/ /1854 | Colin Dunlop and Company The Duke of Hamilton ceases to operate the long Quarter Colliery and leases the coalfield to Colin Dunlop and Company. Quarter Collieries No 1 Pit is deepened to ironstone and lower coal. |
/ /1855 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 2 Pit and Quarter Collieries No 3 Pit are sunk. |
/ /1857 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 4 Pit partly sunk. |
/ /1858 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 5 Pit sunk. |
/ /1859 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 4 Pit fully sunk. |
/ /1863 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 6 Pit sunk. |
/ /1869 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 6 Pit (ventilation) sunk. |
/ /1870 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 1 Pit, Quarter Collieries No 2 Pit and Quarter Collieries No 3 Pit cease to be operated in the 1870s. |
/07/1893 | Colin Dunlop and Company Quarter Collieries No 8 Pit sunk. |