1890

Col. J. E. Bingham adds to the donations for the Edward bingham ward

Saturday, April 5th, 1890, sees the publication of the Sheffield Independent carriying the following notice:

"SHEFFIELD PUBLIC HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY.

The WEEKLY BOARD desire most gratefully to acknowledge the receipt of the following DONATIONS, ENDOWMENT, NEW, INCREASED, and WORKMENS SUBSCRIPTIONS during the month of March, 1890:-
SPECIAL DONATIONS TO “THE BUILDING FUND.”
Col. J.E. Bingham, West Lea, to be added to the amount already given by Mrs. E. Bingham for the “Edward Bingham Ward” in the new Hospital £.100 s.0 d.0"

1891

Sunday the 5th of April. Census day again. Everyone is at home today so the census return will show a full house. I wonder what people with make of the information we provide on the form? I'm not sure what they would do with it - maybe one day someone will use it to research the history of the 20th century home.

The 1891 census shows that on the night of the census return Emma (76, Edward's widow - living on own means) was at Broomgrove Lodge with Emma Mary (54, her daughter, also living on own means), and domestic servants Harriet Wood (36, cook), Christianna J Godfrey (35, parlour maid) and Elizabeth Higgins (21, housemaid).

Also ...

No. 7 Broomgrove Road is still being occupied by Elizabeth Harwood (living on own means) along with two domestic servants.
No. 9 Broomgrove Road is the home of Mary Thomas (also living on own means) and cousin Annett B Wonnop as well as four domestic servants.
No. 11 Broomgrove Road is only occupied by three domestic servants.
No. 23 Broomgrove Road is the home of the Williams family. William (Professor of Chemistry) appears to be the only member of the family at home that night - apart from three domestic servants.
No. 25 Broomgrove Road has no family at home - just three domestic servants
No. 27 Broomgrove Road is occupied by the family of George A A Oliver - a Major in the Army Veterinary Department. George, wife Ellen, mother-in-law Mary Nicholson, daughters Lucy L and Agnes M as well as sons Gordon B, Malcom B, Andrew A and George E as well as three domestic servants.
No. 29 Broomgrove Road is un-occupied.

Mrs. Bingham has always been very charitable and the Sheffield Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was one such charity she supported.

The Sheffield Independent edition of the 18th of July carried the following notification:

THE LADIES' COMMITTEE of the SHEFFIELD SOCIETY for the PREVENTION of CRUELTY to ANIMALS beg to thank the following Donors, who have so kindly responded to their appeal for DONATIONS to clear the Society form Debt :-

Mrs. Bingham, Broomgrove Lodge.................................... £0. 10s. 0d.

1893

Kelly's Sheffield Court Directory, as published in the 1893 publication of Kelly's Directory of Leeds, Sheffield and Rotherham listed the following:

"Bingham Mrs. 13 Broomgrove road"

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The Sheffield Independent published on Tuesday, June the 20th 1893 carried the following article:

Public Notices.
THE FAVELL PORTRAIT FUND.

"The following is a List of the Subscriptions already promised :-
Mrs. Bingham, Broomgrove Lodge.................................... £1. 0s. 0d."

1894

OS Map of Extent of Broomgrove Lodge - 1894

Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland

OS Map of Broomgrove Road and Surrounding Areas - 1894

Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland

1897

The Saturday, May 1st 1897's publication of the Sheffield Independent carried the notice:

"SHEFFIELD ROYAL HOSPITAL

The BOARD of MANAGEMENT desire most gratefully to ACKNOWLEDGE the RECEIPT of the following NEW, INCREASED, and WORKMEN'S SUBSCRIPTIONS, LEGACY and DONATIONS, during the month of April, 1897 :-

NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS

Mrs. Bingham, Broomgrove Lodge ....................................................................................................................£2 s2 d0

J W ROBINSON. Secretary."

1898

EMMA MARY, Edward and Emma's daughter, dies at 62 Esplanade Scarborough on 20th August 1898.

Tuesday, the 23rd of August's publication of the London Standard carried the following notice:

"BINGHAM. - On the 20th inst., at 62, Esplanade, Scarborough, Emma Mary, the elder and beloved daughter of the late Edward Bingham, of Broom Grove Lodge, Sheffield."

The National Probate Calendar later reported:

"BINGHAM Emma Mary of Broomgrove-lodge Sheffield spinster died 20 August 1898 at 62 Esplanade Scarborough Administration Wakefield 16 November to John Edward Bingham electro-plate and cutlery-manufacturer Effects £3645 11s. 4d."

(ancestry.co.uk)

1899

The Bingham era at BroomGrove Lodge comes to an abrupt end in March with the death of 85 year old Emma (Dyson). She had lived alone at the house since the death of her DAUGHTER - EMMA MARY - THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

Emma Bingham d.3/3/1899, bur. Ecclesall
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Yorkshire Burials records the following:

First name(s): Emma
Last name: Bingham
Age: 84
Birth year: 1815
Death year 1899
Burial year 1899
Burial date 07 Mar 1899
Burial place Ecclesall
Dedication All Saints
Residence Broomgrove Lodge

The Sheffield and Rotherham Independent published the following notice in the May 20th edition:

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

RE MRS. EMMA BINGHAM, DECEASED.

THE COMMODIOUS LEASEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, known as BROOMGROVE LODGE, Broomgrove road, Sheffield, until recently occupied by the late Mrs. Emma Bingham, the owner, together with the Stables, Carriage Houses, Conservatories, extensive and well-planted Garden and Pleasure Grounds, will be Offered for SALE by AUCTION, by Messrs. W. H . and J. A. EADON, at their Mart, St. James's street, Sheffield, early in June.
Further particulars in future advertisements, or may be obtained, with order to view, from the Auctioneers; or CLAUDE BARKER, Solicitor,
7, St. James's row, Sheffield."

The June 17th publication of The Sheffield Daily Telegraph has the following advertisement:

"IMPORTANT RESIDENCE AT BROOM GROVE ROAD, SHEFFIELD.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, Messrs. W. H. and J. A. EADON, at their Salesroom, St. James's Street, Sheffield, on TUESDAY, 27th June, 1899, at 4.30 p.m., subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced:-
The COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, with extensive Grounds and Stabling, known as "Broomgrove Lodge," No. 13 Broomgrove Road, Sheffield, until recently occupied by the late Mrs. Emma Bingham.
The House is well-situated on rising ground, with a southern aspect, and contains:-
ON THE GROUND FLOOR. - Entrance Hall, 44ft. by 9ft. (approached by a Stone Portico) ; Dining-room, 22ft. by 17ft. ; Drawing-room, 22ft. 9in. by 17ft. ; Library, 16ft. 9in. by 14ft. ; Billiard-room, 23ft. 10in. by 18ft., with Lantern Light and Lavatory, Handsome Conservatory communicating the Drawing-room and Billiard-room, Kitchen, Pantry, and Lobby.
IN THE BASEMENT. - Large Wash Kitchen and Laundry with Lofty and Dry Cellaring.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR (which is approached by a handsome Stone Staircase, as well as a secondary Staircase). - Landing. 25ft. by 9ft. ; Four Large Bedrooms, Dressing-room, Bath-room, with Marble Bath and Shower, and w.c.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR. - Three Attices.
THE OUTBUILDINGS comprise : - 2 Stall Stable, two Carriage-houses, Loose Box, Stick Shed, Greenhouse, and Conservatory.
The Grounds are extensive, and beautifully laid out and planted with well-grown forest trees and choice shrubs, and there is an excellent Kitchen Garden.
The House is approached by a wide Carriage Sweep, and is exceptionally well-built, and the property is in every way suitable for a Gentleman's Residence.
The site, which contains 7,411 square yards or thereabouts, and is held under Lease for a term of 800 years from 29th September, 1836, at the annual ground rent of £62, is eligible for the erection of two or more other dwelling-houses to be erected, so as to comply with the covenants contained in the said Lease.
Lithographed plans and particulars, with order to View, may be had of the Auctioneers, or of CHARLES BARKER, Solicitor. 7, St. James's Row, Sheffield."

The June 24th publication of The Sheffield Daily Telegraph has the following advertisement:

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

MRS. EMMA BINGHAM, DECEASED.

BROOMGROVE LODGE, NO. 13, BROOMGROVE ROAD, SHEFFIELD.
MESSRS. W. H. AND J. A. EADON
BEG TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THEY ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL BY AUCTION, AT THE RESIDENCE, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 5th AND 6th, THE MASSIVE CABINET FURNITURE, BY HIGH CLASS MAKERS, FOR DINING AND DRAWING-ROOMS, LIBRARY, ENTRANCE HALL, BEDROOMS, KITCHENS ETC. ; BRUSSELS AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, MIRRORS, STERLING SILVER AND OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE, BEAUTIFUL ROCKINGHAM, CHELSEA, DERBY, WORCESTER, LOWESTOFT, AND DRESDEN CHINA, RICHLY-CUT GLASS, AND HOUSEHOLD CHINA.
BAY HORSE, NEARLY NEW LIGHT-RUNNING LANDAU BY MULLINER, WITH PNEUMATIC TYRES, POLE, SHAFTS, ETC. ; PARK PHAETON, STATION CART, DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS.
PARTICULARS AND CATALOGUE IN DUE COURSE."

Also in the same publication the following appeared:

"NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL

The FAMILY RESIDENCE known as "Broomgrove Lodge," Number 13, Broomgrove road, Sheffield, previously advertised to be offered for SALE by AUCTION by Messrs. W. H. and J. A. EADON, on Tuesday, 27th June, 1899, will not now be offered, it having been disposed of privately.
CLAUDE BARKER, Solicitor, 7, St. James's row, Sheffield."

On July the 5th 1899 The Sheffield Independent carried the following article:

Sales by W. H. & J. A. Eadon.
THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK.
MRS. EMMA BINGHAM, DECEASED.
BROOMGROVE LODGE, BROOMGROVE
ROAD, SHEFFIELD

FIRST DAY'S SALE, COMPRISING :-

LOTS 1 to 73. - HOUSEHOLD GLASS AND CHINA
LOTS 74 to 142. - SMALL LIBRARY OF BOOKS
LOTS 143 to 157. - CONTENTS OF ENTRANCE HALL
LOTS 159 to 199. - CONTENTS OF LIBRARY
LOTS 200 to 239. - CONTENTS OF BILLIARD ROOM
AT 1.30.
NEARLY NEW LANDAU, BY MULLINER WITH PNEU-
MATIC TYRES; Brongham, by Holmes, of Derby; Park
Phaeton, Dog Cart, Business Cart, Double and Single Har-
ness, Saddlery, and General Stable Utilites.
CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION
W. H. & J. A. EADON

The 6th of July 1899 publication of The Sheffield Independent then carried the following:

Sales by W. H. & J. A. Eadon.
THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK.
MRS. EMMA BINGHAM, DECEASED.
BROOMGROVE LODGE, BROOMGROVE
ROAD, SHEFFIELD

SECOND DAY'S SALE,
comprising:-

LOTS 363 to 387. - ANTIQUE CHINA
LOTS 388 to 442. - OLD SHEFFIELD AND ELCTRO-
PLATED GOODS.
LOTS 443 to 468. - STERLING SILVER.
LOTS 469 to 500. - CONTENTS OF DINING ROOM.
LOTS 501 to 557. - CONTENTS OF DRAWING ROOM.
CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION
W. H. & J. A. EADON

The 7th of July 1899 publication of The Sheffield Independent finally carried the following:

Sales by W. H. & J. A. Eadon.
THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK.
MRS. EMMA BINGHAM, DECEASED.
BROOMGROVE LODGE, BROOMGROVE
ROAD, SHEFFIELD

LAST DAY'S SALE,
comprising:-

LOTS 558 to 639. - CONTENTS OF KITCHEN, BUTLERS
PANTRY, LAUNDRY, and WASH-
   HOUSE.
LOTS 640 to 653. - STAIRS AND LANDING.
LOTS 654 to 680. - CONTENTS OF ROOM OVER DRAW-
     ING ROOM.
LOTS 681 to 711. - CONTENTS OF ROOM OVER DINING
   ROOM.
LOTS 712 to 752. - CONTENTS OF ROOM OVER MORN-
   ING ROOM.
LOTS 753 to 784. - CONTENTS OF CHINTZ BEDROOM.
LOTS 778 to 798. - CONTENTS OF BATHROOM AND
   SERVANTS' BEDROOMS.
LOTS 799 to 841. - GREENHOUSE PLANTS, GARDEN
   SEATS, and GARDEN TOOLS.
  CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION
W. H. & J. A. EADON

The Sheffield and Rotherham Independent carried the following notice in it's July 11th edition:

The Treasurer of the Cherrytree Orphanage gratefully acknowledges the receipt of cheque, £180, from Messrs. J. E. and C. H. Bingham, exors. of the late Mrs. Emma Bingham, in payment of legacy of £200, less duty.

The National Probate Calendar later reported:

BINGHAM Emma of Broomgrove-lodge Sheffield widow died 3 March 1899 Probate Wakefield 5 July to John Edward Bingham and Charles Henry Bingham silver-plate and cutlery-manufacturers Effects £6847 3s. 7d. Resworn January 1900 £6202 13s. 1d.

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