The intermediate lands of the Town are also shown.

West Street was made later, across Hibberd Fields.

Red Croft is shown.

Tenements now or lately held of the Earl of Surrey by Samuel Shore, esquire and let by the following under tenants: Thomas [?Quietshall], No 1 – a garden; Thomas Broadbent No. 2 – two houses, the widow of Montague Wortley No. 3 – a garden; Benjamin Ball No. 4 – a garden; George Cadman No. 5 – several houses and workshops; Ann Ball No. 6 several houses, yards, etc; Lately held by Samuel Roberts or let by him to the following undertenants: Thomas Holdsworth Nos. 7, 8, 14, 25, 29, 30  the larger Hibberd Field, shops lately built, a stable and dunghill, gardens and yard; John Clayton Nos. 9, 12 and 13 – houses, brewhouse, a house distinguished by the sign of the Brown Cow; Samuel White No. 10 - a small house; Joseph Hallam, No. 11 – a small house; Jonathan Moor No. 15 – a house near the Brown Cow; Andrew Reynes No 16 – a house near the Brown Cow; John Vickers No. 17 several small houses in Blind Lane; Roger Almand No. 18 – several houses there with a yard; William Bark No. 19 – several houses, a workshop, and yard; Jon. Beet No. 20 – sundry houses and a yard, and No. 26 a garden; John Oates No. 21 – several houses and a yard, and No. 27 a garden; Joseph Downing No. 22 – several houses and a yard; Anthony Ashton  No. 23 – several houses and a smithy; [?Anthony] Bradbury – No. 24 a house; |Thomas Booth No. 27 – a garden; - No. 31 footway betwixt the Hibberd Fields and the Townhead Fields; ? held by John Smith or let by him to under tenants; John Smith No. 32 – a garden and a garden house, No. 33 the vacant part of the [aforesaid?] Townhead Field. No. 34 ditto – part of the larger Town Head Field, No. 44 - sundry workshops, etc taken from Townhead Field; William Holdsworth No. 35 – several houses and a yard; Jonathan Hoyland No 37 [ditto; Robert Staniforth No. 38 – a workshop and part of a yard and warehouse; Nicholas Hobson No. 39 – a workshop, yard and part of a house and a passage; Michael Pryor No. 40 – a house and part of a yard and passage; Edmund [?Howfield] – No. 42 – part of a yard; Thomas Binney No. 42 and 43 – part of two yards or gardens.

Tenements in Balm Green: Edward Brownell No. 45 – a house and small yard, No. 47 ditto; Christopher Oates No. 46 – several houses and two small yards; Edward Alanson No. 48 – several houses.

Tenements belonging to the Town and described in this map: John Smith No. 49 two houses and some vacant ground; William Sykes No. 50 – two houses and vacant ground; William Huntsman No. 51 a house, etc; Thomas Binney No. 52 six houses and some vacant ground; Edmund [?Howfield] – No. 53 – a house and part of a yard; Michael Pryor No. 54 – one small yard and part of two other yards; Nicholas Hobson No 56 – part of a house; Robert Staniforth No. 57 a house and part of a yard and warehouse.

Dimensions approx. 86 x 57 cm.

Original at Sheffield City Archives: FC/P/SheD/1312L.

Digitised with financial support from Sheffield and District Family History Society in memory of Professor David Hey (1938-2016) founder and life president of the Society.