Any information on Manners Colliery colliery please.
Granddad was a "butty" there but I know nothing about it
Thanks
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19-11-2010 6:38 PM #1Settling in.
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Manners Colliery Ilkeston
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19-11-2010 6:45 PM #2Jan1954Guest
Hello esh - welcome to Brit-Gen,
Have you had a read of the Ilkeston and District Local History Society webpage about the mining industry in the area? The Manners Colliery is mentioned therein:
http://www.
ilkestonhistory.org.uk/Brief%20History%20of%20The%20Coal%20Industry.htm
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Manners Colliery was located where the Manners Industrial Estate in Ilson is now - at the top of Manners & Manor Roads.
If you would like a scan of the colliery area from a large scale 1937 map PM me.
Mitch
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Thank for your replies. I did know what a butty was and their reputation. Granddad employed most of his relatives but he was still very unpopular because he was reputed to rob them all !
I have seen the site http://www.
ilkestonhistory.org.uk/Brief%20History%20of%20The%20Coal%20Industry.htm and I was hoping for some personal information but I appreciate that it closed a long while ago . My cousins wife who is 90 worked for Granddad at Manners but he is very deaf now and sometimes I wish I could turn back the clock. I would have asked a lot more questions than I did do about family affairs, My dad also worked for Granddad but he did not say a word against him.Last edited by Jan1954; 19-11-2010 at 7:04 PM. Reason: url edited - they have items for sale
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Thanks Mitch I would like that if you could but I am new to this site so how do I PM you
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Just click on my name (in blue) on this post - a box will come up - just click `private message` in that box.
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Cheers Mitch
I have done that
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Have emailed you.
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See D H Lawrence eg Sons and Lovers for a good description of the butty system and of pay day.
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I am a great fan of DH his books based on the area around where I came from are great. Shame he is remembered so much for LC Lover, although that is a classic as well
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