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Please see this edit for the info removed https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Dungworth&diff=579526940&oldid=579290687
Firstly the History section is written in chronological order - so please stick to that. Secondly a reference of "Information board in village. Gives additional historical" doesn't do it.
Some bits such as
The school amalgamated with Low Bradfield Junior and Infants School in 1985 to form the present Bradfield Dungworth School on Dungworth Green. Dungworth Green Community Hall, adjoining the school was opened in 2011
and
A Ganister mine was developed to the south of the village at Loadbrook in the 1850s by William Trickett, a local farmer. It was later taken over by Thomas Wragg & Sons who had a firm in the Loxley valley making refractory bricks, the mine closed in the 1950s
and
The census of 1861 shows a large number of men in the Dungworth, Hill Top and Storrs area who combined farming with the production of knives in small workshops attached to their cottages
and
Dungworth has a long tradition of Dairy farming, at one time there were eight dairy farms in the area, each delivering their own milk to the surrounding area, this has been significantly reduced in recent years.
are relevant but need sources. I will look to see if I can find some. Prof.Haddock ( talk) 21:20, 30 October 2013 (UTC)
A ganister mine[disputed – discuss] was developed to the southwest of the village at the hamlet of Load Brook in the 1850s by William Trickett, a local farmer - source given "Battye, Ray, The Forgotten Mines of Sheffield"
OS maps show a clay pit, not a mine, and http://sandersonbradfieldandbeyond.co.uk/abrief.htm claims a brickworks - eg clay
I think it was a quarry or clay pits not a mine, not sure about the ganister.. Prof.Haddock ( talk) 18:17, 1 November 2013 (UTC)
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Please see this edit for the info removed https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Dungworth&diff=579526940&oldid=579290687
Firstly the History section is written in chronological order - so please stick to that. Secondly a reference of "Information board in village. Gives additional historical" doesn't do it.
Some bits such as
The school amalgamated with Low Bradfield Junior and Infants School in 1985 to form the present Bradfield Dungworth School on Dungworth Green. Dungworth Green Community Hall, adjoining the school was opened in 2011
and
A Ganister mine was developed to the south of the village at Loadbrook in the 1850s by William Trickett, a local farmer. It was later taken over by Thomas Wragg & Sons who had a firm in the Loxley valley making refractory bricks, the mine closed in the 1950s
and
The census of 1861 shows a large number of men in the Dungworth, Hill Top and Storrs area who combined farming with the production of knives in small workshops attached to their cottages
and
Dungworth has a long tradition of Dairy farming, at one time there were eight dairy farms in the area, each delivering their own milk to the surrounding area, this has been significantly reduced in recent years.
are relevant but need sources. I will look to see if I can find some. Prof.Haddock ( talk) 21:20, 30 October 2013 (UTC)
A ganister mine[disputed – discuss] was developed to the southwest of the village at the hamlet of Load Brook in the 1850s by William Trickett, a local farmer - source given "Battye, Ray, The Forgotten Mines of Sheffield"
OS maps show a clay pit, not a mine, and http://sandersonbradfieldandbeyond.co.uk/abrief.htm claims a brickworks - eg clay
I think it was a quarry or clay pits not a mine, not sure about the ganister.. Prof.Haddock ( talk) 18:17, 1 November 2013 (UTC)
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