Gentleman of Whitley Hall, Ecclesfield.
Son of Nathaniel Shiercliffe and Catherine Gower.
Husband of Elizabeth Pearson, father of:
John, married Mary Steer
Anne, married Robert Clarke of Hague
Elizabeth, married George Smelter of Sheffield
Catherine married Robert Richardson of Crowle & Mr Thomlinson
Frances, married William Herring of Maltby
Mary
Hannah, married Kenyon Parker
Buried in the south chancel floor. Aged 62 years.
During his possession of Whitley, the sundial was installed. It bears the initials of Thomas Shiercliffe and the date 1740. It is one of two sundials in local buildings known to have spy holes drilled in them. Thomas was a very rich man who left £2,500, a massive sum, to four of his daughters.
Son of Nathaniel Shiercliffe and Catherine Gower.
Husband of Elizabeth Pearson, father of:
John, married Mary Steer
Anne, married Robert Clarke of Hague
Elizabeth, married George Smelter of Sheffield
Catherine married Robert Richardson of Crowle & Mr Thomlinson
Frances, married William Herring of Maltby
Mary
Hannah, married Kenyon Parker
Buried in the south chancel floor. Aged 62 years.
During his possession of Whitley, the sundial was installed. It bears the initials of Thomas Shiercliffe and the date 1740. It is one of two sundials in local buildings known to have spy holes drilled in them. Thomas was a very rich man who left £2,500, a massive sum, to four of his daughters.
Gentleman of Whitley Hall, Ecclesfield.
Son of Nathaniel Shiercliffe and Catherine Gower.
Husband of Elizabeth Pearson, father of:
John, married Mary Steer
Anne, married Robert Clarke of Hague
Elizabeth, married George Smelter of Sheffield
Catherine married Robert Richardson of Crowle & Mr Thomlinson
Frances, married William Herring of Maltby
Mary
Hannah, married Kenyon Parker
Buried in the south chancel floor. Aged 62 years.
During his possession of Whitley, the sundial was installed. It bears the initials of Thomas Shiercliffe and the date 1740. It is one of two sundials in local buildings known to have spy holes drilled in them. Thomas was a very rich man who left £2,500, a massive sum, to four of his daughters.
Son of Nathaniel Shiercliffe and Catherine Gower.
Husband of Elizabeth Pearson, father of:
John, married Mary Steer
Anne, married Robert Clarke of Hague
Elizabeth, married George Smelter of Sheffield
Catherine married Robert Richardson of Crowle & Mr Thomlinson
Frances, married William Herring of Maltby
Mary
Hannah, married Kenyon Parker
Buried in the south chancel floor. Aged 62 years.
During his possession of Whitley, the sundial was installed. It bears the initials of Thomas Shiercliffe and the date 1740. It is one of two sundials in local buildings known to have spy holes drilled in them. Thomas was a very rich man who left £2,500, a massive sum, to four of his daughters.
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