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County Durham Collieries - Timeline

by Marie -Therese Pinder

Chosen for their proximity to the birth registration districts of the Ashmour family of Frankland Colliery.

1726
Ravensworth Ann Colliery also known as Team Colliery opened
1794
Washington Colliery opened before this date
c.1807
John Ashmour, born at Houghton-le-Spring. Deputy Overman
c.1809
Isabella, later wife of John Ashmour, born at Washington
c. 1811
William, brother of John Ashmour, born at Houghton-le-Spring. Onsetter
1820
Pittington Colliery sunk
1828
New Pit, Houghton-le-Spring opened before this date
c.1829
Simon Tate, first son of John Ashmour, born at Lamesley. Coalminer
Thomas, second son of John Ashmour, born at Houghton-le-Spring. Labourer
1831
Lady Alice’s Pit, Littletown opened
Henry, third son of John Ashmour, born at Lamesley. Coalminer
1833
Low Moorsley Colliery opened before this date
1834
Kelloe Winning Colliery opened
1835
Pelton Colliery opened
Elizabeth, first daughter of John Ashmour, born at Houghton-le-Spring
1836
Belmont Colliery opened
1837
Mary, second daughter of John Ashmour, born at Hallgarth
1838
Framwellgate Moor ‘Old Pit’ Colliery opened
1839
Sacriston Victoria Colliery opened
Nettlesworth Colliery opened
1840s
Elvet Colliery opened?
1840s-60s
Brasside Pit opened?
1840
Frankland Colliery opened
John, fourth son of John Ashmour, born at Hallgarth. Labourer
1842
Kibblesworth Colliery opened
Joseph, fifth son of John Ashmour, born at Kelloe. Scholar
1843
Isabella, third daughter of John Ashmour, born at Hallgarth
1845
William, sixth son of John Ashmour, born at Saint Margaret
1847
George, seventh son of John Ashmour, born at Witton Gilbert
1848
Robert, eight son of John Ashmour, born at Saint Margaret
1850
Ravensworth Shop Colliery also known as Allerdean Colliery
Matthew, ninth son of John Ashmour, born at Chester-le-Street

Digitised by Laura Pyatt
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