Logo Museum
Museum
Friends of Durham Mining Museum
Events Calendar
e-Books and Books for sale
Photograph Gallery
Document Archive
Master Name Index
What's new in the site
Mining
Mining History
Colliery Index
Colliery Maps
Company Overviews
Who's Who
Mineral Information
Managers Certificates
Educational Material
Bibliography
Statistics
Workers/Employee Lists
Notes for Family Historians
War Service information
Disasters
Disaster Reports
Names of those killed
Disasters in the 1700s
Disasters in the 1800s
Disasters in the 1900s
Memorials
Awards for Gallantry
On this day ...

Links to other sites of interest
Industrial Heritage Days Out
Former www.pitwork.net web site

Index to site

Contact and address details

Share Page with Social Media

Share on Facebook

Share with Reddit

Share on Delicious

 Further Research Further Research 
/ \

Crookhall 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.

ReSort  Information sorted by date

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

  • National Coal Board — 3rd Deposit (Items under 30 years old not to be produced)
    • Ref: NCB 3/56 — Crookhall Colliery - Hewers' agreements and arbitrations, 1947-1961
  • National Coal Board — 33rd Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 33/Box 25/31 — Colliery specification, working and projection of results, Crookhall Colliery, 1947 - 1954

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/3/2/17 — Crookhall lodge subscription registers [1966-1982]
      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.

Main Page  main page for Crookhall Colliery

mail
Mail:
Webmaster
Back
Back
Home
Home
Open Government Licence   Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Copyright © 1999-2024 by The Durham Mining Museum and its contributors
Registered Charity No: 1110608
Page last updated: XX XXX XXXX

Privacy Policy
 
Terms & Conditions
 
Search
Search
Print
Print