If the census was Pontop Collierley (not Colliery - easy spelling mistake) there is a potential location for the cooperage building where the barrels were made. There was a pub and sawmill that went bust in 1828. The owner, James Guthrie, was sent to a debtors prison but the building was taken over. By, whom I do not know but it later passed into the hands of Robert Southern (or Southren) and remained in business until well into the 20th Century.
If any of these names occur in your records, it might help to check local records in Dipton which is a village made up of the 19th Century villages of Dipton, Pontop and Collierley. Good luck!
