Mount Pleasant, Sheffield


Mount Pleasant was the home of Samuel Broomhead Ward.
It was built by Francis Sitwell and purchased by S.B.Ward in 1794 when he was 24 years old. After SBW it was occupied by the Tillotson family and in 1874, after a brief period as an asylum, it became the Girls Charity School. Mount Pleasant still stands and is used in part as an Adult Education and Community Centre.

Sources
Plant Dr J.S. Distaff kin of Benjamin Plant (1742-1806)
from an article in Roots and Branches, the journal of the Plant Family History Group

Bell A.B. and Leader R.E. Peeps into the Past: being passages from the diary of Thomas Asline Ward
London; W.C. Leng & Co, 1909.


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Posters from Mount Pleasant-click on each image to see larger version

The Myers Family History -Mount Pleasant, Sheffield

Cathy Clarke, Wellington, New Zealand
email: catherine.clarke@clear.net.nz
Last updated: 9 Oct 2009


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