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  Deaf Hill Colliery  Index  Deaf Hill Colliery  
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Deaf Hill Colliery


  Summary Description Disasters Names Local Collieries Credits  

Location: Deaf Hill
7½ miles [12 km] ESE of Durham
Map Ref: (Sheet 93) NZ380367, 54° 43' 26" N, 1° 24' 36" W
Maps: Map 1928 map from Reid's Handy Colliery Guide
Map 1951 map from the Guide to the Coalfields (Colliery Guardian)
Opened: 1877
Closed: 25 Feb 1967
Pits: No. 1 Pit
No. 2 Pit
No. 3 Pit, locn: (Sheet 93) NZ381366, sinking: 1891-1892
Shaft  Shaft details for No. 3 Pit
Owners: 1877 - Trimdon Coal Co.
1947 - National Coal Board (N.C.B.)
Output: 1873 - Coal.
1888 - Coal.
1894 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1896 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1900 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1902 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1905 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1910 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1915 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1921 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1925 - Coal: Coking, Manufacturing.
1930 - Coal: Coking, Household, Manufacturing.
1935 - Coal: Coking, Household, Manufacturing.
1940 - Coal: Gas, Household, Steam.
1947 - Coal: Coking, Household, Manufacturing. (162,195 tons)
1950 - Coal: Coking, Household, Manufacturing.
1955 - Coal: Coking, Gas, Manufacturing.
1960 - Coal: Coking, Gas.
1961 - Coal: Coking, Gas.
1964 - Coal: Coking, Gas, Steam.
1965 - Coal: Coking, Gas, Steam.
1967 - Coal: Coking, Gas, Steam.
Employment:
Year Pit  TotalScale Below Above
1882Standing
1883Standing
1894565459106
1896596490106
1900628523105
1902622512110
1905626511115
1910709574135
1915702560142
1921813651162
19251,069909160
19301,084929155
19351,009844165
1940966820146
1945659485174
1947606443163
1950569425144
1955580460120
196060752384
196159350489
1964573470103
196553444886
196753444886
NCB  NCB Employment Figures
Manager  Colliery Management (prior to 1970)
Seams Worked: 1905 - Busty, Harvey, Low Main
1910 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton, Low Main
1915 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton, Low Main
1921 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton, Low Main, Main Coal
1925 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton
1930 - Busty, Hutton
1935 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton, Low Main
1940 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton, Low Main, Main Coal
1950 - Busty, Harvey, Hutton
1955 - Busty, Hutton
1960 - Hutton, Tilley
1961 - Hutton, Tilley
1964 - Hutton, Tilley
1965 - Hutton, Tilley
1967 - Hutton, Tilley
Notes:

1891 - No. 3 shaft, Deaf Hill Colliery, was sunk by Mr. Frank Coulson from the surface to the Harvey Seam, for the Trimdon Coal Company.

1944 - Hutton seam closed, 160 workers transferred to Blackhall

1955 - Surface operations combined with Wingate

Incident  Miscellaneous Notes and Incidents for Deaf Hill Colliery


  Description Summary Disasters Names Local Collieries Credits  

Description

New Trimdon, or Trimdon Colliery, is another village in this township.

The Colliery was opened about fifty years ago, and is now worked by the Trimdon Coal Company. The Main seam is five feet in thickness, and the Low seam 3 feet 8 inches. The latter is at a depth of 120 fathoms.

Deaf Hill Colliery is worked by the same company. The Harvey seam is here worked at a depth of 160 fathoms. The pit was opened in 1873, and a second shaft is now being sunk.

Trimdon Colliery Schools - The boys' school, at the north end, will accommodate 200 ; average attendance, 168. Girls and infants' schools, at the south end of the village, have space for 350 ; average attendance, 280.

Whellan's 1894 Directory of County Durham


  Disasters Summary Description Names Local Collieries Credits  

Disasters (5 or more killed)

None Found


  Names Summary Description Disasters Local Collieries Credits  

Names of those killed at this colliery

Please note that this collection of names is by no means complete!

In Memoriam
 MemorialIndividal page   

Anderson, Richard Welsh, 29 Mar 1956, aged 29, Fitter, acute renal failure due to shock subsequent on multiple injuries sustained by being crushed between two coal trucks, Buried: Deaf Hill Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page   

Armstrong, John, 18 Sep 1930, aged 44, Cutter, killed by a fall of stone

 MemorialIndividal page   

Armstrong, Thomas, 12 Feb 1897, aged 35, Hewer, Killed by a fall of stone from between two slips, in longwall face, Buried: St. Bartholomew's Churchyard, Thornley [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Atkinson, W., 28 Jul 1937, aged 15, Waggonway Man, runaway tubs

 MemorialIndividal page   

Baldwin, J., 24 Apr 1940, (accident: 23 Apr 1940), aged 22, Haulage, crushed between tubs

 MemorialIndividal page   

Bedford, George, 19 Sep 1937, aged 53, Overman, suffocated by an underground fire, Buried: Deaf Hill Cemetery [More information ...]

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Bedford, Reginald, 06 Apr 1952, aged 50, dragged into the conveyor belt while manually cleaning, address: King's Road, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Bent, J., 21 May 1917, aged 46, Stoneman, crushed

 MemorialIndividal page   

Bracknell, Barry, 13 May 1953, (accident: 12 May 1953), aged 17, crushed when the cage moved without warning and died in hospital the following day, Buried: Deaf Hill Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page JG 

Butterfield, George, 04 Aug 1919, aged 35, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone in the drift heading from the Harvey to the Hutton seam [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Buxton, Samuel, 10 Jan 1895, (accident: 09 Jan 1895, 2:40 p.m., 1st hour of shift), aged 48, Horse Keeper, severely crushed by cage moving while he was getting out at a mouthing, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station [More information ...]

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Carr, Matthew, 25 Feb 1930, (accident: 17 Feb 1930), aged 53, Hewer, died from septic poisoning after receiving a cut whilst at work ; residence: Watson's Buildings, South Wingate (his son, also called Matthew, was killed at Fishburn Colliery in 1919), Buried: Station Town Cemetery, Wingate

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Carter, Joseph, 17 Nov 1925, aged 30, Hewer, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Wheatley Hill Cemetery

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Carter, William Bewick, 12 Jul 1923, aged 34, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone

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Charlton, Gardiner Jackson, 13 Sep 1940, aged 44, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Wheatley Hill Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page   

Clarke, Charles, 18 May 1899, aged 33, Hewer, He was hewing in a lift in the brokens, when a stone, 9 feet long, fell away at a vertical slip close to the coal face and caught and killed him.

 MemorialIndividal page   

Clarke, David, 26 Aug 1922, (accident: 16 Aug 1922), aged 48, Stoneman, head injuries

 MemorialIndividal page   

Crogan, Michael, 24 May 1902, aged 57, Hewer, died from injuries received while at work in the pit on July 24th, 1895

 MemorialIndividal page   

Darby, William Barlow, 28 Jul 1925, (accident: 15 Jul 1925), aged 19, Putter, died from injuries received, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Dart, John, 16 Feb 1895, 3:20 p.m., 10th hour of shift, aged 24, Banksman, descending the pit on the top of cage, when the two collided at meetings, and he was thrown down the shaft [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Dent, James Anthony, 17 Oct 1938, aged 37, Cutter, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Trimdon Grange Cemetery

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Derbyshire, James, 18 Sep 1906, (accident: 16 Aug 1906), aged 56, Hewer, He died on September 18th from epilepsy said to have been brought on by shock to the nervous system due to an injury to his back caused by lifting a piece of coal into a tub.

 MemorialIndividal page   

Duckworth, J., 03 Dec 1942, aged 43, Puller Up, killed by a fall of stone

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Eadsforth, James, 11 Apr 1930, (accident: 07 Apr 1930), aged 16, Landing Lad, blow to foot, died in Hartlepool Hospital, address: 2 Church Street, Trimdon Foundry, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard

 MemorialIndividal page   

Flannighan, Philip, 05 Aug 1891, (accident: 30 Jul 1891, 3:50 p.m., 10th hour of shift), aged 16, Driver, crushed by tub siding over onto him, he neglected to use sprags

 MemorialIndividal page   

Frain, Michael, 28 Feb 1927, aged 46, Stoneman, crushed

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Gaskell, Edward, 16 May 1934, aged 22, Cleaner Out, killed by a fall of stone, single man, of Lord Street, Trimdon, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Gill, G., 12 Feb 1941, aged 54, Puller Up, killed by a fall of stone

 MemorialIndividal page   

Gill, Joseph, 14 Dec 1926, aged 34, Hewer, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Gorton, Thomas, 14 Aug 1907, aged 14, Driver, his head was crushed by an empty tub against the wall side when driving

 MemorialIndividal page   

Goundry, James, 16 Apr 1912, (accident: 13 Jan 1912), aged 40, Hewer, whilst helping a putter to lift a tub he strained himself so severely that he was unable to work again, and he died on April 16th; a post-mortem examination revealed a bad rupture of the aorta

 MemorialIndividal page JG 

Grafton, Joseph, 05 Jul 1918, (accident: 28 Jun 1918), aged 21, Waggonwayman, he was kicked on the chest by a pony while assisting to take several in-bye

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Gray, John William, 13 Jul 1905, (accident: 25 Jan 1902), aged 26, Waggonwayman, Caught by empty set when taking wrong way on 25th January, 1902. Died on 13th July, 1905 [fatality reported during the year but not classified as a reportable accident]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Gregson, Christopher, 19 Oct 1938, aged 41, Cutter, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Holy Trinity Churchyard/Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Hackworth, George Daniel, 15 Nov 1901, (accident: 23 Oct 1901), aged 39, Hewer, when hewing with another man a fall of stone took place and fractured his spine and injured his head

 MemorialIndividal page   

Hackworth, Robert H., 27 Jun 1906, (accident: 25 Mar 1902), aged 61, Slightly injured on 25th March 1902. Died 27th June, 1906.

 MemorialIndividal page   

Harper, Robert H., 17 Aug 1940, aged 51, electrocuted, Buried: Trimdon Grange Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page NEEMARC 

Hayes, Thomas, 1916, [details unknown]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Hewart, William, 26 Apr 1899, aged 25, Helper Up, He was sitting at the end of his tub, in a hewer's place, waiting for the tub being filled, when a stone fell from the roof and killed him.

 MemorialIndividal page   

Hilton, Harry, 22 Nov 1940, aged 34, Cutter, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Station Town Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Joicey, Robert, 31 Oct 1925, (accident: 11 Jan 1924), aged 54, Hewer, his hand was trapped by a fall of stone, he died under anaesthetic while having his finger amputated

 MemorialIndividal page   

Jones, Thomas James, 13 Aug 1940, aged 29, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Deaf Hill Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page   

Jones, William, 03 Sep 1903, aged 57, Hewer, alleged to have died from injuries received by falling on flat sheets, but a post-mortem examination showed death was due to natural causes

 MemorialIndividal page   

Kent, George, 12 Feb 1897, aged 30, Hewer, Killed by a fall of stone from between two slips, in longwall face [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Laverick, John, 08 Jul 1929, (accident: 22 Jun 1928), aged 37, Hewer, fall, Buried: Trimdon Grange Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page   

MacDougall, Alfred E., 26 Nov 1909, aged 20, Putter, He was following his pony outbye when a fall of roof occurred and killed him. It is probable that the pony knocked out the timber set to support the roof

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Magee, Francis William, 29 Jul 1937, (accident: 28 Jul 1937), aged 28, Putter, runaway tubs, Buried: St. Peter and St. Paul (Catholic) Burial Ground

 MemorialIndividal page   

Makepeace, William, 30 Jul 1921, aged 52, Deputy Overman, killed by a fall of stone

 MemorialIndividal page   

Marley, Robert, 26 May 1902, aged 36, Hewer, he and other 11 men were being let down the shaft in the cage, and when near the bottom the winding engineman did not stop the cage and it went hard on the keps, and deceased was thrown out and crushed between the cage and flat sheets ; the other men were all more or less injured ; the ascending cage was overwound, but the detaching hook caught it, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station [More information ...]

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Marshall, Ralph, 26 Feb 1924, 3.0 am., 6th hour of shift, aged 36, Stoneman, while deceased was assisting to clear away some debris from a putting road in a broken district, the strata suddenly began to weight, and before he could get clear he was caught on the neck and shoulders by a piece of stone, 6 ft. by 4 ft. by 16 ins. thick, which burst out from the side partly over the coal head. He sustained a broken neck and died almost immediately. The "weighting" was due to a movement in the goaf which was only 25 yards away

 MemorialIndividal page   

Mason, Leslie Richard, 12 Jun 1925, (accident: 05 Jun 1925), aged 19, Putter, crushed ribs, Buried: Holy Trinity Churchyard/Cemetery, Wingate

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McLaughlin, Patrick, 12 Jun 1899, (accident: 05 Jun 1899), aged 17, Helper Up, Assisting putter to push an empty tub up a "hitch," when he slipped and sprained himself internally. Died on the 12th instant. [More information ...]

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McMahon, Michael, 25 Nov 1893, (accident: 21 Nov 1893, 12:50 p.m., 4th hour of shift), aged 51, Hewer, Broken thigh, injury to back, and other bruises by a fall of stone. Died on the 25th.

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Mellon, Jasper, 11 Apr 1902, aged 29, Hewer, committed suicide by jumping down the winding shaft

 MemorialIndividal page   

Minto, Clement, 19 Jun 1893, 11:00 p.m., 3rd hour of shift, aged 38, Stoneman, While engaged enlarging shaft siding a large piece of side stone fell from a breaker., Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Morgan, William Hedley, 01 Apr 1922, (accident: 04 Jan 1922), aged 26, Hewer, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Holy Trinity Churchyard/Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Myers, Charles, 10 May 1911, aged 33, died from injuries received, Buried: Station Town Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Myers, Samuel David, 18 Sep 1937, aged 40, Pumpman, suffocated by an underground fire, Buried: Trimdon Grange Cemetery [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Nicholson, Albert, 17 Dec 1963, aged 37, Buried: Trimdon Grange Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page JG 

Orton, Thomas, 22 Apr 1915, aged 49, Deputy, he had prepared three shots for firing, he went to the battery which was about 29 yards from the face, and fired one shot, then went to see the result; after returning to the battery he was kneeling with his back to the second shot when he fired; the blast caught him, injured his spine and he bled to death

 MemorialIndividal page   

Priestley, George Bevan, 14 Jul 1937, aged 32, Deputy, amputation of feet, Buried: Holy Trinity Churchyard/Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Pryor, James, 21 Sep 1889, aged 45, Fireman, killed by steam boiler explosion [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Pugh, John, 12 Sep 1905, aged 41, Hewer, Fall of stone at face while hewing in a jud. A very large fall of 20 or more tons came away from a slip knocking out the timber and killing deceased on the spot. It gave no warning

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Ringer, Joseph William, 28 Dec 1937, aged 18, Flatter, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Deaf Hill Cemetery

 MemorialIndividal page   

Routledge, Robert, 15 Jun 1933, (accident: 06 May 1933), aged 17, Driver, died from injuries received, Buried: Station Town Cemetery, Wingate

 MemorialIndividal page   

Sedgwick, Arnold Stanley, Sep 1944, aged 55, killed when hit by block and tackle, taken to Hartlepool Hospital

 MemorialIndividal page   

Seedhouse, C., 18 Apr 1939, aged 25, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone

 MemorialIndividal page   

Skelton, Arthur, 07 Feb 1900, aged 15, Driver, He was coming down a landing with a full set when he slipped and fell in front of the tubs, which run on to and killed him.

 MemorialIndividal page   

Smiles, Lawrence Andrew, 08 Nov 1944, aged 33, Stoneman, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Terrans, George William, 08 Sep 1917, aged 55, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Thornton, Ernest, 10 Jan 1935, aged 37, Cutter, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Todd, Ambrose, 16 May 1934, aged 25, Stoneman, killed by a fall of stone, married, of Council Houses, Deaf Hil, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Wales, Luke W., 27 Aug 1938, aged 50, Winding Engineman, died at his post on Saturday afternoon, he had just brought the cage to a standstill at the surface when he was seen to lurch forward in his chair

 MemorialIndividal page   

Walters, Ralph, 11 Oct 1892, 1:10 p.m., 3rd hour of shift, aged 33, Signalman, left his work and went round to a new pit just sunk, when he fell into a sump and was drowned [More information ...]

 MemorialIndividal page   

Watts, Thomas, 09 Nov 1935, (accident: 08 Nov 1935), aged 30, Filler, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station

 MemorialIndividal page   

Wright, William, 27 Sep 1892, (accident: 09 Sep 1892, 2:30 p.m., 5th hour of shift), aged 31, Hewer, a slight injury to his thumb by a fall of stone, he died from blood poisoning from the effects of it

 
  76 names found

If you know of any fatalities missing from the above list then please contact us with the details and we will add them to our database.

Those names marked with image, were killed in a disaster for which a memorial has been erected or for which we have images concerning the disaster, alternately their name may be mentioned on a memorial plaque. Click on the image symbol next to the name to see the appropriate web page for the memorial.

Those names marked with image, have a web page providing individual details of the accident, the page may also include a photograph of the deceased. Click on the image symbol next to the name to see the web page.

Some of the names of mining fatalities on this web site have been kindly provided by Jim Grainger from his research into early newspapers (primarily the Durham Advertiser and Durham Chronicle) and are marked with image.

Some of the names of mining fatalities on this web site have been extracted from material deposited at the North East England Mining Archive and Research Centre (NEEMARC) — principally the records of the Durham Miners' Association and are marked with image.

More information  more information on some of the fatalities shown above


  Local Collieries Summary Description Disasters Names Credits  

Collieries and Pits within 5 miles (8km)

Colliery Map  a simulated map showing the immediate vicinity of Deaf Hill Colliery

Nearby Collieries  list of collieries/pits etc. near to Deaf Hill Colliery


  Summary Description Disasters Names Local Collieries Credits  

Gallery Images:

Rescue Brigade Rescue Brigade

  Summary Description Disasters Names Local Collieries Credits  

Memorial Images:

Deaf Hill Colliery Memorial Deaf Hill Colliery Memorial

  Credits Summary Description Disasters Names Local Collieries  

Credits

Sources:

  • NEEMARC - Ref: NUMDA/6/1/1/6, Reports of the Compensation Department, Vol VI covering Jan-Dec 1926
  • 1873-4 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1881 Mines Inspectors Report (C 3241)
  • 1888 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1889 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6015), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1890 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1891 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6625), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1892 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6986), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1893 Mines Inspectors Report (C 7339), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1894 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1895 Mines Inspectors Report (C 8074), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1896 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department, also available online at Peak District Mines Historical Society Ltd
  • 1897 Mines Inspectors Report (C 8819), Durham District (No. 4) by R. D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1899 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 134), Durham District (No. 4) by Ronald D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1900 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1900 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 536), Durham District (No. 4) by Ronald D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1901 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 1062), Durham District (No. 4) by R. D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1902 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1902 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 1590), Durham District (No. 4) by R. Donald Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1903 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 2119), Durham District (No. 4) by R. D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1905 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1905 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 2910), Durham District (No. 4) by R. Donald Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1906 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 3449), Durham District (No. 4) by R. Donald Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1907 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 4045), Durham District (No. 4) by R. D. Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1909 List of Mines - from Reid's Handy Colliery Guide
  • 1909 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 5177), Durham District (No. 4) by R. Donald Bain, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1910 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1912 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 6983), Durham District (No. 3) by A. D. Nicholson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1915 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1919 List of Mines - from Reid's Handy Colliery Guide
  • 1921 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1924 Mines Inspectors Report, Northern Division (No. 2) by T. Greenland Davies, H.M. Inspector of Mines [DMM Ref: L-01624 - Tom Bainbridge Collection]
  • 1925 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1930 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1935 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1940 Colliery Year Book and Coal Trades Directory published by Louis Cassier Co. Ltd.
  • 1945 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1947 The Colliery Year Book and Coal Trades Directory. Published by The Louis Cassier Co. Ltd., from a copy held in the Scottish Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Midlothian
  • 1950 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1955 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • 1960 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • 1961 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • 1964 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • 1965 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • 1967 Guide to the Coalfields published by the Colliery Guardian
  • An Account of the strata of Northumberland & Durham as proved by Borings & Sinkings, Supplement, published by the North of England Institute of Mining & Mechanical Engineers, 1910
  • Banners of the Durham Coalfield, Norman Emery, 1998, Sutton Publishing Ltd., ISBN 0-7509-1708-3
  • Contributions by members of the Public
  • Durham Miners' Association, Compensation Department, Minutes of Arbitration Committee - January 1920 to December 1921. Vol II. [DMM Ref: L-01629 - Tom Bainbridge Collection]
  • Headstone(s) and Memorial in St. Bartholomew's Churchyard, Thornley
  • Headstone(s) in Deaf Hill Cemetery
  • Headstone(s) in Holy Trinity Churchyard/Cemetery, Wingate
  • Headstone(s) in St. Paul's Churchyard, Trimdon Station
  • Headstone(s) in St. Peter and St. Paul (Catholic) Burial Ground, Hutton Henry
  • Headstone(s) in Station Town Cemetery, Wingate
  • Headstone(s) in Trimdon Grange Cemetery
  • Headstone(s) in Wheatley Hill Cemetery
  • History, Topography, and Directory of the County Palatine of Durham by Francis Whellan. Second edition published in 1894.
  • Mineral Statistics for 1883 - Government report from the Mines Department (C 4058), published in 1884 — includes List of Mines and Mineral Works
  • Mineral Statistics for 1884 - Government report from the Mines Department (C 4430), published in 1885 — includes List of Mines and Openworks
  • Victoria History of the Counties of England – Durham. Published in three volumes in 1907.

Pictures:

  • Colliery picture from old postcard

  Summary Description Disasters Names Local Collieries Credits  

Related Links:

On this site
Newspaper articles Newspaper articles
Article from <I>Coal Magazine</I> (December 1947) — "The Little Extra" Article from Coal Magazine (December 1947) — "The Little Extra"
Pictures in the Gallery section for Deaf Hill Colliery Pictures in the Gallery section for Deaf Hill Colliery

Further Reading:

  • Banners of the Durham Coalfield, Norman Emery, 1998, Sutton Publishing Ltd., ISBN 0-7509-1708-3, provides a brief history of the colliery along with the history of the associated Miners Lodge Banner

Further Research:

Goto Research Notes  Research Notes for Deaf Hill Colliery

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