Acorn Genealogy

Smook Thru A Shevvield Chimla

T'STOOAKER

 

Published in 1906 this little book is a collection of poetry describing the life one would have experienced in Sheffield during the late 19th Century.  A few of these poems are written in the dialect of the day which may be of interest to the Family Historian.    The poems range from titles such as "When Father comes home" to "The Ambulance Van" and "The File Cutters Lament" to " Robert Drabble".  The latter was an heroic pit sinker at Rotherham Main Colliery.

Because the cost of burning this to CD would make the cost a little too high in my opinion I will only be offering this as a file attachment to email.  I will however place onto CD for those who wish it this way but please contact me for the increased costs.

 

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