Pages 60 and 61 of John Graham's report book 1831-1833

[Page 60]
The Case he said it had escaped his memorey; and has made A Promis for the future to Report to me every thing that may occare on his part of the Line x I hope the Companey will Give Jos Stephenson Orders to do the same

March 1st
No 9 Engine set fire to the Grass at the Root of the Hedge near to Curten Lane and to the Grass in Mr Addesons Plantation

March 2nd
As William Ogal was coming down Haggerleas Branch with Lead he slipped his foot of the Brake and fell in before his Last Waggon and was Killd

[Page 61]
George Ord for going down the Empty siding with his Loading waggons between Urley nook and Yarm Branch and got of the way so that one of his waggons was to cost expence of Carting {2/- { 2/6 – to pay 2/- each }

Feb 24th
Thomas Peares for Crossing the Durham Road without A Light and Ran foul of A Gentlemans Gig and Broke it this is the third time he has bean Reported since I Came here
{5/- to be dismissed}

March 3d
The Grass on Mr Fowlers Plantation was Lit on Fire again