Difference between revisions of "Britannic Merthyr Coal Co"
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1904 The company was registered on 13 September, to acquire the [[Dinas Colliery|Dinas Main Colleries]], Glamorganshire. <ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref> | 1904 The company was registered on 13 September, to acquire the [[Dinas Colliery|Dinas Main Colleries]], Glamorganshire. <ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref> | ||
1913 A proposal was made to amalgamate the collieries in the Cambrian Combine, namely the [[Cambrian Collieries|Cambrian]], the [[Glamorgan Coal Co|Glamorgan]], the [[Britannic Merthyr Coal Co|Britannic]], and the [[Naval Colliery Co|Naval]], with D. A. Thomas in charge<ref>The Times Dec. 30, 1912</ref> | |||
1923 Output 363,000 tons/year. Owned the Britannic, Dinas Main (Level), and Trane & Llewellyn mines at Gilfach Goch<ref>Durham Mining Museum [http://www.dmm.org.uk/company/b1057.htm]</ref>. | 1923 Output 363,000 tons/year. Owned the Britannic, Dinas Main (Level), and Trane & Llewellyn mines at Gilfach Goch<ref>Durham Mining Museum [http://www.dmm.org.uk/company/b1057.htm]</ref>. | ||
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of Cambrian Buildings, Bute Docks, Cardiff
1904 The company was registered on 13 September, to acquire the Dinas Main Colleries, Glamorganshire. [1]
1913 A proposal was made to amalgamate the collieries in the Cambrian Combine, namely the Cambrian, the Glamorgan, the Britannic, and the Naval, with D. A. Thomas in charge[2]
1923 Output 363,000 tons/year. Owned the Britannic, Dinas Main (Level), and Trane & Llewellyn mines at Gilfach Goch[3].
Incorporated into Welsh Associated Collieries
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