History
Extract from Gazetteer and General Directory of Sheffield, dated 1852
Its parish comprises the townships and manors of Treeton, Brampton and Ulley, and contains 645 inhabitants and 3239 acres of fertile land.
Treeton township has 329 souls and about 1280 acres. The Duke of Norfolk owns most of the soil and is lord of the manor, and patron of St. Helen's Church which is a rectory worth about &700 per annum.
Treeton is a village township and manor mostly the property of Sir George Sitwell
TREETON
John Evans and Edwin Jackson , corn millers, Treeton Mills
John Foers, joiner, shopkeeper and parish clerk
John Hill, licensee of the White Swan
John Martin, Blacksmith
Thomas Rickett, gardener
Joseph Skelton, Tailor
Henry Skelton, shopkeeper
John Travis, Mason
Bernard E Watkins, rector
John Wheat, Esq
Boot and Shoemakers
John Hill
John Marshall
Farmers
Messrs Boomer Wm Moody,
Wm Earnshaw
Wm Jackson
John Rodgers
Elizabeth Taylor
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