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Morrison Busty Colliery

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

  • National Coal Board — 1st Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 01/D 85 — Deeds - part of Lanchester Commons, later Stanley House Farm and Stanley Burn estate; "Dogger Bank" (Kyo); Quaking House Farm (Kyo Laws); land at Morrison Busty colliery, Annfield plain, for pithead baths; 1769-1945. Including pro forma release, and receipt, for plot of Lanchester Commons sold by the Enclosure Commissioners, 1776 and not dated (South Moor Colliery Company)
    • Ref: NCB 01/X 104 — Photographs: (ii) Annfield Plain - Morrison North and South pits (closed c. 1957)
  • 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 — 6th Deposit (Items under 30 years old not to be produced)
    • Ref: NCB 6/49-52 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Canteen, 1941-1952
    • Ref: NCB 6/53-55 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths, 1933-1952
    • Ref: NCB 6/56 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths (Extension), 1936-1952
    • Ref: NCB 6/57 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths (War Damage), 1941-1943
    • Ref: NCB 6/58 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths (Accounts), 1935-1951
    • Ref: NCB 6/59 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths (Insurance), 1935-1946
    • Ref: NCB 6/60 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Pithead Baths (Allocations and Payments), 1949-1952
    • Ref: NCB 6/61 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Welfare Scheme, 1949-1952
    • Ref: NCB 6/62-66 — Miners Welfare Committee, Morrison Busty Colliery - Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1949-1958
  • National Coal Board — 7th Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 7/4/27 — Correspondence between Holmside & South Moor Collieries, Ltd. and Lambton, Hetton & Joicey Collieries, Ltd. re Busty Seam at Morrison New Pits, 17 January 1929 - 26 January 1929
  • National Coal Board — 24th Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 24/64 — Public Relations Office Files - Morrison Busty colliery, 15 July 1959 - 1 June 1973
    • Ref: NCB 24/65 — Public Relations Office Files - Morrison Busty colliery (press-cuttings), 1 October 1959 - 19 June 1967
  • National Coal Board — 33rd Deposit
    • Ref: NCB 33/Box 25/29 — Colliery specification, working and projection of results, Morrison Busty 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/3/2/45 — Morrison Busty lodge subscription register [no date]
      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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