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Extract from White's Directory of Sheffield & Rotherham 1911

Treeton is a parish, township and pleasant village on the banks of the River Rother, with a station on the Sheffield and Chesterfield section of the Midland Railway, used also by the Great Central Railway.

It is in the Rotherham Union, county court district, and petty sessional division, Catcliffe Polling District, and in the rural deanery of Rotherham, archdeaconry of Sheffield diocese of York. The village is lighted by electricity the power being derived from the Rother Vale Collieries Limited. The Church of St. Helens, an ancient structure, and one of the very few in Hallamshire mentioned in the Domesday Survey, was, for the most part erected in the middle of the 13th century, although the north arcade of the nave and the chancel arch bear unmistakeable signs of Transitional character; it consists of nave, aisles, chancel, vestry,and a square embattled tower containing 6 bells, three of which were added in 1892 ? There are several old monuments and brasses to members of the Watkins, Cooke, Taylor and Linley families. The chancel was fully restored in 1869

By a Local Government Order dated November, 1877, a detached part of Treeton was amalgamated with Wales.

Post Office and M. O. Office at Thomas Rossington's. Letters arrive via Rotherham at 7.35 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., and are dispatched at 7.15 and 10.40 a.m. and 5.50 and 8 p.m. Wall letter box Bole Hill cleared 8.40 a.m. and 6.40 p.m., not Sundays. Telegraph Office at the Railway Station.

A branch of the Yorkshire Penny Bank is open in the Reading Rooms from 6 to 7 p.m. on Monday evenings.

William Henry Asbery, Clerk, Westleigh

Samuel Atkins, Colliery Agent Treeton Hall

Mary E. Batty. Butcher

Samuel G. Batty, Grocer

Rev. John Blackmore, Rectory

Rebecca Bowdier, Midwife

Joseph A. Brightmore, Farm Bailiff

William Bumpstead, Colliery Manager, living The Crescent

Alfred E. Butland, Council Schoolmaster

Frank M. Castleman, Engineer, Rother Vale Coll. Co., The Woodlands

George Corden, Confectioner

William Core, M.A., M.B.,Physician and Surgeon

John William Cummins, Insurance Agent

Benjamin Dannett Insurance Agent

John F. Dickin, Clerk

Rev. Thomas Buckingham Dowdeswell, Curate, Rectory

Robert Duckenfield, Butcher

John Walt Earnshaw, West Leigh

George Cooper Eversden, Grocer

Samuel Fiske, Rate Collector, Clerk to Parish Council

Annie Eliz. Foers, Newsagent

Foers & Sons, Blacksmiths

Walter Foers, Market Gardener

Mrs.Sarah Hanson, Dressmaker

William Harvey, Cashier, Rother Vale Coll Co, lived Rother Cottage, Catcliffe

Rev. John Horden, Wesleyan

Samuel Howard, Farmer, Spa House

Edward Jackson, jnr, Police Constable

Frederick Jn Jones, JP, Managing Director,Rother Vale Coll Co, lived Treeton Grange

Walter Benton Jones, assistant MD, Rother Vale Coll. Co, lived Worksop

John Drought Kenny, Physician and Surgeon

Kenny and Mason ,Physician and Surgeons

William Kyte, Manager Orgreave Colliery, lived Ivy Cottage

Samuel Land, Orchard Villas

Amos Lowe, Rate Collector, Well Lane, Masbro Equit Pioneers Soc.Ltd

Frank Milner, Sexton and Verger

Francis Moody, Farmer

George Moody, Farmer

William Moody, Farmer, The Old Flats

Albert Naylor, Clothier

Thomas Percy Nicholson, Colliery Agent and Manager Trreeton Colliery, Rother V C C, lived The Crescent

John Payne, Shopkeeper

James Barrow Piggin, Colliery Manager, Orgreave Colliery, lived The Crescent

Reading Room, Samuel Fiske, Secretary and Treasurer

Mrs. Hannah Rogers, Shopkeeper

Thomas Rossington, Postmaster and Newsagent

Thomas Sandland, Shopkeeper

Henry Skelton, Cart Owner

James Skelton, Farmer

John Sorsby, Police Constable

Miss Maud Taylor, Council Schoolmistress

Henry Thompson, Stationmaster

Joseph Walker, Cart Owner

Walter Walker, Butcher

Joseph Walters, Secretary, Rother Vale Coll Co, lived at The Poplars

George Ward, Paperhanging Dealer

Mrs. Mary Williams, Shopkeeper

Arthur Joseph Winspear, Glebe House

George W. Wood, Manager

George Wysehall, Draughtsman, Hillcrest

Trades and Professions in 1912

John T. Rossington, Sub-postmaster and Newsagent
John Foster Walker, Farm Worker

 

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