Ford Moss Colliery
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Berwick-upon-Tweed Record Office, Council Offices, Wallace Green, Berwick-upon-Tweed, TD15 1ED
- Ref: NRO559/96. a-c — Letter from Thomas Snowdon, Cockfield, Durham, to George Grey, Milfield, agent of Lord Joicey describing drainage and pumping difficulties of working Ford Moss Colliery, and his plans for the future, with plan showing water levels cleared and new level, 11 July 1907. Also letter from George Grey to Lord Joicey covering enclosure of Snowdon's letter. 1907
- Ref: NRO559/103 — Letter to Lord Joicey from J. Cleghorn reporting on Ford Moss Colliery and Flodden Quarry rents, Mineral Rights' Duty payable thereon, the arrangements for the sale of Howtel, the hiring of farm workers, and increases in wages paid. 26 February 1917
- Ref: NRO559/108 — Letter to Lord Joicey from E. I. Grey as to termination of working of Ford Moss Colliery and Tuperee shooting rights. 11 September 1919
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