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Mining related entries in Published Directories
| Key |
Name |
Year |
Page |
Occupation |
Town |
Address |
Cnty |
| 09 | Deans, G. | 1858 | 288 | Coal Owner | Hexham | Black Hill, Gunnerton | NBL |
| 08 | Deans, George | 1855 | 799 | Coal Owner | Gunnerton | Blackhill | NBL |
| 05 | Dennison, John | 1848 | 254 | Coal Fitter & Exporter | Sunderland | 53 Sans Street, Bishop Wearmouth | DUR |
| 04 | Dent, John | 1834 | 160 | Colliery Agent | Penshaw | Painshaw Colliery | DUR |
| 10 | Dent, Robert | 1890 | 487 | Agents - Coal & Colliery | Jarrow | 5 Croft terrace | DUR |
| 11 | Dent, Thomas | 1894 | 1263 | Manager of Coke Ovens | Marley Hill | Marley Hill | DUR |
| Dent, Thomas | 1902 | | Traffic Manager at Brandon Colliery | Brandon | | DUR |
| 10 | Dent, William | 1890 | 522 | Coal Dealer | Darlington | Staindrop | DUR |
| 11 | Dent, William | 1894 | 584 | Coal Dealer | Staindrop | | DUR |
| Devine, M. | 1899 | | Miner | Durham | 38 Framwellgate/Millburngate | DUR |
Key :–
| 1 | Pigot & Co.'s Trade Directory for Northumberland. Published in 1822. |
| 2 | Directory of Durham and Northumberland, Wm. Parson & Wm. White, 1827. |
| 3 | Pigot & Co.'s Commercial Directory for Cumberland, Lancashire, Westmoreland. Published in 1828-9. |
| 4 | Pigot & Co.'s Commercial Directory of Durham, Northumberland and Yorkshire. Published in 1834. |
| 5 | Pigot & Co.'s Commercial Directory of Durham. Published in 1848. |
| 6 | Slater's Trade Directory of Northumberland. Published in 1848. |
| 7 | Ward's Northumberland and Durham Directory, 1850. |
| 8 | History, Topography, and Directory of Northumberland by William Whellan & Co. Published in 1855. |
| 9 | Post Office Directory of Northumberland and Durham, 1858. |
| 10 | Kelly's Directory of Durham, 1890. |
| 11 | History, Topography, and Directory of the County Palatine of Durham by Francis Whellan. Second edition published in 1894. |
| 12 | Mitchell's Directory of Newcastle & Gateshead, 1801. |
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