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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| WOODHALL COLLIERY | Woodhall Colliery Woodhall Colliery Woodhall Colliery Woodhall Colliery | Map of Coal Workings J Nish, Manager John Thompson Clerk J Webster, Factor | 012.02 | This coalfield extends from "Holytown" in the south / Trace 2.xiii-6/ to some distance beyond the "N [North] calder", into Old Monkland Parish, in the North, and nearly the whole of it has been wrought, or is about to be so, to the extent shewn on Examn: [Examination] Traces by a Yellow dotted line. There are Colliers dwellings on this Trace, at the "Garden Pit", & at the "Woodhall" Garden, Trace 4.viii-14, and also within the Parish of Old Monkland, & if the name of the Colliery be not given to the Coalfield there is no other mode of explaining the names of these dwellings, which alike bear the name of the Colliery to which they belong. There is a Mine on Trace 4.xiii-14 belonging to this Colliery & also a winding stair pit, on same Trace. There are two Pits going which bear names, and there are several old Pits wrought out. The / over |
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