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Newspaper Articles Newspaper Articles 1st November 1902, Page: 3, Column: 7 Accidents In The District Colliery Accidents. A serious fall occurred at No. 1 Pochin Colliery, Tredegar, on Monday, which resulted in the death of John Stokes, 31, collier, residing at 15, East-lane, Tredegar, and the narrow escape of William Hopkins, collier, residing at Bedwellty Pits, and who sustained serious injuries. Stokes only commenced to work in that particular stall on Monday. Names mentioned in this article Name Age Occupation Notes Hopkins, William Collier Injured, Individual PageStokes, John 31 Collier Deceased, Individual PageLinks to Collieries/Mines mentioned in this articlePochin CollieryRelated Articles Pub.DateArticle (Newspaper) 01 Nov 1902 Accidents In The District (Weekly Mail) Links to related pages Main page for Pochin Accident/Disaster Page
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1st November 1902, Page: 3, Column: 7 Accidents In The District Colliery Accidents. A serious fall occurred at No. 1 Pochin Colliery, Tredegar, on Monday, which resulted in the death of John Stokes, 31, collier, residing at 15, East-lane, Tredegar, and the narrow escape of William Hopkins, collier, residing at Bedwellty Pits, and who sustained serious injuries. Stokes only commenced to work in that particular stall on Monday. 
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Pochin Colliery