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GB 0740 Durnford GB 0740 Durnford Wakefield Libraries and Information Services, Local Studies This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 23598 JA The National Archives Al WHARNCLIFFE WOODMOOH & CARLTON MAIN COLLIERY & WATER WORKS CARLTON (NEAR BARNSLEY) MINERAL ESTATE Various plans 1890-1924 Section of Barnsiey coal railway Section proposed extension of Carlton coal railway 1870 (?4) Surface plan of colliery and surroundings I876 Surface plan in relation to proposed new lease 1894 Sale of land at Carlton (various plans) 1905 Extension of workings in the Mapplswell Field 1899 Plan of sidings n.d. Workings in Kents Thick Seam near Carlton Lane 1911 Plans and. notice concerning pillar under Carlton Church (Colliery worked by The Yorkshire and Derbyshire Coal and Iron Co Ltd) Plans 1879 Notice n.d. Faults and Drift from Kents Thick to Haigh Moor coals n.d. Plan of pillar round new shaft to Haigh Moor n.d. Printed plan showing land owners, depths and railways for some miles around Carlton C.I89O East Gawber colliery, royalties plan 1889 Workings plan near Carlton School Proposed railway to Barnsley Canal and Midland Railway and connecting Wharncliffe Woodmoor and Carlton Main colliery n.d, Wharncliffe Woodaoor seam workings (two copies) I876" Wharncliffe Woodmoor surface and workings plan in relation to proposed new village 1897 Wharncliffe Woodmoor Haigh Moor workings in February 1912 Probable section at Wharncliffe Woodmoor n.d* Wharncliffe Woodmoor: Pillars near shafts I894 Carlton quarry plan n.d. Hull/Barnsley branch railway, proposed plan Shaft plan, Limolus Inn 1894 ­ Midland Branch railway plan I887 Monk Bretton Triangulation survey 1920 Plan, Kent seam 1911 Carlton village plan 1909 Carlton estate plan showing lines and cost of proposed railways to colliery n.d. Thin coal plan at St Helens (near Staincross) shows old workings by Green in Winter Bed IS84 Carlton coalfield plan and section I856 Wharncliffe Woodmoor: site of proposed new pit 1905 Carlton reservoir plan n.d. Wharncliffe Woodmoor: tracing of lease plan from Wharncliffe I876 plan of coke ovens and shaft sites I896 Carlton waterworks pipe plan in main road n.d. Wharncliffe Woodmoor: workings in Winter seam 1881 building land at Carlton l87p Carlton: plans of properties in village n.d. Wharncliffe Woodmoor: plan of railways 1891 - 1 ­ CITY 0? WAKBPIELD MD ARCHIVES G00DCHILD LOAN MSS DUHNPORD & WOOD MSS Continued Cariton: estate plans as referred to by lease of (to Yorkshire and Derbyshire Co) 1866 Barrier in Barnsley seam 1883 Cariton coalfield: . lease plan to Craik and Co 1365 Arrangement plan between Craik and Beardsall n.d. Cariton Main: plan of posts to be worked 1886 Barnsley area coalfield: general plan of pits to north and immediate east of Barnsley with worked royalties n.d. Barnsley coal railway: copy plan proposed branch to Cariton n.d. Rosa main colliery: surface land for sale at crossing Wakefield and Barnsley Road and NSLR 1889 Cariton Main: Barnsley seam workings 1888 Whamcliffe Woodmoor: pillar to be left under school c.l83l barrier and workings in Barnsley bed 1913 pillar in Barnsley bed 1888 I884 Cariton estate: coal section Whamcliffe Woodmoor: proposed additional sidings from GCR 1911 surface plan with deep seams marked 1901 surface occupation plan 1894 Cariton Main: workings in Barnsley bed adjoining shafts n.d. Cariton Waterworks: levels of conduit n.d. plan and section of supply from St Helens Springs I876 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS I Papers relating to workings in deep seam with advert concerning The New Calyx Drill and Boring Co Ltd (of Millwall) with photo and details of cores from bore in pit bottom at Mirfield Colliery 1900-07 Extracts from lease relating to liability for laying down surface 1399 List of debentures belonging to Earl Whamcliffe 1888-95 Wharncliffe Woodmoor: extract from lease referring to disposal of excess water (re waterworks supply) Balance sheet 1913 B WHARNCLIFFE SILXSTONS COLLIERY Plan of pillar to be left at Bromley I907 I894) General surface plan with Whinmoor workings n.d, (post General surface plan Lidgett workings n.d. Whinraoor coal and proposed method of working at: Wortley 1903 Parkgate n.d. Fenton n.d. Silkstone n.d. - o CITY C? WAKEFIELD MB ARCHIVES GOODCHILD LOAN MSS DU31TF0RD & WOOD MS3 Continued DEEPCAR, WHARNCLIFFE WOOD, OUGHTURIDGE & HUNSHELF COAL, GANNISTER, POT CLAY WORKS & QUARRY (See also Wortley Water Works) Plan of elevations of Florence Buildings, proposed alterations (Works cottages) I884 Workings in coal and gannister near Oughtibridg8 n.d* Gannister mine plan I896 Coal under Stocksbridge railway, proposed sale, Railway Co n*d. Deepcar workings and proposed new level n.d. Wharncliffe Wood pot clay works plan and section I898 Surface plan, roads and railways 1901 Rough plan of seams 1881 Mineral field plan Surface and workings plan near Deapcar station 1908 -I5 Workings plan I904 Plan of seam faces at Oughtibridge Works at Deepcar station, layout plan 1908 Proposed new tramway and drift in Wharncliffe Wood General plan of workings n.d. Oughtibridge pillars plan 1880 Deepcar workings plan I887 Deepcar clay and brick works plan n.d. Deepcar clay plan showing arrangement of mill and clay and 9&* brick works 18 Deepcar clay and brick and gannister works, plan showing arrangement of clay and gannister works (copy) 1908 Deepcar gannister works, plan of surface 1883 Plan of works and surroundings at Deepcar 1908 New lease plan of surface I89O Section of drift to pot clay shaft I883 Wharncliffe to Lowood (pot clay) lease plan and covering letter 1881-82 Geological plan of Wharncliffe wood 1909 Tin Mill dam plan I889 Lowood's Wharncliffe colliery, surface plan I883 Wharncliffe to MS and LR plan of land near Deepcar Station I867 Wharncliffe Wood plan showing old workings to east of Deepcar station 1873 Suggested scheme of levels 1892 Building land at junction Don and Little Don 1875 Whita Car clay near line of Stocksbridge Hallway n.d. General plan and lease of minerals Wharncliffe Wood 1881 Detailed plan of workings at Wharncliffe 1892 Hunshelf: Halifax hards, working plan c.1875 Section of strata at Oughtibridge Green I85O MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS Proposals for working colliery at Gilbert Plain Oughtibridge Colliery: costings cf pillars 1880 I856 copy conditions of letting Mining Ergineer's report on colliery 1873 Extract from lease of land for building I876 Output figures (from various levels) 1892 Estimate for erection of shed and kiln I876 Correspondence and agreement relating to Gilbert Plain quarry 1913 - 3 ­ CITY 0? WAKEFIELD S£D ARCHIVES G00DCHILD LOAN MSS DHRKPOKD & WOOD MSS Continued MAPS it PLANS 6" ORDNANCE SURVEY: 1st edition sheets covering Langsett and Tankersley endorsed Fentons Estate at Hunshelf and Mi-dhope as(MSS additions) 2nd edition 4 x quarter sheets centering on Netherton 4 x quarter sheets centering on Woolley 1st edition sheets 247 and 248, 261 and 262 (with later railways) 25" ORDNANCE SURVEY: WR sheet 262/16 " 281/4 2nd edition 274/3 11 it 274/8 1st " " 282/6 i t ti 251/4 1917 " 262/14 1918 274/4 2nd 288/14 1st 282/1 2nd 296/1 tt 281/11 1st 281/12 it 282/6 2nd 282/5 1st 282/7 2nd 288/2 1st EAST GABBER COLLIERIES East Gavvber Hall Colliery: workings in Barnsley bsd 1886 East Gawber: Workings I887 Proposed barrier 1887 Working plan 1880 NEW HALL ESTATE Plan of faults in Flockton New Hards 71892 Plan of workings in the Flockton Thin at New Hall Wood (shows line of old water level) n.d. Lane End Pits plan of workings in Flockton Old Hards 1892 Tlar, showing general layout of railways from Flockton area to Caldar and ^ebble Navigation n.d. I858 & Bale plans and particulars I863 CITY OP WAKEFIELD MD ARCHIVES GOODCHILD LOAN MSS DURNFORD Sc 7/OOD MSS Continued Plan of workings from Prince of Wales Pit (leased to Lister Kaye) n.d. General plan of estate n.d. Plan accompanying new lease to Lister Kaye 1874 I858 Workings in Cromwell seam with amounts worked to 1877 Exchange between Kaye and Stansfeld n.d. Coal proposed to be let to Stansfelds 1377 (In Shitlington) Estate sale plan 1868 Plan of minerals adjoining Middlestown n.d. Wheatley Lime Coal worked by Stansfields (recte Stansfeld) Coals leased by Stansfeld under estates of Lord Wharncliffe and Beaumont of Bretton marked on first edition 6" OS Boundaries Plan n.d. Stansfelds1 holdings 1883 1893 Draft lease of coal to Lister Kaye H0U5SLEY ESTATE 1893 Houseley estate, shows engine plane and dayhole 1902 Housleley Hall: building land estate sale plan 1881 3*1906 Colliery plan ... 1892 Various estate plans n.d. 1914 1913 1909 Houseley Colliery plan of Whinmoor seam I884 Houseley estate, plan showing colliery workings 25" 1913 OS sheet (part) showing area of proposed sale WQRTLEY HALL & ESTATE Plan of Hall and outbuildings and private water supply arrangements n.d. Plan of Ashes Pond n.d. Ashes Pond engineering drawings Waterworks (see also Deepcar etc. coal etc) Plans of proposed Gilbert Plain reservoir 1837 1873 Plans and elevations of proposed rustic house Plan of reservoir and workings near Deepcar Station Plan of Howbrooke reservoir - sections/4howing workings of Deepcar 1890 gannister mines MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS 1903-0? Waterworks: Book of levels - 5 ­ CITY OF- WAKEFIELD MD ARCHIVES COODCHIID LOAN MSS DURNFORD & WOOD MSS Continued PLANS Coal in Kimberworth to be leased to G Chambers & Sons 1336-88 Warren Vale Colliery minerals adjoining Quarry Kill Lane (re J and J Charles-worth) 1910 Check Survey 1910 Thrybergh Hall Colliery: surface plan between Don Pottery and Kilnhurst 1900 & 1910 Thrybergh Hall and Denaby Main Collieries: Exchanges n.i. Jl MISCELLANEOUS Snowden Hill estate (in Hunshelf) n.d.
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