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Blaydon Burn Colliery

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Durham Record Office, County Record Office, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL

  • Strathmore Estate (Estate and Family Records)
    • Ref: D/St/B1/3/186 — Copy account of rents due from Priestman Collieries Ltd. for 'Blaydon Burn, Blaydon Main etc. Royalties', with copy covering letter from Ernest Kirkup to Lindsay, Jamieson and Haldane, 1938
    • Ref: D/St/C3/4/6 — John Daglish: Copy rent accounts and calculations for Blaydon Burn, Blaydon Main, Victoria Garesfield and Crawcrook royalties, with letters from William Ralston to John Daglish (and replies), 1890 - 1904
    • Ref: D/St/C3/4/7 — John Daglish: Copy rent accounts, accounts of coals and fireclay worked, and letters to John Daglish relating to Blaydon Burn tentale rents owed by Priestman collieries, 1891 - 1904
    • Ref: D/St/C3/4/33 — John Daglish: Letters from William Ralston and Arthur Mundle, Newcastle to John Daglish (and replies) concerning the rent and liquidation of Blaydon Bank stone quarries and the lease of Blaydon Burn colliery royalty, 28 May 1890 - 23 May 1905
    • Ref: D/St/C3/4/36 — John Daglish: Copy correspondence between John Daglish and Arthur Mundle concerning land tax on Blaydon Burn colliery rents, 19 July - 2 December 1897
  • National Coal Board — 2nd Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 2/314 — Plans of layouts for Haarmann Scraper, Brockwell Seam Morrison Busty Pit, 1952; plans of layout of experiment at Haarmann Scraper in Victoria Seam, Blaydon Burn Colliery, Mary Drift, [post 1948]
  • National Coal Board — 3rd Deposit (Items under 30 years old not to be produced)
    • Ref: NCB 3/163 — Blaydon Burn Colliery - Agreements, 1895-1946
    • Ref: NCB 3/164a,164b — Blaydon Burn Colliery - May Drift - Agreements, 1893-1958, 1923-1960
  • National Coal Board — 33rd Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 33/Box 25/5 — Colliery specification, working and projection of results, Blaydon Burn Bessie Colliery, 1947 - 1954
    • Ref: NCB 33/Box 25/6 — Colliery specification, working and projection of results, Blaydon Burn Mary Colliery, 1947 - 1953

North East England Mining Archive and Research Centre, Special Collections Room, Murray Library, University of Sunderland, Chester Road, Sunderland, SR1 3SD

  • Durham Miner's Association — Archives
    • Ref: NUMDA/3/2/3 — Bessie Pit lodge subscription registers [1954-1956]
      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.
    • Ref: NUMDA/3/2/4 — Blaydon Burn lodge subscription register [1961]
      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.

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