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Seghill Colliery
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Berwick-upon-Tweed Record Office, Council Offices, Wallace Green, Berwick-upon-Tweed, TD15 1ED
- Berwick-upon-Tweed Record Office
- Ref: BRO 129/19/1 — 1892-1905 Account book, Seghill Estate; Cramlington colliery; North-Eastern Railway; Backworth and West Cramlington collieries; Seghill colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 8 December 1904 Frederick Blake esq to Joseph Frederick Laycock esq Lease of open coal mine at Seghill, Northumberland
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — June 1918 Sir F. Blake and Capt. J. F. Laycock. Memoranda as to proposed lease of Seghill colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — November 1918 Notes on outstanding points, Seghill colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — February 1919 Notes on outstanding points, Seghill colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 23 October 1937 Letter, Sanderson, Tiffen & Co to H. A. Mundle Registration of Seghill colliery for Coal (Registration of Ownership) Department, and services of Mundle
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 12 November 1937 Letter, Sanderson, Tiffen & Co to A. Mundle & Son Offer to F. Blake to purchase Seghill Estate exclusive of Cramlington and LNER wayleaves. Mundle to check and value coal royalty average, and other mineral items, and estimate loss of income to arise on nationalisation
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 30 January 1939 Letter, Sanderson, Tiffen & Co to H. A. Mundle. Coal registration, Seghill royalty. Coal under small piece of land adjacent to Seghill Church claimed by incumbent through Ecclesiastical Commissioners
- Ref: BRO 129/20/3 — 22 November 1935 Copy letter, Seghill Colliery Ltd. to Sanderson, Tiffen & Co Proposed borehole, Seghill Estate
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 19 June 1937 Copy letter, [W. Mundle - J.666] to S. Walton-Brown, Seghill Colliery Mineral royalties of Francis Blake on Seghill
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 1938 Copy, Seghill Colliery Ltd, sums due to Francis Blake
- Ref: BRO 129/20/2 — 29 July 1939 Copy letter, [H. A. Mundle] to Sanderson, Tiffen & Co Seghill Mineral Royalty
- Ref: BRO 129/20/7 — 1 December 1928 Francis Blake to Brigadier-General Sir J. F Laycock. Lease of coal and fireclay
- Ref: BRO 129/20/7 — 12 March 1938 Copy letter, [H. A. Mundle] to Sanderson, Tiffen & Co Hartley Main wayleave and Seghill Colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/7 — 28 February 1939 Notes on meeting, S. Walton-Brown, Seghill colliery
- Ref: BRO 129/20/7 — 7 December 1940 Copy letter, [H. A. Mundle] to Sanderson, Tiffen & Co Agreement reached with Northern District Valuer re surface wayleaves £25,984
- Ref: BRO 129/20/7 — 10 January 1941 Pencil note, letter, H. A. Mundle to Paul Gibb esq, Goods Manager, LNER Seghill wayleave On reverse letter, Northern Regional Valuation Board to H. A. Mundle
Durham Record Office, County Record Office, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL
- National Coal Board — 1st Deposit
- Ref: NCB 01/P 70-72 — Plans - Seghill Colliery, late 19th century. Underground high pressure steam engine by William Horsley, junior. Scale: 1 in. = 2 ft.
Tyne and Wear Archives Service, Blandford House, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4JA
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