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	White's 1857 Directory of Derbyshire - pages 704-718
		Elizabeth Tomlinson, in 1779, devised three dwelling houses and a croft, to be used as habitations for three poor women, and bequeathed a sum of £400, to be laid out at interest, for the reparation of the houses and maintenance of the inmates.
		Tapton was held under the Briweres by the family of Brimington, from whom it passed in the reign of Edward III.
		Tapton House is a handsome brick mansion, pleasantly situated in parklike grounds about l½ miles N.N.E. from Chesterfield, is the property of G.
	www.n.f.wilson.btinternet.co.uk /704-718.htm (8656 words)

	Tapton House School, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
		Tapton House School, founded in Chesterfield in 1931, has seen many students and staff pass through its doors.
		The first book 'Memories of Tapton House School', written in July 1999, is a collection of the memories of more than 50 pupils and staff supported by suitable articles from The Taptonian magazines where appropriate.
		This book explores the history of Tapton House and its residents from 1794, when it was built, to the year 2000.
	www.oldtaptonians.co.uk (841 words)

	Tapton House School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This is a page of recently scanned slides taken during the last few weeks of the summer term in 1974.
		All the photos are of pupils that were at Tapton between 1967 & 1974.
		Have a look at Tapton as it is now.
	home.clara.net /meikle/tapton.htm (67 words)

	List of historic houses in England - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Historic houses in England is a link page for any stately home, country house or other historic house in England.
		Danson House - renovated by English Heritage, managed by Bexley Heritage Trust
		Sandringham House - privately owned by Queen Elizabeth II
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Historic_houses_in_England (334 words)

	Tapton - Student Agency - Question(s) - Sheffield Forum
		I lived in a house owned by Tapton estates in my second year at university and have to agree that they were absolutely useless.
		As the girlfriend living in the house, I have e-mailed them to say that their treatment of us has been unacceptable and that we have been in touch with Agentwatch and Hallam Housing.
		Tapton may be surprised to find that they have difficulty letting this house next year...
	www.sheffieldforum.co.uk /showthread.php?postid=659768 (2212 words)

	Broomhill - Sheffield - Online
		The house was occupied as a family residence until about 1930, when it became offices for the National Health Insurance about 1930 and was severely damaged by a land mine during the 1939-45 war.
		The house became the residence of the Leonard Hedley Burrows, the first Bishop of Sheffield, in 1914 but he did not like it and it was sold to the University in 1918 and became a hall for women students until 1932.
		The former house was demolished after a mysterious fire on empty premises with all the services disconnected and a successful appeal by the developers against the council, who had tried to preserve the remains of the building.
	www.broomhillonline.org.uk /archive/BANG_12.htm (8543 words)

	Tapton Park Innovation Centre, business and conference centre.
		The purpose of Tapton Park Innovation Centre is to stimulate innovation and the establishment of technology and knowledge based businesses within the community.
		The centre, funded by Chesterfield Borough Council, North Derbyshire Chamber of Commerce and North Derbyshire TEC has been built in the parkland grounds of the home of one of the country's great inventors - George Stephenson.
		His house now forms part of the Chesterfield College Campus housing their technology and higher education courses.
	www.tapton.co.uk (114 words)

	Tapton Hall
		The story of Tapton Hall has been woven into the history of Sheffield since the eighteenth century when TAPTON HOUSE was the home of the Shore family, including Mary Shore, great aunt of Florence Nightingale who was accustomed to visiting the house.
		In 1855 the Sheffield steelmaster Edward Vickers built TAPTON HALL on the same site and in 1867 it became the home of George Wilson of Wilsons Snuff fame.
		Originally built as Tapton House in the seventeenth century, it was then home to the Shore family.
	www.yourwebside.com /sites/taptonhall/index_main.html (305 words)

	Tapton Park Golf Club
		Tapton Golf Course is situated on the outskirts of Chesterfield Derbyshire, it is the only municipal parkland golf course in the area boasting a full 18 hole demanding golf course, a testing 9 hole golf course and an 18 hole chip and putt challenge.
		Tapton Golf Course is fairly hard walking with steep gradients on a few fairways.
		Booking seven days in advance is available for the main course and pay and play when available.
	www.taptonpark.co.uk /Default.htm (172 words)

	Durham Mining Museum - Archives
		Died, at Tapton House, Staffordshire, aged 67, Mr.
		The deceased was born in a cottage, situated between Wylam and Close House, near Newcastle, on the 9th June, 1781.
		His father was fireman of the pumping-engine at Wylam colliery, and the boy was sent to the pit at an early age, being employed as a "corf bitter," at the wages of sixpence a-day.
	www.dmm.org.uk /archives/a_obit02.htm (1144 words)

	The Illustrated London News - Personalities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Robert Stephenson, M.P. The earliest indication of George Stephenson's genius for mechanics showed itself at Killingworth, where he effectually repaired his own eight-day house clock, that was out of order; and he thenceforth became the watchmaker of the village, an occupation to which he devoted many leisure hours.
		Soon after this, a large condensing machine erected at the colliery for pumping water from the pit got out of order, and various ineffectual attempts were made to repair it.
		Rolt, in his biography of the Stephensons, concludes that it seems probable that both reached the same ends quite independently but that Stephenson must be credited with maintain-ing a dignified silence over the matter, in marked contrast to Davys unseemly efforts to prove his claim.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /courses/rschwart/ind_rev/iln/personalities.htm (1935 words)

	A Brief History of Chesterfield
		George Stephenson the creator of the famous locomotive, The Rocket, lived at Tapton House from 1838 to 1848.
		During the 1920s and 1930s the first council houses were built in Chesterfield.
		Many more council houses were built after 1945.
	www.localhistories.org /chesterfield.html (654 words)

	George Stephenson
		Family leave High street House and George works on a farm but is soon back again working at the Wylam colliery with his father (aged eight) driving gin horses and moving coal.
		Moved to Tapton House in Derbyshire as he had now become a wealthy man. Despite being in semi-retirement his ideas flowed apace and he designed model houses for miners and opened new coal mines.
		NOTE: His Son Robert, born in 1803 at Willington Quay, took over his father's locomotive works and made several engineering projects in his own right such as the Conway Bridge in 1848, the high level bridge at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1849 and the Britannia Tubular Bridge in 1850.
	www.britainunlimited.com /Biogs/Stephenson.htm (469 words)

	Hotels, Chesterfield: Terrific Cheap Chesterfield Bed & Breakfast Hotels.
		Originally a pair of Victorian semi-detached houses that have been sympathetically converted into this attractive, comfortable and r...
		A splendid Georgian Grade 11 listed Manor House set in 29 acres of formal gardens parklands with 58 comfortable ensuite rooms including several 4 posters with jacuzzi or feature bath plus 2 luxury apartments in the hotel grounds.
		George Stephenson lived at Tapton House and remained there till his death in 1848.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/chesterfield/index.asp (992 words)

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	Johnson Birkett Limited (Page 1)
		Redlands, 3 Tapton House Road, Sheffield, S10 5BY
		To register for your copy e-mail yearendtax@johnsonbirkett.com or with any year end tax enquiries.
		The advice and/or guidance contained within this website is subject to the UK regulatory regime and is therefore restricted to consumers based in the UK.
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	Sheffield property to rent. Houses, homes and flats to rent with Sheffield letting agents.
		Houses, homes and flats to rent with Sheffield letting agents.
		Find houses, flats or other property to rent in Sheffield by clicking on any of the 48 letting agents' websites listed below.
		This will enable you to find details of the local properties available to rent, but if you wish to contact all letting agents in Sheffield try using our free enquiry service.
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	Sheffield City Council - Broomhill Central and Nether Edge Area Panel Minutes 7th July 2005
		Q. Could any more details be provided in respect of the proposed developments at Tapton Hall and the experimental gardens.
		R. The developers of the scheme at Tapton Hall were looking at a residential scheme on the site, including the area of experimental gardens. It was suggested that the proposed scheme be reported back, either to the resident asking the question or to the Area Panel, when the plans had been produced.
		Q. Why was it the case that despite there being large scale housing developments on Harcourt Road, and the fact that Crookes Valley Park was within 50 yards of this area, the Park would not benefit from this Section 106 funding on the basis that the area was not deemed to be in Broomhill?
	www.sheffield.gov.uk /index.asp?pgid=64965 (1648 words)

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		If you want to ask questions about UK Genealogy, then the most appropriate places to do that are in the Usenet newsgroups soc.genealogy.britain and soc.genealogy.ireland.
		As you will see we have been concentrating in GENUKI on getting information about primary sources into what is in effect a virtual reference library, rather than on acting as a clearing house for research.
		We therefore do not provide storage for individual family trees, as we have to reserve the limited space that is available for information that would useful to a wide range of readers.
	genuki.org.uk /big/eng/YKS/Misc/.../WRY/SheffieldDirSubs1889.html (556 words)

	Anglican Communion News Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		When he had to give evidence before a House of Commons Committee one opponent scoffed: "This railway is the most absurd scheme that ever entered the head of man to conceive.
		He was, however, also a very humble man, well-aware of his own human weakness, and he offered a penetrating, remark towards the end of his life which spoke to that awareness.
		The writer Maurice Siggin recently observed: "The Churches are largely monuments to the piety of the past, spiritual power houses that have suffered a power cut which no one seems able to put right." Now, I do not believe he is right, either in his analysis or his conclusions.
	www.anglicancommunion.org /acns/acnsarchive/acns2150/acns2158.html (2144 words)

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		His house having one day been injured by fire, and his clock so choked with soot that it stopped, he took it to pieces, repaired it, and acquired at once such knowledge of its mechanism that he became the best clock-repairer in the neighborhood, thus adding to his earn- ings.
		His son Robert, for many years prominent as the in- heritor of his fathers genius as an engineer, and familiar to many of our readers as the builder of the iron tubular bridge over Menai Strait, was born on the 16th of December, 1803.
		It passed the House of Commons by a vote of eighty-eight to forty-one, and the House of Lords almost unanimously.
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	Chesterfield
		Standing in the Rother Valley in largely unspoiled countryside, Chesterfield’s industrial development has not been at the expense of its architectural character, as in the case of neighbouring Sheffield.
		It was under the thatched roof of the Cock and Pynot Inn at Old Whittington, just to the north, that the Earl of Devonshire and his fellow conspirators planned the ‘Glorious Revolution’ that put William of Orange on the throne of England, usurping the unpopular James II.
		Stands next to the original Cock and Pynot (pynot = magpie), now better known as the Revolution House Museum, where the plot was hatched to put William of Orange on the English throne.
	members.aol.com /tubbspubs/Chesterfield.htm (1112 words)

	Tapton Park Golf Club
		View from the 11th Tee towards the dog-leg of the 15th (beyond the tall conifers)
		Tapton Park Golf Club plays on the Tapton Park Golf Course which is a Municipal course, owned and run by The Chesterfield Borough Council.
		In 2005, the club were NAPGC Senior Champions and Hawtree Trophy Runners-up.
	www.taptonparkgolfclub.co.uk (75 words)

	Contact Us - TransAction Translators Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Our offices are located in Broomhill just off Manchester Road, the A57 to Manchester.
		Tapton House Road is the third turning on the right when heading up the hill.
		The 51 bus to Lodge Moor stops just after the ex-Posthouse Hotel side entrance, opposite to Tapton House Road.
	www.transaction.co.uk /corpsite/transaction/contactus.asp (141 words)

	Derbyshire UK School Friends Reunited
		Would like to hear from anyone from Hasland Junior or Tapton.
		Have been in contact with Dinah Parums, who would like to hear from Trevor Jackson, Ailsa Geeson, Denise Clay, Steven Crampton or anyone else from Hasland Junior - I will pass messages on to her if you e-mail me.
		If you would like to add your details to Derbyshire UK School Friends Reunited please Click here where you will find a short form to fill in.
	www.derbyshireuk.net /school_results34.html (138 words)

	Railways and Steam Locomotives
		In 1829 with his son Robert, he then went on to build the famous Stephensons Rocket.
		George Stephenson died at Tapton House in Chesterfield on August 12, 1848.
		The first passenger railway in the world was the Oystermouth railway, which ran from Swansea to Oystermouth and was later extended to Mumbles and was known as the
	www.cameradio.tk /ulthmrailways.htm (823 words)

	Blundells.com Tel. (0114) 275 3853 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A fully modernised one double bedroom town house, Unfurnished or Frnished by negotiation, Available 20th May 2006
		A three bedroomed detached house, Unfurnished, Available 20th April 2005.
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		16 TAPTON HOUSE ROAD, BROOMHILL, SHEFFIELD, S10 5BY: These flats are located in the popular area of Broomhill.
		Exceptionally close to the University of Sheffield, convienient for students studing law.
	www.artfullodger.co.uk /products.php?productId=192 (338 words)

	Credit reports and annual accounts from UK Data Ltd - Sunday 1st October 2006
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	www.ukdata.com /company-listings/Ta-43.html (1249 words)

	Sheffield City Council - Home Support Providers
		Redlands, 3-5 Tapton House Road, Sheffield, S10 5BY
		1st Floor, Churchill House, 6 Meetinghouse Lane, Sheffield, S1 2DP
		Thorne House Services for Autism Ltd: Contact: Diane Webster Telephone: (0114) 254 5728; Fax: (0114) 254 5728
	www.sheffield.gov.uk /index.asp?pgid=21206 (409 words)

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