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NCB - National Coal Board, later British Coal Corporation - 1574-1994
A - Pre-Vesting Colliery Companies superseded by the National Coal Board - [1672]-1972
BUT - Butterley Company Colliery Offices - 1857-1960
7 - Butterley Company Colliery Offices correspondence files on the ownership and leasing of mineral rights and on the conveyancing of surface properties - 1885-1947
28 - Butterley Company correspondence files on the conveyancing of surface properties in Derbyshire - 1910-1946
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
NCB/A/BUT/7/28/11
Former Reference
N5/180/6
Title
Butterley Company correspondence file on the purchase of Ironville Vicarage, as part of an exchange of The Laurels, Ironville
Date
Nov 1933-Mar 1943
Description
Including correspondence on the extension of Ilkeston Churchyard. Also including loose plans of Ironville Vicarage (inclding site plan and section of land underground), Nov-Dec 1933 and Jun 1937, and The Laurels, Jun 1935 and Jun 1937, copy of the Ironville and Codnor Park Parish Magazine, Feb 1934, report of repairs required for Ilkeston Vicarage, 2 Oct 1933, extracts from deed of 25 March 1809 from Nesbitt and Boulbee to J. Wright and W. Jessop
Extent
1 file
Level
File
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
Butterley Company
National Coal Board
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