17 December 1844  to Thomas Phipps junr. of Pillowell, for a pit situate at Moseley Green, at the north-east fence of Oaken Hill Inclosure, to get coal from the Oaken Hill Delf vein.

Midsummer 1861  Arrears of rent stand against the Parkend Coal Co.

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14 August 1882  No attempt made to open gale.  Henry Phipps.

11 September 1882  Henry Phipps, Yorkley.  Old Forester, Young Forester & Heart of Oak being registered owner.  I am already working an adjacent colliery which will command all the above named.  But in consequence of trade depression cannot raise half the quantity of coal he thought of doing.

20 May 1884  Henry Phipps representative Richard Jones, New Inn, Parkend.

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31 May 1886  Richard Jones representative of late Henry Phipps, Yorkley expecting expiration of extension of time to open Old Forester, Young Forester and Heart of Oak.  Two of them had been let.

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5 July 1886   John Trotter Coal proprietor, Newnham
 William James Gentleman, Langport, Somerset
 Alfred Leonard Clothier, Nailsworth
 Charles James Coal viewer, Merthyr Tydvil

4 October 1890  Still not opened.  To be forfeited as Henry Phipps widow could not pay the dead rent.  Old Forester and Young Forester forfeit last year  ëI have lost so muchí.

18 October 1890  Forfeited.

18 November 1922  Committee of Free Miners formed for re-grant.  Amos Morgan chairman.

8 February 1923  Heart of Oak No.2 to Amos Morgan and others.

9 June 1923  Conveyance to Parkend Deep Navigation Collieries Ltd.