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1861 census RG9/3468 116b :-
  Glossop Road, Broomhill, Ecclesall Bierlow
Edwin Fox head unmar 24 drapers assistant Lancs. Stockport
Mary Fox sister unmar 19 Lancs. Stockport
Jane Garnshaw(?) visitor unmar 16 Lancs. Manchester

  There are 38 George Foxs in the 1861 Sheffield index. If you could post more info. it would help.

   The Burnhams listed in the previous post by Bryan are all one family living at Huntsmans Houses, Broughton Lane, Attercliffe and are the only Burnhams in the Sheffield 1861 index. It is possible that this is the family that you are after, but for some reason George was not there on census night. It is noticable that there is a gap of 5 yrs between John and Ralph. Would this be the right age bracket for George?
   Also in 1861 there are two Sarah Webbs, aged 32 and 43, one Sarah A Webb, aged 21, and two Sarah Ann Webbs, aged 2 and 11.
   In the 1871 census this Burnham family are living at South Normanton, Notts. but still no George.
   If you can post more details it may be easier to track him down.

Lorraine,
  I think the answer to your question depends on the dates you are interested in. A timeline for Sheffield parishes can be found on the Sheffield Family History Society website at http://www.sheffieldfhs.org.uk/.
  Off the top of my head the current nearest churches are:-
St. Hilda on Windmill lane
St. Cuthbert at Firvale
St. Leonard at Southey Green
St. Patrick R.C. at Sheffield Lane Top
and Firth Park Methodist at Firth Park
but if you are searching prior to c1900 then I suspect you need to look at St. Mary -  Ecclesfield

In the 1881 census there is a woman called QUEEN with the unique forename of THE. I believe she may also be the only person with the occupation of - Queen of Great Britain and Ireland. If you look at the images they appear to have been chewed by the royal corgis.

Tabitha
      After being battered round the ring I think Harrison Ford is a knock- out blow.

Another victory to the fairer sex 

Regards - Broakham