17 December 1844  to Philip Morse of Yorkley for a pit situate on Stockend Green on the line of Independent Level, in the Smith Coal and the Little Delf veins under Oaken Hill Inclosure, to get any unalloted pillars of Smith coal and Little Delf which may be left on the land side of the line of Independent Level cut out, and between the north-east fence of Oaken Hill Inclosure and the Grove Engine award.

Midsummer 1861  Arrears of rent stand against Phipps & Child, Yorkley.

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4 March 1869  Galees Mrs Ann Child, Birmingham and Mr Henry Phipps, Pillowell

1 August 1884  Little Brittan worked from the same level [shaft?] as Dog Delf and same engine house and buildings.
Dog Delf surrendered last year

4 October 1884  Richard Jones is registered owner.  John Dainton of Yorkley and Henry Ames of Yorkley lessees for 5 years from 1 February 1884.
Richard Jones representative of Henry Phipps deceased

3 September 1890  Conveyance Richard Jones to Parkend Deep Navigation

29 March 1897  Not worked for 5 years

30 November 1901  Little Brittan not worked ëwe must hold this gale to prevent other people bringing down water from the surfaceí

22 January 1914  Lease to expire 24 June 1915 to Parkend Deep Navigation of land near Oakenhill with liberty to use a trolley road in connection with the Little Brittan gale.
Premises first let in 1879 with Dog Delf gale, let in connection with Little Brittan in 1884.  31 year lease to Mr Richard Jones.
Land south of Moseley Green tunnel, some alongside railway at end of cuting on west side.
Allowed an engine house, smithís shop office, pond and loading bank siding.