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Kenton Colliery

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

  • Ref: D/St/B1/6/49 — Account of loss sustained by deposit and other payments by Thomas Ord in connection with the purchase of Kenton estate and colliery, n.d. [18th c.]
  • Ref: NCB 01/X 3 — Benwell Colliery, Northumberland: (4) Ralph Parmeley and Samuel Dunn's account of Benwell and Kenton corveing, 1702
  • Ref: D/St/B1/6/42 — 1730 - (1) Walter Blackett of Wallington, Northumberland and Elizabeth, his wife, Lanclett Allgood of Hexham, gent., Charles Lark of Grays Inn, Middlesex, gent., and Major Allgood of Branton Whitehouse, Northumberland, gent.; executors of Sir William Blackett, late of Wallington (2) George Bowes of Streatlam Castle, George Liddell, esq., and Thomas Orde of Fenham, Northumberland, esq. Lease for 21 years of coalmines, pits and seams at Kenton, Northumberland. Rent: £200 p.a.
  • Ref: D/St/B1/6/46 — Notes of rents and conditions of leases of the following [collieries]: Stella Grand Lease, Kenton, Pokerley, Trubles, St. Anthony's, St. Anthony's staith rooms, Throckley, n.d. [post 1736]
  • Ref: NCB 01/RS 214 — Plans, Rough plan of Kenton or Coxlodge (?) colliery, not dated

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