Hello Elaine and Terry, I really am at a loss to know which church to suggest,please Terry do not think I am expecting you to keep on searching for me. You are very good to have done as much as you have already,I really am very grateful.Thanks again Val

She wasn't done at St Lukes Val, may get to look at the Eyre St chapel on Saturday.


Regards.

Hi Paula,Elaine and Terry,thanks all for your help especially you Terry for taking the trouble to search the registers.Goodness knows where she can be, perhaps she wasn't christened, which seems strange when the rest of the family were baptised.Thanks Terry for offering to check the Baptist church records, it's very kind of you. Val

Hi Terry,

Which St Lukes did you check because there were two.

Dyers Hill & Hollis Croft.

Depending how long they were staying with Val's gran Garden St came under
St Lukes Hollis Croft.

If you enter the address only i.e. Garden St in our baptism database it brings up St Lukes Hollis Croft.


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Hello Elaine,

I've checked both of them.

Terry

Great,

Thats eliminating two more.

NOT that many more left........

I wonder?????

Cathedral???

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Just a thought. Was your grandmother (mum's mother) originally from somewhere other than Sheffield? Might she have taken your mum to be christened in the parish of her parents? I came across this with one of my ancestors who lived in Derbyshire but took 2 of her babies to Suffolk to be christened in the parish of her parents while her other 6 children were christened in Derby.
Helen C.

Good evening Helen, many thanks for your interest. Grandma was born and baptised in Attercliffe, but neither of her parents were Sheffielders. Her father came from Retford and her Mom from Eyam. All my aunt's and uncles were baptised in Sheffield, all in different churches except the two youngest who were baptised at St Stephens in Netherthorpe,but they were then settled near St Philips Road. Thanks again Val