| SURNAME | FORENAME | NOTES |
| | | |
| ALDERSON | Rev. Christopher | mentioned in 1822 period. |
| ALLEN | Ann | dau. of George (ment. In 1800-25) Her corpse was stolen by bodysnatchers from Eckington churchyard. |
| ALLEN | George | ment. in 1800-25 period, succeeded his brother Job at the White Hart. |
| ALLEN | Job | landlord of the White Hart ment. 1800-25 period. |
| ALTON | Joseph | farmer at PLUMBLEY, he saved a £100 there per year. Died April 5th 1873 aged 71 yrs. |
| ARCHER | Robert | joiner, son-in-law of R. H. Rose. Died Jan. 26th 1883 aged 48 yrs. |
| ASCOUGH | William | appointed schoolmaster in 1870, left in 1874. |
| ASTON | Richard | colliery steward, 1800-25. |
| BACON | John | shoemaker of BEDLAM SQUARE, WEST MOSBOROUGH. 1800-25. |
| BARBER | Miles | of BARLBRO', building contractor 1800-25 period. |
| BAUGH | Hy. | horse owner. Built the Vine Tavern, ment. 1886. |
| BEST | Mrs. | of WEST MOSBOROUGH 1886 period. |
| BIBBS | | coal mining co. 1800-25 period. |
| BIND | Hugh | killed in explosion at Silkstone Main Colliery, Sept. 8th 1859. |
| BISHOP | John | of PLUMBLEY LANE, colliery prop. 1850-86 period. |
| BOLSOVER | George | had cockpit to side of the Green. |
| BO(U)LSOVER | George | owner of Duke of Wellington public house 1800-25.
[Ed: according to ‘Reminiscences of Mosborough’ this should be 'Duke William'] |
| BO(U)LSOVER | George | landlord of the St. George and Dragon 1800-25.
[Ed: according to ‘Reminiscences of Mosborough’ it was kept by John BOLSOVER] |
| BO(U)LSOVER | Thomas | kept a bull, also a bear, both for baiting, 1800-25 period. |
| BO(U)LSOVER | Thomas | m. Miss HUTTON, inventor of Sheffield Plate. |
| BONE | Nick | a jester, a simple man in the service of Captain STONES 1800-25 period. |
| BOWDEN | Mr. | of SOUTHGATE, BARLBRO'. Removed 2 cannons to his house. |
| BUNTING | Tho. | of The Cliffs, colliery proprietor, 1850-86. |
| BURROWS | Thos. | sickle manufacturer, bottom of Primrose Hill. |
| CADMAN | George | sickle manufacturer, Nether Misterton, 1800-25. |
| CAMM | Thos. | of Mosborough Moor, left money, house and land in 1702 for educational purposes. |
| CAROLINE | Thos. | colliery steward, 1800-25. |
| CLAYTON | Mr. | Tonic Beer manufacturer, 1886 period. |
| COWLEY | John | bought Crown Land in 1825, built The British Oak. Also a sickle manfctr. |
| COWLEY | Wm. | killed by a furious bull on the highway, Feb. 27th 1841. |
| CRESWICK | Mr. | Soap and chandlering factory, West Mosborough, c. 1700's. |
| DAVIES | Ric. | Schoolmaster 1886 period. |
| DOWMAN | Chris. | killed in explosion at Silkstone Colliery, Sept. 8th 1859, a boy. |
| DRIVER | Ed. | had an Auction, sold Crown Lands, in 1828 at the Tontine Hotel, Sheff. |
| DUFF | Jas. | schoolmaster, after 1857 and before 1870. |
| ELLIS | John | of Mosborough, 1800-25. |
| ESTCOURT | Rev. E. B. | around 1825-76. |
| EYRE | Capt. | of Captain's Croft, (became a ruin) Posted to Bermuda where he, wife and family died of yellow fever, 1800-25. |
| FIELD | Ric. | Butcher at Eckington, m. widow Ann Hutton, had son William. |
| FIELDS | Rob. | sickle manufacturer and excise man at Liverpool. Owned much property and built the Sydney Tavern. |
| FITZWILLIAM | Earl | Landowner in the district. |
| FOSTER | George | born, and married near Doncaster June 27th 1817. Apprenticed to a blacksmith in Gibralta St. Sheffield. Came to Mosborough when 21, died there March 16th 1884, buried in the cemetery. |
| FOSTER | George | of Mosborough, Sept. 21st 1886. Probably the son of above. |
| FOX | Sam | Scythe and Sickle manufacturer, West Mosborough, opposite the St. George and Dragon. 1825. |
| FOX | Stephen | farmer of Westwell Farm. Owner Earl Fitzwilliam. |
| FRENCH | Abraham | joiner of Colin Green, died 1852 aged 92 yrs. |
| FRENCH | Geo. | ment. 1886. |
| FRENCH | Jas. | Landowner ment. 1800-25 period. |
| FRENCH | John | of French Nook, kept a badger for drawing, 1800-25 period. |
| FRENCH | Jos. | ment. 1886. |
| GALLEY | Wm. | Publican of Halfway House. |
| GIRBY | Eliz. | mistress of Dame School for 40 years, died April 29th 1853. Tombstone subscribed by 103 friends and pupils. |
| GRANT | Ric. | Mason and Sunday School teacher. Owned property in Pringle and West Mosborough. Died Nov. 15th 1873 aged 69 yrs. |
| GRAY | Mr. | Houseowner, Father of Mrs. Mullins. |
| HARRISON | Rob. | Schoolmaster from 1828-71. Died Feb. 26th 1874. |
| HARWOOD | John | of West Misterton. |
| HAYES | John Ibbotson | schoolmaster, registrar of births and deaths. Secretary of the Eckington Savings Bank around 1830. Resigned as schoolmaster in 1857 |
| HAZLEHURST | Geo. | Butcher of Colin Green. |
| HAZLEHURST | Jane Wells | dau. of Geo. and Mary. Was left money by Joseph Hutton. |
| HERRING | Billy | tailor, died Aug. 6th 1865 aged 92 yrs. |
| HIGGINBOTTOM | Thos. | Wheelwright and joiner, died 1837 aged 64 yrs. |
| HOBSON | Wm. | Farmer of West Mosborough 1800-25. |
| HODGSON | Jane | Killed by a flywheel, Dec. 16th 1837 aged 15 yrs. |
| HODGSON | Mark | Sank a pit on Cliffs Plumbley Lane 1825-30 period. |
| HOLMES | Chas. Ed. | Schoolmaster from 1857. |
| HOWE | Mr. | of Bridle St. bottom of High Lane, ment. in 1886. |
| HUDSON | Geo. | Built a big house in 1829, and sickle shops. Was once a soldier, died June 16th 1857 aged 73 yrs. |
| HUTTONS | | are so numerous in this area that have not been included, but information on them can be obtained from Mrs. Wheatcroft, North Lodge, Baraton, Solihull, B92 0JT.who has written the M.S. book “Scythe Sickle and Silversmith Huttons”. |
| KEETON | Fred. | son of John, built a sickle factory at Unwin Well in 1845, died in 1860. |
| KEETON | John | of Green Front, sicklesmith, ment. 1800-25 period. |
| KEETON | Fred. | had sons William and Edwin. They formed a band. Dr. Keeton, organist of Peterborough Cathedral was a son of Edwin. |
| KIRBY | Naboth | killed by explosion at Silkstone Colliery, Sept. 8th 1859 aged 18 yrs. |
| LEE | Becky | landlady of the Crown Inn, 1800-25. |
| LEE | Thos. | built the Crown Inn, left St. George and Dragon to live in it. |
| LEE | Thos. | pit labourer, became large farmer at Moor Hole, died Aug. 13th 1872 aged 71 yrs. |
| LITTLEWOOD | Ed. And Joshua | masons of Dent Lane 1800-25. |
| LOCKWOOD | Wm. | built a house in 1819, son Jos.occupied it in 1886. |
| MARSH | Ric. | schoolmaster, poisoned himself about 1822. |
| MOULD | David | son-in-law of Jas. Peat, built a Grocer's shop in 1844/5. |
| MULLINS | Geo. | of Westwell Farm, succeeded his father Wm. at the farm, died Nov. 19th 1874 aged 74 yrs. |
| MULLINS | Wm. | of Westwell Farm, owner was Sitwell (brother of George) of Renishaw, ment. 1800-25, died Sept. 8th 1879 aged 64 yrs. |
| MULLINS | Wm. | died March 9th 1820 aged 39 yrs. |
| MULLINS | Mrs. | widow, (probably of the above) grocer. |
| NEULEE | Madam | of West Mosborough. |
| NEWTON | Jas. | cottager of of Cliffs Plumbley 1825-50 period. |
| NEWTON | Rob. | Colliery Proprietor. |
| OATES | Jonathan | built a house, 1800-25 period. |
| OXSPRING | Hy. Sam and Wm. | butchers 1825-50 period. |
| PARKER | Mr. | of Woodthorpe, Sheff. J.P. partner in Shore and Co. bank in Sheffield. Went bankrupt in Jan. 1843. |
| PARR | Mr. | landlord of St. George and Dragon after John Boulsover. |
| PEAT | Jas. | tailor and cow doctor, built shops and houses in 1820 and 1824. |
| PEDLEY | Mr. | of Plumbley Hall, batchelor. Had a pack full of guineas. Ment. 1800-25. |
| PLANT | Geo. | Brown Cow Inn 1800-25 period. |
| POOLE | Chas. | a Carrier, 1886. |
| POYNTON | Mrs. | alive in 1812. Sister of Sam. Staniforth. |
| REDFERN | Sam. | saddler 1800-25 period. |
| RHODES | John | Colliery Proprietor. |
| REVILL | Mr. | of Moor Hole Farm, sold in 1843. |
| RICBETTS | Rev. Fred. | rector of Eckington, ment. 1822. |
| RICHARDSON | Wm. Housley | built a mansion at Holbrook 1850-86 period. |
| RILEY | John | sickle manufacturer at the Common, died Oct. 10th 1875 aged 78 yrs. was succeeded by his John. |
| RIPON | Ric. | became constable after 1843. Was a hatter and a bachelor until 60 yrs. old, when he married Mary Hutton, dau. of Thomas. He died Jan. 11th 1871, aged 81 yrs. |
| ROBINSON | John | at the Crown Inn 1800-25 period, died in 1847, his second wife was Elizabeth ------? |
| ROTHERHAM | Charles | his parents died and left a large family. Charles went to London. Returned, and was Guardian of the Poor for Eckington parish, Chairman of the Board of Guardians in Chesterfield Union. Enlarged Mosbrough Hall in 1853. (Poor boy makes good) |
| ROTHERHAM | Francis | joiner and coal worker, built a cottage 1800-25 period. |
| ROTHERHAM | Sam. | farmer of Westwell, died Dec. 16th 1863 aged 57 yrs. |
| ROSE | Benjamin | built the Black Bull in 1836, now the Queen's Hotel (1886) |
| ROSE | John | built a house in 1836. A John ? was a wheelwright. |
| ROSE | John | of Colin Green House 1857. |
| ROSE | Joseph | blacksmith 1825-50 period. |
| ROSE | Robert Higginbottom | wheelwright and joiner, died July 30th 1865 aged 55 yrs. Built the Royal Oak Inn in 1843. |
| ROSE | Thos. | farmer of French Nook in 1850, “a great fire occurred and several head of cattle were burnt to death”. |
| ROSE | Thos. | blacksmith 1825-50 period. |
| ROSE | Wm. | wheelwright and joiner. Father of a large family. He bought Crown Land in 1826. |
| ROSE | Wm. | died Aug. 21st 1815. |
| SALES | Philip | pit owner, once lived at the British Oak. |
| SHIPMAN | Joseph | schoolmaster sometime between 1857-70. |
| SITWELL | Sir George | landowner 1825-50 period. |
| SITWELL | Sir J. P. | of Renishaw Hall 1800-25 period. |
| SKELTON | Mrs. | of Plumbley 1880's. |
| SMITH | John | one time of Mosborough Hall, late of the British Oak. |
| STANIFORTH | Elijah Naboth Esq. | built Mosbrough and Mushroom Hall 1800-25 period. |
| STANIFORTH | Henry | restored his residence 1861/2. |
| STANIFORTH | Luke | ment. in 1815. |
| STANIFORTH | Samuel Esq. | of Mosbrough Hall, died 1812. Buried in Eckington churchyard |
| STANIFORTH | Thomas | of the Fitzwilliam Arms. |
| STATON | Nathan | ground sickles at Carlton Wheel 1820-25 period. Succeeded by son Septimus 1825-50. |
| STIMSON | Hy. | boy, killed by explosion at Silkstone Colliery Sept. 8th 1859. |
| STONES | Joseph | c. 1680. |
| STOREY | Geo. | farmer of Front St. died Dec. 2nd 1836 aged 73 yrs. Succeeded by son Thomas. |
| SWALLOW | John | farmer of Mosbrough Hill House 1825-50 period. |
| SWALLOW | Richard Esq. | of New Hall, Attercliffe, sank Silkstone Main Colliery and came to reside at Mosbrough Hill House in 1841. |
| SWALLOW | Richard | colliery proprietor, followed by Richard and John F. Swallow. |
| TENNANT | Bros. | of Sheffield, built Halfway House in 1845. |
| TICKNELL | Wm. | Badger Keeper. |
| TURNER | Geo. | of West Mosbrough 1800-25 period. |
| TURNER | Joseph | grocer in 1886. |
| TURNER | Wm. | a farmer at Plumbley 1800-25 period. |
| TURNER | Wm. | son of George 1825-50 period. |
| UNWIN | David | a hatter, sold land near Union Well in 1845. |
| UNWIN | Joseph | miller of Wind Mill, Plumbley Lane. |
| WALE | Thos. | of Front St. 1886. |
| WATKINSON | John | sicklesmith, of Webster's Yard, Queen St. |
| WEBSTER | Geo. | sicklesmith, bottom of Common. |
| WEBSTER | Geo. | cordwainer of Colin Green. |
| WEBSTER | Stephen | Stephen, shoemaker of Colin Green, bellringer at Eckington church, died Jan. 12th 1829 aged 70 yrs. |
| WELLS | Edwin | of Eckington, worked a coal pit on James French's land. Sank 2 gin pits in 1838. |
| WELLS | Joseph | built Eckington Hall 1871-2. Born Oct. 3rd 1816, died Oct. 6th 1873. |
| WELLS | J. and G. and Co. | Colliery Proprietor's, Moor Hole Pit and Holbrook, employing 500 men and boys, 1850-86 period. |
| WELLS | Mrs. | of Eckington Hall, Mosbrough. Laid foundation stone of church building on Aug. 14th 1886 for which she and several of her children had subscribed. |
| WHORWELL | Mrs. | 1800's. |
| WHITE | Thos. | of Eckington. Building contractor 1820-50 period. |
| WOLSTENHOLME | Thos. | millwright, of Nags Head, owner of Knowl Hill Mill. |
| WORRAL | Luke | grocer, 1825-50 period. |
| WORRAL | Luke | pitworker, bought F. Rotherham's pits, died Jan. 20th 1864 aged 57 yrs. Succeeded by his widow and son John. |