When Robert de Sheffield III was born in 1250, in Kirkstall, Yorkshire, England, his father, Robert de Sheffield II, was 54 and his mother, Agnes or Anne Gower or Goure, was 31. He had at least 2 sons. He died after 1312, in his hometown.
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English: habitational name principally from Sheffield (Yorkshire), but perhaps also from Sheffield Bottom in Burghfield (Berkshire), or Sheffield Park in Fletching (Sussex). The Yorkshire place takes its name from the river Sheaf, itself from Old English scēath ‘boundary’, + Old English feld ‘open country’, while the Berkshire placename derives from Old English scēo ‘shelter’ + feld. The Sussex placename comes from Old English scēap ‘sheep’ + feld.
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