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16th March 1876


Fatal Accident at Agnes Pit

A shocking accident took place at Agnes Pit, of which Messrs Fletcher and Miller are the lessees, on Wednesday morning about eleven o'clock. A miner named Thomas Kinnish was passing to his work, when a huge mass of rock gave way, crushing him against one of the supports of the roof. Deceased has left a widow and six young children.

Newspaper transcript kindly provided by
West Cumbria Mines Research.

Names mentioned in this article
Name Age Occupation Notes
Fletcher, — Mine Owner
Kinnish, Thomas 36 Miner Deceased, Individual Page
Miller, — Mine Owner
Links to Collieries/Mines mentioned in this article
Agnes Pit (Iron Ore) Agnes Pit (Iron Ore)