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, [1782]

Campo Lane. Various properties of the Duke of Norfolk, and an exchange between the Duke and the Vicar of Sheffield, [1766 and 1790]

Carver Street. Streets and building lots in the Back Fields, between the Moor and West Street, [1790]

A plan of the tenements held of the Earl of Surrey by James Smith an his undertenants, [1780]

Furnace Hill - Lots demised to the occupiers by the Duke of Norfolk, Samuel Shore, and Thomas Broadbent

Plan of Garden Street as first laid out, c. 1783

Joseph Annt's Lower Brookhill Closes; and Upper Brookhill Close, and part of the Pit Close, [1790]

Gell Street. Made through Joseph Annt's land, with the lots set out, [c. 1793 - 1804]

Thomas Boulsover (1704 - 1788)

The Earl of Surrey’s tenements in Long Croft, Gibraltar [Street] and Bowler Springs