Benjamin was one of the War Heroes whose name was not on the Cenotaph at St Mark’s Church Mosborough but was one of the fallen heroes. Benjamin was enlisted into the Royal Tank Corps, 78684, Formerly 16174, East Yorkshire … Read More
Extract from the “Eckington, Stavely & Woodhouse Express”, October 8th 1904 A MOSBRO’ WORTHY. Mr John Ibbotson Hayes, School Master & Registrar A number of years before Charles Dickens, the philosopher of Gadshill evolved from his fertile brain the various … Read More
DAVID TEMPLEMAN SPEAKS ABOUT THE “HISTORY OF SHEFFIELD MANOR LODGE’S PAST AND PRESENT”. Venue ST MARKS CHURCH HIGH STREET MOSBOROUGH S20 5AE Time: 1 pm to 3 pm ALL WELCOME NON MEMBERS £2 including refreshments
Eckington Grammar School was once known as Eckington County Secondary School which opened around the 1930’s on the site of Halfway Drive, Halfway in the Parish of Eckington. By 1945/46 the School was renamed The Eckington Grammar School. The … Read More
William was born in 1875 to William and Mary Taylor, he was born at Halfway, Derbyshire and he lived with his brothers John aged 20 and Henry aged 7 years old in 1881 census he lived in Station Road Halfway, … Read More
Joseph Sewell was one of the heroes who died for his country and was killed in action, whose name wasn’t put onto the St Marks Memorial. Joseph Sewell was born in 1891 to William and Sarah Ann. He lived at … Read More
Harry Hayes was born in Beighton Derbyshire in the Parish of Eckington, in 1896 to Henry and Ruth Hayes. He lived on Mosbro Moor with his brothers Frank, sisters Annie and Ruth, and also his Grand mother Sarah Hayes. According … Read More
Harry Hayes was born in 1892 at Lincoln to Joseph and Annie Hayes, according to 1901 census, Harry was aged 9 years old. Harry had two sisters Ethel and Agnes Hayes. Harry enlisted in Lincoln into the 17th Battalion … Read More
A Talk to Mosborough History Meeting Group Copyright © Roger Marsh 2018 Introduction This story is based on my online research at Sheffield City Library using The British Newspaper Archive. The wording of the story is Victorian being taken directly … Read More
Frederick was born in Eckington Derbyshire in 1892, he was born to Griffin and Ann Hayes. At this time he lived at 30 Arkland Road Eckington, Derbyshire. By the time he was 19 he lived at 86 South Street Mosborough. … Read More