Sheffield from Attercliffe Road about 1897
Attercliffe in 1822
Awdus Robert, blacksmith
Bailey S. and Co., steel converters
Bailey Thomas, victualler, Robin Hood
Banks William, victualler, Travellers' Inn
Beaver James, boot and shoemaker
Booth Henry, schoolmaster
Blackburn Rev. John, A.M., minister
Blyth Mary, victualler, Hope and Anchor
Blythman George, plumber and glazier
Brownhill Charlotte, teacher of the Girls' National school
Butler Samuel, confectioner
Charlesworth James, butcher
Corker Thomas, carpenter and joiner
Corker George, carpenter and joiner
Davyson John, spade and shovel manufacturer
Deakin Charles, table knife manufacturer
Deakin David, butcher and farmer
Drabble George, victualler and farmer, Green Dragon
Elliot Benjamin, carpenter and joiner
Eyre John, victualler and stone mason, Masons' Arms
Fawley Thomas, butcher
Fearnally John, pot maker
Mather John, Governor of the Poor House
Gaunt William, pen knife manufacturer
Gilberthorpe John, tailor
Goodwin William, wheelwright
Glaves Samuel, brickmaker
Gray William, victualler, Plough Inn
Groves Samuel, steel refiner
Habershon Joseph, butcher
Habershon Henry
Habershon Thomas, butcher and constable
Hague George, blacksmith
Haldart Ann, chemist, druggist, and dealer in oils and colour
Hancock Joseph, penknife manufacturer
Hancock C. and B., fender, shoe, butcher and cook knife manufacturer
Hawksworth John, pen and pocket knife manufacturer
Haywood Thomas Bolton, master of the Boys' National School, and organist of Christ Church
Hill George, miller, Wind-mill
Hilton John, grocer
Hobson George, victualler, Barrel Inn
Hobson John, stone mason, town clerk, and sexton
Howson John, grocer, tea and flour dealer
Hudson George Frederick, pen knife manufacturer
Huntsman Francis, steel converter and refiner
Jackson Mary, grocer
Johnson Michael, gent.
Johnson George, victualler and stone mason, Druid's Inn
Johnson John, scale presser
Johnson Benjamin, boot and shoe maker
Lucas Samuel, vitriol manufacturer, residence Bolsover-hill
Lodge Jane, ladies' boarding school
Makin William, (successor to Benjamin Gilley) manufacturer of roller bars, bottom plates, rope axes, wrought iron spindles, chisels, etc. for paper mills, tobacco knives, mill chisels, steel,etc.
Marshall William, saddler and harness maker
Marriott Wm. jun., maltster and farmer
Milner John, Esq.
Mellor Thomas, penknife manufacturer
Mellor John, penknife manufacturer
Naylor George, nail manufacturer
Oakes Jonathan, scissor manufacturer
Oakes Mark, casting pot maker, for melting silver, copper
Oglesby Rev. Richard, curate ,.
Osborne Henry, boot and shoe maker
Osborne Joseph, boot and shoe maker
Oldfield E. confectioner
Parker William, manufacturer of spades, shovels, shod tools, waggon clouts, chain cables, crane chains, hames, traces, paring spades, patten rings, mill chisels, spade shafts, etc.
Priest Wm., victualler, Horse and Jockey
Pritchard Rev. J. W. H., dissenting minister, Zion Chapel
Rawson W. Esq., The Mills
Read & Co., gold and silver refiners, The Mills
Reaney George, penknife manufacturer
Richardson E. W., surgeon
Rodger George, grocer
Schofield John, miller, Royd's mill
Schofield John, forge and rolling mill, Royd's Mill
Shaw John and Sons, surgeons
Shirley John, miller and maltster, Steam-mill
Smith George, grocer and gardener
Smith John, victualler, Queen's Head
Swallow Richard, Esq.
Taylor Wm., grocer and flour dealer
Wales Joseph, mason and slater
Watson George, victualler and butcher, Golden Ball
Worthington William, victualler, Robin Hood
Westhourne Thomas, boot and shoe maker
Wheatman William, blacksmith and jobsmith
Whitehead George, victualler, Bowling Green Inn
Whiteley Mary, victualler, Blue Bell
Whitham Philip and John, grocers and chandlers
Wild Joseph, penknife manufacturer
Wild Robert, tailor
Willey John, grocer
Source:The Sheffield Directory and Guide: by Henry Blackwell