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Miscellaneous documents

Reference: D/X 036 Catalogue Title: Miscellaneous documents Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Mining and quarrying records; Clerk of the Peace George Pearson; Durham Historical Pageant

Covering Dates: 1774-1939

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Catalogue Description

Miscellaneous papers and volumes including:

Catalogue Contents

Ref: D/X 36/1

Estate and personal ledger of George Pearson (Clerk of the Peace), 1774-1797
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/2

Hetton and Elemore collieries. Pitmen's bonds, 1829
(1 file)

Ref: D/X 36/3

Bedlington, Hetton, Sherburn Hospital, Washington etc. Coal leases (copies), 1834-1848
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/4

Garmondsway Moor Colliery. Strata measurements; common -place book and journal, 1837-1838, 1877-78
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/5

Ms. account of a Journey through Teesdale by Francis P. Cockshott, 1848
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/6

Weardale limestone quarries. Valuation of stock and tools, sketch plans of borings, 1867, 1900
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/7

Durham and Northumberland. Newspaper cuttings on bird life etc., 1882
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/8

Durham Historical Pageant, organising committee, minute book, 1937-1939
(1 volume)

Ref: D/X 36/9

Copy book of Thomas Davison, colliery viewer. Includes accounts (1837-39), 1873-77
(1 volume)



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