Letter – Martin Morrison – 5 Mar 1811

By - gregpfinch5 Mar 1811
Document Type: Letter
Date: 5 Mar 1811
Correspondent: Martin Morrison
Archive Source: NRO 672 E 1E 6
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Memo – 5 March 1811



Charges on Allenheads Mines as p[e]r the Quarterly Accounts for Year ending 30 Septem[be]r 1810 £20,445-9-6

                                                 Bings

Ore raised in 1810 and delivered to the Mills    5002 3/4

D[itt]o weighed over at Mines but not delivered   930 1/2

                                                 5933 1/4

5,933 1/4 Bings @ 69s/p Bing = £20,469-14-3



Charges of Coalcleugh Mnes as p[er] the Quarterly Accounts for Year ending 30 Septem[be]r 1810 20,553-2-6



Ore raised in 1810 & d[elivere]d to the Mills    4470 1/4

D[itt]o weighed over at Mines not d[elivere]d     524 3/4

                                                 4995

4995 Bings @ 82s/6d pBing = £20,604-7-6



Charges of Weardale Mines as p[er] the Quarterly Accounts for Year ending 30 Septem[be]r 1810                 69,072  7 11

  Add paid Bishop of Durham                      4 000  0  0

           Rector of Stanhope                    1 500  0  0

                                                74,572  7 11

Ore raised in 1810 & del.d to the Mills 12,828 1/8 

Do weighed over at Mines not dd          3 400

                                        16,228 1/8

16,228 1/8 @ 92s/pBing = £74,649-7-6

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