Benjamin Withers
        • 516L - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Section for forming Gloucester Street
        • 517S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Section of sewer
        • 518S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Plan of William Edley’s third lot taken of Peter Spurr
        • 519S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. A plan of a lot of land in Spring Lane taken by William Creassey of the executors of the late Peter Spurr
        • 520S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Draft plan of George Jackson’s lot taken of Mrs Spurr
        • 521S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Draft plan of Thomas Jarvis’ (of Beet Street) lot taken of Mrs Spurr
        • 522S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Plan of Samuel Mettam’s lot taken of Mrs Spurr
        • 523S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Draft plan of William Rodgers (Button Lane) lot taken of Mrs Spurr
        • 524S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street. Plan of Jethro Turner’s (number 14 Bramall Lane) lot taken of Mrs Spurr
        • 525S - Sheffield: Gloucester Street (east side). Lots set out on Mrs Spurr’s land
        • 526S - Sheffield: Green Lane. The Ball measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 527S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Alterations of the lane before John Read’s house
        • 528S - Sheffield: Green Lane. A plan of the freehold house garden and appendages of J Read situate near Sheffield
        • 529S - Sheffield: Green Lane. John Read’s premises. A garden and a field bought by him of the Duke of Norfolk; and a smaller scale copy of a plan of his house and works (FC/P/SheS/529S)
        • 530S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Joseph Read’s property
        • 531S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Land intended to be taken on lease by William Hoole of Joseph Read
        • 532S - Sheffield: Green Lane. A plan of a close adjoining, belonging to - Staniforth. With a scheme for dividing into proper lots for building and for gardens
        • 533S - Sheffield: Green Lane. House property, held of S Staniforth
        • 534L - Sheffield: Hammond Street. Plan of the land situate near to Port Mahon purchased by Thomas Hammond of the trustees of the late David Doncaster, as it is now schemed for building purposes
        • 535S - Sheffield: Hammond Street. Land belonging to Henry Vickers situate near Port Mahon
        • 536S - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Proposed division into streets of land on the south side adjoining Ecclesall Road
        • 537S - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Plan of several different properties on the west side of the town shewing the streets already made and several other intended new ones. Shows the proposed line of Clarence Street, through Thomas Holy’s land, and of Adelaide Street, never made, through Mrs Lawson’s land
        • 538L - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Plan of the land near Broomhall belonging to John Crossland and John Ryalls
        • 539S - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Draft plan made to draw on the deeds of partition between John Crossland and John Ryalls
        • 540S - Sheffield: Upper Hanover Street. Land taken for garden ground by Samuel Naylor of P Gell or Joshua Gregory
        • 541S - Sheffield: Upper Hanover Street. Field opposite Broom Lodge measured for Joshua Gregory, and divided into lots, with lots occupied by John Jolley, Richard Creswick, and Aaron Barker
        • 542S - Sheffield: Upper Hanover Street. Land by Thomas Greaves of J Wilkinson and P Gell; and Thomas Greaves building lot (enlargement of the house etc on the main plan
        • 543S - Sheffield: Upper Hanover Street. A map of a house and land near Broom Hall the property of Thomas Greaves. Purchased of Philip Gell
        • 544S - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Gill Carr Closes belonging to Mrs Rawson, measured for James Wilson, and set out in four lots for building
        • 545L - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Several plots taken by Reuben Rippon, either of Mrs Lawson or Samuel Newbould
        • 546S - Sheffield: Hanover Street. Plan of six dwelling houses now erecting by James Symington with the land thereto belonging situate in Hanover Road and agreed to be sold by him to Messrs Carson and Hinchliffe
        • 547S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Samuel Daniel’s premises with a copy of the original indenture
        • 548S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Freehold tenements belonging to Daniels of Stockport
        • 549S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Outline of Samuel Daniel’s premises
        • 550S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Plan shewing the land along or over which James Daniels has agreed to grant to Thomas Newman Bardwell a right of way to and from the Hartshead on a lease of 99 years at an annual rent of £5
        • 551S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Premises measured for James Holland
        • 552L - Sheffield: Hartshead. Watson’s Walk and Hartshead measured for Samuel Turner
        • 553S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Proposed common passage between the tenements of Ann Helliwell and J Watson
        • 554L - Sheffield: Hartshead. William Watson’s freehold tenements and ground extending from Hart’s Head to Market Place
        • 555S - Sheffield: Harvest Lane. Jane Blagden’s land measured for setting out Thomas Blagden’s streets
        • 556S - Sheffield: Harvest Lane. Outline of buildings, Mary Machon’s and Sarah Machon’s late in the occupation of Luke Machon, measured for Parker and Brown
        • 557S - Sheffield: Harvest Lane. Scheme for an exchange of land between Dr Web and Thomas Gillott
        • 558S - Sheffield: Harvest Lane. Exchange between Thomas Gillott and Dr Webb
        • 559S - Sheffield: Harvest Lane. George Merrill’s (of Harvest Lane Long Row) property. Late Dr Webb’s
        • 560S - Sheffield: [Harvest Lane]. Sundry parcels of land sold by James Wheat to George Cooper
        • 561S - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. Endorsed “Birley’s Charity land and William Wallace’s land by Harvest Lane”
        • 562S - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. The part of Birley’s Charity land held by Joseph Coulstone
        • 563S - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. Particulars of the farm annexed to the house late the Swan now Norfolk’s Arms in the possession of Joseph Rowbotham junior
        • 564S - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. A field at Harvest Lane measured for John Sheldon
        • 565L - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. John Sheldon’s Harvest Lane property
        • 566S - Sheffield: Woodside Lane. Buildings and ground in Harvest Lane the property of John Watson
        • 567S - Sheffield: Hawley Street. Elizabeth Alport’s freehold, and her leasehold held under the late John Wainwright, in Hawley Croft
        • 568S - Sheffield: Hawley Street. John Cockayne’s tenements in Hawley Croft purchased of John Bowden
        • 569S - Sheffield: Hawley Street. Plan of the Duke of Norfolk’s tenements in Hawley Croft, Lee Croft, Campo Lane and Silver Street Head
        • 570S - Sheffield: Hereford Street. Plan of Mrs Carnall’s property
        • 571S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Plan of several lots. Probably Rowland Hodgson’s land: tenants, James Richardson, Samuel Mather, and George North
        • 572S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Plan of Joseph Ashcroft’s lot, taken of Rowland Hodgson
        • 573S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Plan of the ground proposed to be taken on lease by Aaron Hatfield
        • 574S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Plan of George Johnstone’s leasehold premises at Little Sheffield (late William Rushby’s) held of Rowland Hodgson, measured to show what encroachment he has made on the street
        • 575L - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Henry Lester’s lot, and the Infant School premises
        • 576S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Properties of James Richardson and Robert Marples, held of Rowland Hodgson
        • 577S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. William Staveley’s lot
        • 578S - Sheffield: Hermitage Street. Plan of William Staley’s two lots made to draw upon the lease
        • 579S - Sheffield: High Street. The Spread Eagle Inn and outbuildings
        • 580S - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of the late Thomas Cliff’s premises as now divided into lots for sale
        • 581S - Sheffield: High Street. Isaac Cosins’ freehold property
        • 582S - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of Henry Doncaster’s premises
        • 583S - Sheffield: High Street. Tenements of William Houghton and Thomas Ford
        • 584S - Sheffield: High Street. Premises of William Houghton and Thomas Ford
        • 585S - Sheffield: High Street. Freehold tenements of Thomas Nowil and Robert Kippax, in which the several buildings are described [as they were at] the commencement of 1789, or, that were standing at the commencement of or erected within the year 1789
        • 586S - Sheffield: High Street. A plan of part of the White Bear Yard which is the joint undivided property of John Parker and Cornelius Eddowes
        • 587L - Sheffield: High Street. References to Hugh Parker’s tenements (the White Bear Yard), and the adjoining property of William Bland
        • 588S - Sheffield: High Street. Thomas Saunders shop at the corner of George Street
        • 589L - Sheffield: High Street. TN Bardwell’s purchase of Albert Smith
        • 590S - Sheffield: High Street. John Wainwright’s leasehold premises, occupied by Daniel Wheeler, William Hoyland, and - Grant
        • 591L - Sheffield: High Street. Endorsed, “Late Ann Waterhouse”, with a plan of the lots laid out in George Street, late Waterhouse Croft, and taken by Dawson, Thomas Sambourne, Bailey and the Coffee House
        • 592S - Sheffield: High Street. Purchased by George Woodhead of the heirs of Ann Waterhouse
        • 593L - Sheffield: High Street. Tenements and ground belonging to the late John Winter
        • 594S - Sheffield: High Street. Simon Andrew Younge’s tenements of the Earl of Surrey and purchased by him
        • 595L - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of Francis Colley’s freehold property lying between the Fruit Market and Norfolk Street
        • 596S - Sheffield: Fitzalan Square. The Fruit Market, and Market Street, leading into Norfolk Street
        • 597S - Sheffield: High Street. A plan of the tenements belonging to Samuel Turner and Dr Burton extending from the Market Place to Norfolk Street
        • 598L - Sheffield: High Street. A plan of the tenements and ground belonging to the late E Heaton (now to John Butcher and John Frith in 1806), extending from the High Street to the Hart’s Head
        • 599L - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of the Market Houses and Shambles erected by the Duke of Norfolk
        • 600S - Sheffield: High Street. Outline sketch of the Fitzalan Market
        • 601S - Sheffield: High Street. Outline sketch of the site of the Fitzalan Market, showing the properties demolished for its erection
        • 602S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Plan of J Trippett’s premises in High Street
        • 603S - Sheffield: High Street. Premises of Simon Andrew Younge, between High Street and the Hartshead
        • 604S - Sheffield: Holly Street. Outline of part of the Town’s tenements shown on FC/P/SheS/92S in Hollin Street
        • 605L - Sheffield: Hollis Croft. Plan of Hollis Croft, White Croft and parts of Brocco Street, Edward Street and Solly Street
        • 606S - Sheffield: Hollis Croft. Matthew Ashton’s tenements
        • 607S - Sheffield: Hollis Croft. Plan of premises situate between Hollis Croft and White Croft agreed to be purchased of Anne and Elizabeth Harrison by Isaac Newton
        • 608S - Sheffield: Hollis Croft. The late Benjamin Leathley’s premises situate in Hollis Croft and White Croft measured to divide them into lots for sale
        • 609S - Sheffield: Hollis Croft. Leasehold premises belonging to Joseph Wreaks measured for C Brookfield
        • 610S - Sheffield: Howard Street. John Cundell’s lot
        • 611S - Sheffield: Howard Street. Plan of certain premises the property of the trustees of the late John Greaves
        • 612S - Sheffield: Howard Street. Plan of premises in Howard Street and Eyre Street measured for Thomas A Ward
        • 613S - Sheffield: Hoyle Street. Section of the south side, for John Hoyle
        • 614S - Sheffield: Hoyle Street. Plan of a lot taken by [?] of John or William Hoyle
        • 615S - Sheffield: Fitzalan Square. Houses etc, in five lots. Probably the property of the trustees of James Creswick. The property is in Jehu Lane and Haymarket
        • 616S - Sheffield: Fitzalan Square. Ground purchased of the Duke of Norfolk by Robert Cundell in Jehu Lane and Haymarket Lane
        • 617S - Sheffield: Fitzalan Square. The Blue Bell and other buildings near and adjoining situate in Jehu Lane. Measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 618L - Sheffield: Jericho Street. Plan of the lane near Jericho the property of Samuel Gardner divided for building purposes
        • 619S - Sheffield: Jericho Street. Sketch of the plots of John Heathcote, Jonathan Lawton, and George Heathcote, in Samuel Gardner’s property
        • 620S - Sheffield: St Philip’s Road. Plan of that part of Samuel Gardner’s land which is agreed to be purchased by Samuel Marples
        • 621S - Sheffield: St Philip’s Road. A plan of the premises situate near Jericho agreed to be purchased by Benjamin Marples of Samuel Gardner
        • 622S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Plots occupied by William Hall and Thomas Flockton measured for T Holy
        • 623S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Joseph Skinner’s lots measured for T Holy
        • 624S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Plan of Oldale and Ellen’s lot etc near Sylvester Wheel
        • 625S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Lots of Houldsworth and Oldale and Ellin
        • 626S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Property belonging to Thomas Holy
        • 627S - Sheffield: Jessop Street. Plan of the back lane which divides the property of Thomas Holy from that of George Curr and extending from Jessop Street to Earl Street showing the buildings which have been erected thereon by George Curr or his lessees
        • 628R - Sheffield: John Street. Section along John Street and Brammal Lane to Hermitage Street
        • 629S - Sheffield: Section, with sections of Arley Street (Division Street) and a lane
        • 630L - Sheffield: Johnson Street. A plan of the Cutler’s Steam Grinding Wheel with the small tenements and vacant ground adjoining the same situate in the Nursery Sheffield
        • 631S - Sheffield: Kenyon Street. Plan of part of Ann and Elizabeth Harrison’s estate on the Brocco
        • 632S - Sheffield: Kenyon Street. Piece of land at the corner of Solly Street, probably part of A and E Harrison’s estate on the Brocco
        • 633S - Sheffield: King Street. Tenements held of the Duke of Norfolk by Joseph Hawksley
        • 634S - Sheffield: King Street. A plan of the jail, Godfrey Fox’s tenement called the Norfolk’s Arms, and Joseph Hawksley’s tenements with the conveniences to each, held if the Duke of Norfolk
        • 635S - Sheffield: King Street. Thomas Pierson’s premises
        • 636L - Sheffield: [Lambert Street]. Particulars of the gardens etc formerly called Swift’s Dole belonging to the Duke of Norfolk. Endorsed, “Lambert Croft gardens, G Greaves’ croft etc”
        • 637S - Sheffield: Lambert Street. Norfolk Arms, Lambert Croft, measured for T Rawson
        • 638S - Sheffield: Lambert Street. Four blocks of property, measured for R Rodgers
        • 639S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. The late T Radford’s gardens near Radford Street. Tenants John Simpson, Mark Furniss, John Wragg, John Kennington, John Fearn, Thomas Rawson, Joseph Parker
        • 640S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Section along the middle of the intended new street out of Upper Allen Street through the land of the Twelve Capital Burgesses
        • 641L - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Section of the west side, made for the Twelve Capital Burgesses
        • 642S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Plan
        • 643S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Late Thomas Radford’s freehold
        • 644L - Sheffield: Sketch of two pieces of land of George Swales
        • 645S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Plan of lots 1, 2 and 3 of the leasehold property of John Teasdale and George Atkinson Swales
        • 646S - Sheffield: Leicester Street. Sketch of the buildings on two lots of Teasdale and Swale on the Burgesses’ land
        • 647L - Sheffield: London Road. The late Thomas Booker’s leasehold. Properties in the streets between London Road and Bramall Lane
        • 648S - Sheffield: London Road. Part of a close near Little Sheffield measured for Abraham Brittlebank and the buildings erected on it
        • 649S - Sheffield: London Road. A map of J Greaves freehold tenements at Little Sheffield
        • 650S - Sheffield: London Road. Plan of Widow Gregory’s cottage at Little Sheffield belonging to Earl Fitzwilliam with her freehold property adjoining
        • 651L - Sheffield: London Road. Land measured for Rowland Hodgson, with new streets laid out - Hermitage Street, George Street (now Boston Street) and George Lane
        • 652L - Sheffield: London Road. Completed layout of the streets in Rowland Hodgson’s land
        • 653S - Sheffield: London Road. The Hermitage public house
        • 654S - Sheffield: London Road. Plan of William Bunting’s leasehold premises as now divided between William Flockton and Thomas Hounsfield. Formerly the Hermitage
        • 655S - Sheffield: London Road. A plan of Kinnersley’s Close according to the present divisions
        • 656S - Sheffield: London Road. Close at Little Sheffield belonging to the late Edward Shepherd, now Thomas Kinnersley’s
        • 657S - Sheffield: London Road. A proposed street through James Wainwright’s portion of Kinnersley’s Close
        • 658S - Sheffield: London Road. Tenements and ground at Little Sheffield purchased by William Needham
        • 659S - Sheffield: London Road. Premises at Little Sheffield late Benjamin Plant’s
        • 660S - Sheffield: London Road. A map of Lawrence Potts’ premises at Low Field
        • 661S - Sheffield: London Road. Ground held of John Rotheram by George Jeeves
        • 662S - Sheffield: [London Road]. Two fields at Little Sheffield measured for Thomas Scholefield
        • 663S - Sheffield: London Road. A survey of several closes (in their present state) belonging to the heirs of Samuel Sheldon
        • 664S - Sheffield: London Road. John Sheldon’s purchase
        • 665S - Sheffield: The Moor. Weighing machine house and some ground adjoining Bennet’s Dam belonging to George Bennet
        • 666S - Sheffield: The Moor. Bennett’s Wheel
        • 667L - Sheffield: The Moor. Bennett’s Wheel and the land adjoining as divided into lots for sale
        • 668S - Sheffield: The Moor. Land taken from Bennet’s Dam at Little Sheffield, measured for C Brookfield
        • 669L - Sheffield: The Moor. Bennet’s Wheel and premises adjoining agreed to be sold to Thomas Ellin
        • 670L - Sheffield: Green Lane. Plan of the land purchased by John Eadon and others (Philip Law, William Nicholson, John Parkin, Joseph Fowler and Jonathan Roddis) of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 671S - Sheffield: Green Lane. A plan of several gardens etc situate in Long Croft the property of Philip Law
        • 672S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Several gardens belonging to William Nicholson in Long Croft
        • 673S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Land purchased by Stephen Copley of Sarah Nicholson and Ann Addy, in possession of – Holland
        • 674S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Benjamin Smelter’s purchase of land in long Croft of Sarah Nicholson and Ann Addy
        • 675S - Sheffield: Green Lane. Benjamin Fox’s and Stephen Copley’s lots in Long Croft purchased of Sarah Nicholson and Ann Addy
        • 676L - Sheffield: Green Lane. Plan of part of the southern boundary of the Kelham Wheel Dam shewing the encroachment made thereon by John Yeadon
        • 677S - Sheffield: Green Lane. A plan of a piece of land agreed to be purchased by Messrs Peace of Thomas Dunn. Land at edge of Kelham Wheel
        • 678L - Sheffield: Alma Street. Plan of Kellam Cottage and land adjoining as divided into lots for sale.
        • 679S - Sheffield: High Street. A plan of a freehold house etc belonging to Thomas Broadbent’s assignees
        • 680S - Sheffield: Hartshead. Premises of Samuel Daniels and John Jones
        • 681L - Sheffield: High Street. Map of premises in the Market Place purchased by Charles Sheldon of James Daniels showing also other premises adjoining
        • 682S - Sheffield: High Street. Draft plan made to draw on the conveyance from James Daniels and mortgagees to Charles Sheldon
        • 683L - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of the premises in the Market Place purchased by Charles Sheldon of James Daniels showing also other premises adjoining
        • 684S - Sheffield: High Street. Samuel Hadfield’s premises in the Market Place
        • 685S - Sheffield: Hartshead. A plan of certain tenements and parcels of ground belonging to the Duke of Norfolk extending from the market place along the Hartshead
        • 686S - Sheffield: High Street. The Duke of Norfolk’s tenements, purchased by - Harewood and - Thomas. Late the Post Office in the Market Place. Showing the adjoining premises of John Eyre and Simon Andrew Younge
        • 687S - Sheffield: High Street. A plan of the Golden Cross House in the Market Place held of the Duke of Norfolk by Samuel Shipley
        • 688S - Sheffield: High Street. Plan of the ground held of the Duke of Norfolk by R Palfreyman
        • 689S - Sheffield: High Street. Samuel Staniforth’s premises in the Market Place, including the Rose and Crown
        • 690S - Sheffield: High Street. John T Younge’s yard, buildings etc in the Market Place
        • 691S - Sheffield: High Street. Tenements of Benjamin Furniss and John Trevers Younge at the Head of the Market Place
        • 692S - Sheffield: High Street. A plan describing the boundaries of the premises of Samuel Carver and William Younge in the Market Place, as far as they join on each other
        • 693S - Sheffield: High Street. William Younge’s tenement
        • 694S - Sheffield: High Street. Outline of the tenements of Samuel Carver and William Younge, showing two portions given up by Samuel Carver and one given up by William Younge
        • 695L - Sheffield: Meadow Street. William Hoyle’s house, his building scheme and the Duke of Norfolk’s contiguous land schemed for building
        • 696S - Sheffield: Meadow Street. A map of two building lots surveyed for William Hoyle, the lots of John Crossland and John Unwin
        • 697L - Sheffield: Meadow Street. William Hoyle’s land between Meadow Street and St Philip’s Road
        • 698S - Sheffield: Meadow Street. John Hoyle’s land at Netherthorpe
        • 699S - Sheffield: Meadow Street. Copied from the plan drawn on the lease John Hoyle to John Crossland and Henry Clarke
        • 700S - Sheffield: Meadow Street. Plan of certain leasehold premises purchased by William Bradley of John Crossland and Henry Clark
        • 701S - Sheffield: Meadow Street. Property measured for Henry Clarke
        • 702S - Plan showing land / property bought by Charles Milward
        • 703L - Sheffield: Meadow Street. Plan of George Vickers property in Meadow Street, Edward Street and Allen Street
        • 704S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane
        • 705S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. Wall and vacancy between it and the Meeting House before J Chester’s stable was built
        • 706S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. The wall between the Meeting House premises and John Shore’s land
        • 707S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. The Meetinghouse and burial ground
        • 708S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. The Meeting House and burying ground, and the widening of Meetinghouse Lane
        • 709S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. The Meeting House and burying ground, and the widening of Meetinghouse Lane
        • 710S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. Lands given to the passage by Henry Tudor, in exchange for land shown on FC/P/SheS/709S
        • 711S - Sheffield: Meetinghouse Lane. The Meeting House and burying ground, after the alterations shown on FC/P/SheS/709S
        • 712S - Sheffield: Milk Street/Norfolk Street. A plan of the tenement and ground held of the Earl of Surrey by the heirs of John Trout and assigned by them to John Schofield
        • 713S - Sheffield: Mill Lane. Plan of the cutler’s grinding wheel belonging to the late John Vickers at the Town Mill showing also some adjoining property
        • 714S - Sheffield: Mill Lane. Vickers and others versus Gallimore and others
        • 715S - Sheffield: Mill Lane. Vickers and others versus Gallimore and others
        • 716L - Sheffield: Mill Sands. A plan, subdivided into gardens held of the Earl of Surrey
        • 717L - Sheffield: Mill Sands. Building lots
        • 718L - Sheffield: Mill Sands. Properties in Mill Sands and Nursery Street
        • 719S - Sheffield: Mill Sands. A plan of the same premises purchased of William Vickers by William Hoole
        • 720S - Sheffield: Milton Lane. Charles Gallimore’s lot in Rowland Hodgson’s land measured for Roger Brown
        • 721L - Sheffield: Moorfields. Plan of the ground between Green Lane and Gibraltar
        • 722L - Sheffield: Moorfields. Measures of Eyre and Hallam’s land, and other tenements, taken for T. Holy
        • 723S - Sheffield: Moorfields. Thomas Holy’s property between Hoyle Street and Matthew Street, in lots
        • 724S - Sheffield: Moorfields. T Shepherd’s land set out for building
        • 725S - Sheffield: Morpeth Street. William Fawcett and John Syke’s lot taken of John Hoyle
        • 726S - Sheffield: Morpeth Street. The alterations in Thomas Syke’s lot, late Fawcett and Sykes, taken of John Hoyle
        • 727S - Sheffield: Mulberry Street. Workshops etc erected on the ground purchased of the late Ralph Elmsall by William Watson
        • 728S - Sheffield: Mulberry Street. A rolling mill etc intended to be purchased by J Parsons & Co belonging to - Heslam, near Mulberry Street
        • 729S - Sheffield: Mulberry Street. A plan of the tenements and ground bought of the executors of Walter Oborne by SA Younge
        • 730S - Sheffield: Netherthorpe Place. John Hoyle’s gardens at Nether Thorp
        • 731S - Sheffield: Netherthorpe Place. Plan of the land near Port Mahon purchased by John Hoyle of Robert Jobson
        • 732S - Sheffield: [Netherthorpe Street]. Lots in the occupation of Joseph Woodhead and Thomas Bradley and John Pearson, probably taken of John Hoyle
        • 733S - Sheffield: Netherthorpe Street. Plan of Samuel Frith’s lots, occupied by George Wilson and Francis Southern
        • 734S - Sheffield: Netherthorpe Street. Plan of John Leadbeater’s lot taken of John Hoyle
        • 735S - Sheffield: Netherthorpe Street. John Hoyle’s land
        • 736S - Sheffield: New Street. Thomas Ashforth’s tenements etc
        • 737S - Sheffield: Fargate
        • 738S - Sheffield: Norfolk Row. Benjamin Broomhead’s erections
        • 739S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Frederick Wilson’s leasehold tenements at the corner of Norfolk Row
        • 740S - Sheffield: Norfolk Row. Mansion House and appurtenances of the Duke of Norfolk, occupied by his steward V Eyre
        • 741L - Sheffield: Norfolk Row. Land between Far Gate and Norfolk Street adjoining the Catholic Chapel
        • 742L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. A plan of the sundry tenements [property] of the Earl of Surrey in Norfolk Street, Arundel Street [Sycamore Lane] and Pond Lane
        • 743S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. A plan of the houses [erected] in 1783 on the building lots granted on lease by the Earl of Surrey
        • 744S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. The house now built in the upper part of Norfolk Street
        • 745L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Alsop Fields laid out for buildings streets between Norfolk Street, Pond Street, Matilda Street and the river Porter
        • 746S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Outline sketch of property between Norfolk Street and Sycamore Street
        • 747L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Property between Norfolk Street and Sycamore Street, occupied by Benjamin Damms, John Barber and George Dalton
        • 748S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of the Royal York Foundry
        • 749S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of the Royal York Foundry
        • 750L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of certain premises situate between Norfolk Street and Sycamore Street late the property of Thomas Calverley, deceased
        • 751S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of the premises situate at Norfolk Street and Sycamore Street the property of Charles Fentemm of Eyam
        • 752S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Tenements and ground late the property of Mary Law
        • 753L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of premises the property of George Rodgers
        • 754S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Premises between Norfolk Street and Sycamore Street which belonged in 1838 to George Rodgers
        • 755S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Mrs Laycock’s house and yard, and a workshop at the corner of Pinstone Lane
        • 756L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan of Joseph Fenton and William Butcher’s premises in Pinstone Lane and Norfolk Street
        • 757L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. “Doe dem: Fenton versus Butcher. Plaintiff’s plan”
        • 758S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Part of the White Bear Yard purchased by Thomas Gunning of Cornelius Eddowes
        • 759S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Properties of John Parker, Cornelius Eddowes and Thomas Gunning, the latter the site of Norfolk Street Chapel
        • 760S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Plan II of the tenements and ground vested in the trustees for the Upper Meeting House of the Dissenters in Sheffield
        • 761S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Ground as agreed to be sold by Dr Younge to the Trustees of the Lower Chapel
        • 762S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street/Mulberry Street. Widening at the corner of Market Street
        • 763S - Sheffield: Mulberry Street. A plan of Joseph Drabble’s freehold tenement and ground in Norfolk Street purchased by George Woodhead
        • 764L - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Edward Wilson’s house, late Dr Burton’s
        • 765S - Sheffield: Flat Street/Norfolk Street. Part of the ground held by Thomas Law set out for other persons. Tenements fronting the Flatts or Slaughterhouse Lane built on the ground lately held by Thomas Law. Tenant, John Greaves
        • 766S - Sheffield: Norfolk Street. Thomas Newbould’s two houses and yard held of the Earl of Surrey
        • 767S - Sheffield: North Church Street. Ground once assigned by Joseph Binney for the erection of a meeting house
        • 768S - Sheffield: North Church Street. Ground near Campo Lane measured for J Binney
        • 769S - Sheffield: North Church Street. Plan of a lot of land proposed to be taken of Messrs Binney for a Mechanics’ Hall
        • 770S - Sheffield: North Church Street. Plan of Messrs Binney’s land agreed to be taken for a Mechanics’ Hall
        • 771S - Sheffield: Nursery Lane. Plan of several lots of land in the Nursery belonging to John Skinner and others
        • 772S - Sheffield: Nursery Street. Tenements near Lady’s Bridge measured for J Bardwell
        • 773S - Sheffield: Oborne Street. Plan of premises belonging to Miss Blagdon
        • 774S - Sheffield: Orchard Place. Plan of certain premises late the property of Joseph Badger as divided into lots for sale
        • 775S - Sheffield: Paradise Square. Plan of certain leasehold premises belonging to the representatives of Ann Bland, late - Broadbent’s, measured for sale
        • 776S - Sheffield: Paradise Square. Draft plan of John Ryall’s, Henry Broomhead’s and part of James Wheat’s premises situate between Paradise Square and Wheat’s Lane
        • 777S - Sheffield: Paradise Street. Mary Walsh’s land given up to the street in Paradise Row or Workhouse Croft
        • 779S - Sheffield: Paradise Street. Town land held by James Bartram, Darwin & Co, and Edmund Gurney & Co
        • 780S - Sheffield: Bernard Street. “Buildings in the Park.”
        • 781L - Sheffield: “A Plan of the road from the Hospital Bridge to the Park Hill with the old coal yard and the tenements held of the earl of Surrey by William Shipley and Thomas Challoner.”
        • 782S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “John Woollas’s tenements,” near Simon Wheel, proposed to be taken on lease of the Earl of Surrey
        • 783L - Plan of Broad building lots in Broad Street, Sheffield
        • 784L - Sheffield: Broad Street. John Ashmore’s tenement.
        • 785S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “On the Park Hill.” Building lots of Jonathan Walker, George Ashmore, George Littlewood.
        • 786S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “William Nathan Wright Hewitt’s tenements in Broad Street in the Park held of the Duke.” Since sold to Mark Dixon and assigned by him to Henry Woolhouse
        • 787S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “The Premises of Mark Dixon in Broad Street, sold to William Kesteven.”
        • 788S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “John Wilson’s building lot in Castle Orchards.” Details of new buildings have been added later.
        • 789S - Sheffield: Broad Street. David Cooper’s premises purchase of J. Shipley and sisters.
        • 790S - Sheffield
        • 791S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “Plan of the Gas Works, Sheffield.”
        • 792L - Outline sketch of the gas works and adjoining premises, Broad Street, Sheffield
        • 793L - Plan of part of the town of Sheffield, comprising the site of the present and proposed corn, hay and cattle markets, also various improvements connected with the latter
        • 794L - Part of the town of Sheffield, comprising the site of the present and proposed corn, hay and cattle markets, also various improvements connected with the latter
        • 795S - Cricket Inn Road, Sheffield: Land proposed to be taken by Francis Beardsall of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 796R - Sheffield: Duke Street. Plan of Park Hill, the property of the Earl of Surrey
        • 797L - Sheffield: Duke Street. Streets and building lots on Park Hill
        • 798S - Sheffield: Duke Street. Gardens on Park Hill
        • 799S - Sheffield: Duke Street. Premises in the Park measured for Matthew Furniss
        • 800L - Sheffield: Duke Street. A plan of the late John Curr’s leasehold property in Sheffield Park
        • 801S - Sheffield: Duke Street. Crown public house measured for Thomas Rawson & Co
        • 802S - Sheffield: Duke Street. The Robin Hood measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 803S - Sheffield: Duke Street. The Red Lion in Duke Street measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 804S - Sheffield: Effingham Road. The Iron Works of William Booth & Co
        • 805S - Sheffield: Effingham Road. The Iron Works of William Booth & Co, and Blonk’s Wheel
        • 806S - Sheffield: Effingham Road. A plan of the furnace and other works in Sheffield Park erected by John Booth, G Binks & Co, with the watercourses, reservoirs etc occupied therewith
        • 807S - Sheffield: Effingham Road. Iron Works of William Booth & Co
        • 808S - Sheffield: Effingham Road. House and garden on Park Hill to be leased to J Booth & Co
        • 809L - The Canal Basin measured for the Duke of Norfolk, with the line of Exchange Street plotted
        • 810L - Plan of part of the town of Sheffield showing the existing markets, the property of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, and the projected improvements
        • 811S - Sheffield: Furnival Road. Endorsed “The new wheel and dam in Castle Orchards made by B Blonk & Co, with the old works”. The “old works” is Simon Wheel
        • 812L - Sheffield: Furnival Road. B Blonk & Co’s Wheel in Castle Orchards
        • 813L - Sheffield: Furnival Road. “Blonk Wheel, and ground and premises held therewith”. Shows the new cattle market and Effingham Street
        • 814S - Sheffield: Park Hill Lane. A building lot in the Park, occupied by John Ashton, in Rough Bank
        • 815S - Sheffield: Park Hill Lane. Gardens
        • 816S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. Crooks Croft Colliery
        • 817L - Widow Crook's croft [Sheaf Street] with the steam engine, grinding wheel and sundry tenements lately erected
        • 818S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. A plan of the colliery, steam engine, coal yard and appendages with sundry tenements etc in the Ponds
        • 819S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. Land lately held by Joseph Matthewman taken for an accommodation to the colliery
        • 820S - Sheffield: Broad Street. “The Blue Hospitals”. The Duke of Norfolk’s hospitals [The Shrewsbury Hospital].
        • 821S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. John Bagnall’s tenements adjoining the Sheaf proposed to be taken on lease
        • 822L - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. A plan of John Hounsfields land in the Ponds as divided for building purposes
        • 823S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. Queens Head measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 824S - Sheffield: Sheaf Street. Queens Head, Sheaf Street, measured for Rawson & Co
        • 825S - Sheffield: South Street, Park. Ground in Sheffield Park to be taken upon lease by Robert Burn [and] of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 826S - Sheffield: South Street, Park. Wind Mill House in the Park with the ground now proposed to be demised to - Hague by the Duke of Norfolk
        • 827S - Sheffield: South Street, Park. William Hattersley’s building lot
        • 828L - Sheffield: Solly Street. Plan of Pea Croft, formerly the property of Thomas Handley and wife
        • 829S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Leasehold tenements of Jonathan Burgan
        • 830S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Premises of John and Thomas Hoyland
        • 831S - Sheffield: Scotland Street. A plan of several tenements and conveniences with vacant ground, the property of the heirs of Joseph Broadbent
        • 832L - Sheffield: Solly Street. Various parcels of land demised by John Fox and James Taylor to John Whitelock, John Eadon and William Cook, George Wilkinson, John Fox, Matthias Spencer
        • 833S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Land let by John Fox and James Taylor to Price Heppenstall and Joshua Fox
        • 834S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Plan of certain premises is Pea Croft purchased of John Howe by William Girdham
        • 835S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Plan of leasehold premises situate in Pea Croft now or late the property of [John Howe]
        • 836S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Premises late the property of Isaac Shepherd
        • 837S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Premises in Pea Croft late the property of Isaac Shepherd
        • 838S - Draft plan to drawer upon John Hallam's conveyance of property in Pea Croft
        • 839S - Sheffield: Solly Street. Dr Turner’s freehold ground proposed to be purchased by William Jervas
        • 840S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. A map of four closes called Channel-Ings in the township of Sheffield
        • 841L - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Lots of ground set out in Channel Ings belonging to Mary Bower. Tenants, Benjamin Hudson, William Rutherford, George Greaves, James Rawson, Edward Smith, George Sybray, George Hazlehurst
        • 842S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. A plan of three building lots in Channel Ings, taken by James Rawson, Edward Smith, George Sibray
        • 843L - Sheffield: Penistone Road. A plan of the building lot in Cleakham Wheel Road taken of Thomas Shepherd by Henry Ibbotson.
        • 844R - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Plan of the Channel Ings divided into lots suitable for building purposes, for Samuel Lomas
        • 845S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Triangular field occupied by John Hounsfield measured for the Duke of Norfolk, at the corner of Penistone Road and Cornish Street
        • 846S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Planned for J Hounsfield. Piece of land at the corner of Cornish Street held by Robert Wilkinson
        • 847S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Bacon’s Isle and Morton Wheel Dam
        • 848S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Land of Samuel Ashton & Co and George Sybray, at Morton Wheel
        • 849S - Sheffield: Rutland Road. John Hounsfield’s land near Morton Wheels
        • 850S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Light Horseman, Philadelphia, measured for Rawson & Co
        • 851S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. The Light Horseman, Philadelphia
        • 852S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Plan showing an exchange of land at Philadelphia between John Thomas Sanderson and Joseph Moore, in a “new street called Wilton Street”
        • 853S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Plan showing an exchange of land at Philadelphia between John Thomas Sanderson and Joseph Moore
        • 854S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Draft plan of land at Philadelphia agreed to be purchased by John Thomas Sanderson of Henry Broomhead
        • 855S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Draft plan of a lot of land at Philadelphia agreed to be taken on a building lease by Thomas Morris of Henry Broomhead
        • 856S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. The Barracks Tavern, measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 857S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. The Barracks Tavern, measured for Rawson & Co
        • 858S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. A plan of the River Dun, showing particularly the west bank near Hill Foot and the turnpike road adjoining
        • 859S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Premises at Hill Foot late the property of Robert Trickett, for sale
        • 860S - Sheffield: Penistone Road. Plan of the late Robert Trickett’s premises at Hill Foot
        • 861S - Sheffield: Pinfold Street. A plan of the tenements and ground near Townhead Cross belonging to the Duke of Norfolk and in the tenure of George Greaves, Ann Raby and Edward Wainwright
        • 862S - Sheffield: Pinfold Street. A plan of the ground and tenements at the Town Head Cross held under the Duke of Norfolk by Joseph Matthewman
        • 863S - Sheffield: Pinfold Street. Late Joseph Matthewman’s tenements near Townhead Cross
        • 864S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. Land taken from Pinson Lane and Colley Nook for widening the street
        • 865S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. Alteration proposed to be made in Colley Nook for the purpose of widening it
        • 866S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. A plan of Colley Nook, with a widening scheme
        • 867S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. Copy of plan on deed from Benjamin Withers to the Town Trustees
        • 868S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. Outline of St Paul’s Church and Churchyard
        • 869S - Sheffield: Pinstone Street. Premises of Leigh Ellison and Joseph Grant in Pinson Croft Lane, measured for Parker and Brown
        • 870S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Jonathan Marshall’s house and land on Pye Bank
        • 871S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. A rough draft of the tenements of John and William Smith at Bridgehouses
        • 872S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Plan of Anthony Summerfield’s and John Murfin’s premises in Brightside at the corner of Swinton Street
        • 873S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Late Samuel Kirkby. Pye Bank Closes held by Joseph Hawksley and Robert Sands
        • 874S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Boundary between Robert Sands and the late Samuel Kirkby
        • 875S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Grove House and grounds
        • 876L - Plan of the freehold estate at Grove House [Pitsmoor Road] as divided for sale
        • 877L - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Plan of the freehold estate at Grove House as divided for sale
        • 878S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Plan of the leasehold property of the late Samuel Kirkby near Grove House
        • 879L - Plan of the Earl of Surreys' tenements on Pye Bank / Pitsmoor Road
        • 880S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Three fields - “The Duke of Norfolk’s in Jonathan Moor’s possession - on Pye Bank
        • 881S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. The Duke of Norfolk’s land held by Jonathan Moor
        • 882S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Ann Helewell’s and George Woodhead’s cottages, Pits Moor, held of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 883S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Edward Scholefield’s leasehold, and J Woodcock’s intended leasehold, Pye Bank
        • 884S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Ground proposed to be taken on a lease by Joseph Wildsmith
        • 885S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. J Wildsmith’s house etc on Pye Bank, now William Boothby’s
        • 886S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. A plan of several gardens at Pye Bank the property of William Boothby
        • 887L - Plan of several estates the property of [William - changed to James] Boothby situate at West Grove near Sheffield
        • 888S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. A plan of Joseph Sylvester’s tenement near Pits Moor held of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 889S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Croft near the Toll Bar at Pits Moor held of the Duke of Norfolk by James Genn
        • 890S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Plan of two house and conveniences near Bridgehouses now or late the property of Joseph Parkin occupied by Thomas Porter and TN Bardwell
        • 891S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. South Field, North Field, the property of George Senior, near Brightside Workhouse
        • 892L - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Wellington Terrace. Land measured for John Senior near the Toll Bar and laid out in lots for building
        • 893S - Sheffield: Pitsmoor Road. Premises of John Clough and Mrs Gray, the last plot in John Senior’s building ground, held by Mrs Gray of Jonathan Marshall
        • 894S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Tenements and ground in Pond Street measured for the Boy’s Charity School Trustees
        • 895S - Sheffield: Pond Street. A plan of the River Sheaf in the estate of the Earl of Surrey from the bridge near the Farm to a point near the Ponds with the closes adjacent, and the intended new course
        • 896L - Sheffield: Pond Street. With the adjoining fields held by Adam Broomhead
        • 897L - Sheffield: Pond Street. A plan of several gardens in Pond Lane held by sundry persons of the Duke of Norfolk, and a plan of the course of the pipe conveying water from the Bath through them to the White Lead Works
        • 898S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Tenements and ground held of the Duke of Norfolk by William Webster; the ground of the Earl of Surrey by John Levick and the Whitelead Company at the Cold Bath; also showing the widening of Pond Lane in 1783
        • 899S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Premises occupied by the proprietors of the White Lead Works, surveyed for the Duke of Norfolk
        • 900S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Property of the White Lead Company and Benjamin Plant, at the corner of Forge Lane (Shude Lane)
        • 901L - Sheffield: Pond Street. A parcel of the Duke of Norfolk’s land set out for John Waterhouse; with the addition of Benjamin Darwin’s tenements surveyed for the Earl of Surrey
        • 902S - Sheffield: Pond Mill Dam
        • 903S - Sheffield: Pond Street. A plan of the lands between the River Sheaf and Pond Lane
        • 904S - Sheffield: Pond Street. The property of Mrs Crossland of Barnsley, with a note on a doubtful point in William Hall’s lease when he held the land
        • 905S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Rough plan of the site shown on FC/P/SheS/904S
        • 906S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Ground between Pond Street and Arundel Lane purchased of the Duke of Norfolk by John Hounsfield
        • 907S - Sheffield: Pond Street. A close in the Ponds held by Thomas Wilksinson of the Earl of Surrey, divided into gardens
        • 908S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Tilt etc held of the Duke of Norfolk by Joseph Ward, SB Ward, and Jonathan Moor
        • 909S - Sheffield: Pond Street. The late Thomas Ward’s freehold premises, backing onto Arundel Lane
        • 910S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Thomas Ingham’s purchase of the Duke of Norfolk
        • 911S - Sheffield: Pond Street. The Livery Stables
        • 912S - Sheffield: Pond Street. A plan of the Livery Stables in the Ponds as divided for sale
        • 913L - Sheffield: Pond Street. Gardens let to sundry persons by the Pond Forge Co
        • 914S - Sheffield: Pond Street. The Lower Forge, to be taken on lease by Joseph Frith & Co
        • 915L - Thomas Rawson and Co., Pond Street Brewery
        • 916S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Rawson’s brewery
        • 917S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Sketch of Rawson’s brewery
        • 918S - Sheffield: Pond Street. Rawson’s brewery
        • 919L - Thomas Rawson and Co., Pond Street Brewery
        • 920L - Thomas Rawson and Co., Pond Street Brewery,
        • 921S - Sheffield: Pond Street. The Rose and Crown measured for Rawson & Co
        • 922L - Various properties [Pond Hill], sold by the Duke of Norfolk to Peter Brownell and Benjamin Blonk
        • 923L - Sheffield: Pond Hill. Tenements and ground in the Ponds late James Creswick’s for sale
        • 924L - Sheffield: Pond Hill. A plan of certain tenements and grounds in the Ponds. James Creswick’s
        • 925S - Sheffield: Pond Hill. Pond Mill and the tenements of Thomas Beeley and Hannah Sheldon
        • 926L - A map of the dams, goights and other works belonging to the Pond Forge Co together with some other intermediate properties
        • 927S - Sheffield: Pond Hill. Copy of plan on the lease of land granted to Thomas Beeley now in the occupation of - Mearbeck drawn in 1783 at the Duke’s office
        • 928R - Sheffield: Pond Hill. The Pond Forge
        • 929L - Sheffield: Pond Hill. A map of the dams, goights and other works belonging to the Pond Forge Co together with some other intermediate properties
        • 930S - Sheffield: Pond Hill. Outline sketch of the property of the Pond Forge Co (with Mary Queen of Scots Washhouse)
        • 931S - Sheffield: Pond Hill. Plan of part of the Pond Forge Company’s dam, also of Bartholomew Hounsfield’s and Sarah Beeley’s (now BH’s) premises made for the purpose of fixing the correct boundary between the Pond Forge Co and B Hounsfield
        • 932L - Sheffield: Pond Hill. A plan of certain premises in Pond Well Hill the property of William Wilson
        • 933S - Sheffield: Porter Street. Plan of John Hoole’s tenements near the Sugar House
        • 934S - Sheffield: Porter Street. Gardens measured for the Duke of Norfolk
        • 935S - Sheffield: Porter Street. Land bought by John Watson of the Duke of Norfolk set out for building
        • 936S - Sheffield: Porter Street. John Hopkinson’s land measured for sale
        • 937S - Sheffield: Porter Street. Copy of plan on conveyance of 1837 - James Ward and mortgagees to Foulk Lloyd
        • 938S - Sheffield: Portobello Street. Thomas Harrison’s land
        • 939L - Sheffield: Portobello Street. The late Thomas Harrison’s land, and attached is a plan of ground near Broad Lane belonging to T Harrison, occupied by Joseph Scott
        • 940S - Sheffield: Portobello Street. Sketch of part of Ann and Elizabeth Harrison’s land
        • 941L - Sheffield: Portobello Street. Ann and Elizabeth Harrison’s land
        • 942S - Sheffield: Portobello Street. Plan of Henry Clark’s purchase of Miss Harrisons in Broad Lane and Portobello Street
        • 943S - Sheffield: Portobello Street. Building lots measured for T Holy
        • 944S - Sheffield: Portobello. Piece of land purchased by John Hoyland for building his street
        • 945S - Sheffield: Portobello. Ground purchased of Benjamin and Joseph Withers by John Hoyland to widen the road leading to his house
        • 946S - Sheffield: Portobello. Measures taken to ascertain the encroachment made by Samuel Brown (Dr Cheney’s tenant) on Benjamin Withers’ road
        • 947S - Sheffield: Portobello. For SA Younge, his freehold, purchased of Francis Fenton
        • 948S - Sheffield: Portobello. Ground demised by Benjamin and Joseph Withers to Simon Andrew Younge
        • 949S - Sheffield: Portobello. Gardens measured for SA Younge
        • 950L - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan of a projected street between Queen Street and West Bar Green
        • 951L - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan of a proposed new street from West Bar Green to Queen Street
        • 952L - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan of a proposed street from West Bar Green to Queen Street
        • 953L - Sketches for the continuation of Queen Street
        • 954L - Plan of a proposed new street between Queen Street and West Bar Green showing what land will be to let when formed
        • 955L - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan of the suggested street layout
        • 956L - Plan of a proposed continuation of Queen Street through West Bar Green into Scotland Street
        • 957L - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan for continuation
        • 958S - Sheffield: Queen Street. Plan of a proposed new street between Queen Street and West Bar Green
        • 959L - Plan of the Queen's Foundry [Queen Street] and premises adjoining in Sheffield
        • 960S - Sheffield: Queen Street. Milton Tavern measured for Rawson & Co
        • 961S - Sheffield: Queen Street. The tenements and ground vested in the Trustees for the Upper Meeting House of the Dissenters in Sheffield
        • 962S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Plan of Radford Street, set out in a close called Clay Lands belonging to T Radford but demised to John Kirk
        • 963S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Lots of William Varley, James Cornthwaite, George Fox, John Jackson, Ellis Unwin, with the line of St Philip’s Road drawn across
        • 964S - Sheffield: Radford Street. A plan
        • 965S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Plan of a lot of land proposed to be taken by John Richardson of John Jackson
        • 966S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Plan of the land near Radford Street taken by Christopher Green of John Jackson
        • 967S - Sheffield: Radford Street. The Brown Cow public house measured for Rawson & Co
        • 968S - Sheffield: Radford Street. The Brown Cow measured for Rawson & Co
        • 969S - Sheffield: [Radford Street]. Nathan Ainsworth’s gardens
        • 970S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Land belonging to John Rimington near Radford Street measured for Joshua Crowder, tenant
        • 971S - Sheffield: [Radford Street]. Gardens near Radford Street measured for John Ware, and taken on lease from John Rimington
        • 972S - Sheffield: [Radford Street]. Plan of the freehold premises belonging to Benjamin Smelter situate near Radford Street
        • 973S - Sheffield: Radford Street. Plan of land near Radford Street agreed to be purchased by F Greaves of RF Wilkinson
        • 974S - Sheffield: [Radford Street]. Plan of three gardens near Radford Street belonging to Francis Greaves
        • 975S - Sheffield
        • 976L - Plan of the Far Field now in gardens belonging to J Bramwell divided for building purposes
        • 977S - Sheffield
        • 978S - Sheffield: Trippet Lane. Hannah Hancock’s premises in the Red Croft
        • 979S - Sheffield: West Bank Lane. William Lord’s tenements and ground in Red Croft
        • 980S - Sheffield: West Bank Lane. The Brown Cow public house in Red Croft measured for Rawson & Co
        • 981S - Sheffield: West Bank Lane. The Brown Cow measured for T Rawson & Co
        • 982S - Sheffield: Red Hill. Plan of Red Hill Street set out for building in land belonging to John Wilson
        • 983S - Sheffield: Red Hill. Outline of property at the corner of Solly Street
        • 984S - Sheffield: Garden Street. Henry Holbert’s tenements in red Hill and Garden St