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Burnopfield Colliery
Research Notes
In the following list any entries shown thus may
contain personal information which would be of use to family historians or those researching a
specific individual.
Information sorted by reference number
Durham Record Office, County Record Office, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL
- Ref: D/St/C3/4/3 — John Daglish: Copy wayleave rent accounts of the owners of Marley Hill colliery, with calculations and accounts of coal and coke led over property of John Bowes and the Earl of Strathmore from Burnopfiled, Andrews House, Crook Bank and Dipton collieries, 1876 - 1887
- Ref: D/St/C3/4/17 — John Daglish: Letters to John Daglish (and replies), valuations of coal reserves, plans and other working papers relating to a valuation of Burnopfield colliery, 9 - 28 October 1885
- Ref: NCB 3/8 — Burnopfield Colliery - Workmen's engagement book, c.1890f.
- Ref: NCB 3/12/1 — Byermoor Colliery - Fines book, 1897-1966
- Ref: NCB 3/7 — Burnopfield Colliery - Workmen's contracts of service register, c.1900-1965
- Ref: D/St/B1/8/25 — Accounts of the resources of Burnopfield colliery, including valuations of coal reserves and colliery houses, and plan of royalty, 5 July 1923 - 28 September 1923
- Ref: NCB 3/12/2 — Byermoor Colliery - Workmen's contracts of service register, 1926-1967
- Ref: D/St/B1/8/35 — Estimated resources of Burnopfield colliery, giving details of individual seams and with detailed plan of each seam, November 1932
- Ref: NCB 7/5/124 — James Joicey & Co. Ltd. - Correspondence between J. Joicey & Co. Ltd. and John Bowes & Partners Ltd. re boundary between Burnopfield and White-le-Head Collieries) including plans of Burnopfield Colliery, 11 August 1933 - 3 November 1944
- Ref: NCB 3/11 — Burnopfield Colliery - Cricket section accounts, 1937-1940, and canteen accounts, 1941-1943
- Ref: NCB 3/5 — Burnopfield Colliery - Credit sales, 1938-1947
- Ref: NCB 3/6 — Burnopfield Colliery - Credit and cash sales, 1940-1946
- Ref: NCB 3/2 — Burnopfield Colliery - Debit deductions, 1941-1944
- Ref: NCB 3/3-4 — Burnopfield Colliery - Officials' salaries and wages accounts, 1941-1942, 1944-1946
- Ref: NCB 3/9 — Burnopfield Colliery - Agreements for workings, 1943-1965
- Ref: NCB 3/10 — Burnopfield Colliery - Deputations, 1943-1952
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 151/14 — Workmen's agreements, Burnopfield Colliery, December 1943 - October 1953
- Ref: NCB 33/Box 25/17 — Colliery specification, working and projection of results, Burnopfield Colliery, 1947 - 1954
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/2 — Urgency and arbitration cases, Burnopfield Colliery, June 1950 - November 1955
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/14 — Cases settled at area level, Burnopfield Colliery, February 1952 - April 1957
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 151/15 — Workmen's agreements, Burnopfield Colliery, September 1955 - July 1957
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/5 — Deputations, Burnopfield Colliery, July 1957 - October 1958
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/6 — Workmens requests for increase in price for coal cutting, Burnopfield Colliery, March 1958 - May 1958
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/4 — Deputation minutes, Burnopfield Colliery, January 1959 - October 1959
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/1 — Method of payment to pneumatic pick hewers and fillers, Burnopfield Colliery, April 1960 - May 1960
- Ref: NCB 30/Box 190/3 — Adjourned pit meetings, Burnopfield, April 1960 - November 1962
- Ref: NCB 24/14 — Public Relations Office Files - Burnopfield colliery, 19 March 1963 - 17 March 1968
- Ref: NCB 24/15 — Public Relations Office Files - Burnopfield colliery (press-cuttings), 28 March 1968 - 17 October 1968
North East England Mining Archive and Research Centre, Special Collections Room, Murray Library, University of Sunderland, Chester Road, Sunderland, SR1 3SD
- Ref: NUMDA/3/2/36 — Hobson lodge subscription registers [1969-1978]
The subscription registers record payments by members to national, district and local funds, with space to record exemptions from national and DMA political levy. Many registers list members alphabetically by surname with some indication of status (full member, half-member, widow etc), but this was not always possible because of changes in the workforce. Some registers include brief information on death, transfer, leaving mining.
Tyne and Wear Archives Service, Blandford House, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4JA
- Ref: 3415/CA/19/7 — Deed, 1708
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