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Gains Edward Gains & Company -
Gainsford Gainsford, Fenton & Nicholson -
Gallimore Elizabeth Gallimore -
Gallimore Gallimore Brothers -
Gallimore John Gallimore -
Gallimore William Gallimore -
Gallimore William Gallimore & Sons Ltd -
Gamage A. W. Gamage Ltd -
Gamble Charles Gamble -
Gamble Joseph Gamble -
Gamble Moss & Gamble -
Gardener John Gardener -
Garlick Garlick & Haslam -
Garlick George Garlick & Company -
Garlick Samuel Garlick & Sons -
Garner A. Garner -
Garrard Garrard & Co Ltd -
Garrett Joseph Garrett & Sons -
Garrison Garrison Jollity -
Gay John Gay -
Gebrüder Gebrüder, Richartz & Söhne -
Gee Gee & Holmes Ltd -
Gem Edward Gem & Company -
Gentry Gentry -
Gibbins Joseph Gibbins & Sons Ltd -
Gibson Gibson & Swift -
Gilbert Gilbert Brothers -
Gill Benjamin Gill -
Gill Bernard Gill & Company Ltd -
Gill F. G. Gill & Sons / G. W. Gill Ltd -
Gill George Gill -
Gill George Gill & Son -
Gill George Gill & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Gill Gill, Herbert & Company Ltd -
Gill John Gill -
Gill Joseph Gill -
Gill Samuel Gill -
Gillbee Edward Gillbee -
Gilles James Gilles -
Gillies James Gillies -
Gillot Gillot & Ryalls -
Gillott George Gillott -
Gillott Gillott & Buttery -
Gillott Gillott Cutlery Co -
Gillott John Gillott -
Gillott W. Gillott & Son (Pearl Works) Ltd -
Gillott Watson & Gillott -
Gillow Waring & Gillow -
Gilpin Tom Gilpin Ltd -
Gilson J. D. Gilson -
Girdham William Girdham -
Gladwin Gladwin Ltd -
Glauert L. & C. Glauert -
Gledhill James Gledhill -
Glen Glen Plate & Cutlery Co -
Glossop Boardman, Glossop & Company Ltd -
Glossop George Glossop & Company Ltd -
Glossop Glossop & Nutt -
Glossop Thomas Glossop & Sons Ltd -
Glosswood Glosswood -
Goddard Bibby & Goddard -
Goddard J. Goddard -
Goddard William Goddard & Sons -
Godwin Joseph Godwin -
Goff Thomas H. Goff & Company -
Goodinson William Goodinson -
Goodlad Frank C Goodlad & Son (Sheffield) Ltd -
Goorney Goorney -
Gordon Bellamy & Gordon -
Gordon George Gordon & Son -
Gorrill R. Gorrill & Son -
Gosling Alfred Charles Gosling / K. Gosling -
Goss Peter Goss -
Gouldthorp George Gouldthorp(e) -
Gouldthorp Henry Gouldthorp(e) -
Gouldthorpe Gouldthorpe & Greaves -
Gower Nathaniel Gower -
Grady Walter Grady -
Graham T. R. Humphreys Graham & Co -
Grant William Grant & Sons (Sheffield) Ltd -
Granton Granton Ragg Ltd -
Graveley Graveley & Wreaks -
Graves J. G. Graves Ltd -
Gray Clement Gray -
Gray Gray, Wallis & Company -
Gray Joseph Gray & Son Ltd -
Gray Joshua Gray & Sons Ltd -
Gray William Gray & Sons -
Grayson Benjamin Grayson & Son -
Greaves Francis Greaves & Sons -
Greaves Greaves and Newton -
Greaves Greaves, Woodhead & Hodgson -
Greaves John Greaves & Son -
Greaves John Greaves & Son -
Greaves Nathaniel Greaves -
Greaves Thomas Greaves -
Greaves William Greaves & Sons -
Green Alfred Green & Sons -
Green Burgon, Green and Co -
Green Frederick Green & Sons -
Green G. A. Green & Company Ltd -
Green Green & Green Ltd -
Green Green & Hague -
Green Green, Pickslay and Appleby -
Green James Green & Company -
Green Joseph Green & Sons -
Green Meeson & Green -
Green North & Green -
Green S. Green & Company -
Green Samuel Green -
Green Walter Green Limited -
Green William Green & Company -
Greenberg I. S. Greenberg & Co -
Greenhough John Greenhough -
Greenstreet W. T. Greenstreet & Company -
Greenwell George Greenwell & Co -
Greetham J. A. Greetham & Company -
Gregory Cuthbert & Gregory -
Gregory George Gregory -
Gregory Gregory & Company Cutlers (Sheffield) Ltd -
Gregory Gregory & Mottram -
Gregory Gregory & Staniland -
Gregory Gregory Brothers / Gregory Fenton Ltd -
Gregory James Gregory -
Gregory John Edward Gregory -
Gregory Kirkby, Gregory & Company -
Gregory Roberts, Gregory & Company -
Gregory William Gregory & Sons -
Grinold Slack & Grinold -
Groves Richard Groves & Sons Ltd -
Grunwerg I. Grunwerg Ltd -
Guide I. Guide & Company -
Gunby Harry Gunby -
Gunning Oborne & Gunning -
Gunstone William Gunstone -
Gurney Broadhead, Gurney & Co
Oborne & Gunning
Walter Oborne (1722-22 May 1778) and Thomas Gunning were ironmongers, who were active in the 1750s and 1760s. Their existence was directly related to the increase in economic activity in Sheffield, triggered by the Huntsman crucible steel process and the import of Swedish iron. Oborne owed his rise to the Parkin family – especially Elizabeth Parkin (1703-1766), who was a Rotherham heiress and Oborne’s relative (perhaps aunt). Oborne inherited her estate in 1766 (Wallis, 1952-57). A d....
