Durham Mining Museum - Thomas Crosby (original) (raw)

logo Museum
Museum
Friends of Durham Mining Museum
Events Calendar
e-Books and Books for sale
Photograph Gallery
Document Archive
Master Name Index
What's new in the site
Donate to support the Museum
Mining
Mining History
Colliery Index
Colliery Maps
Company Overviews
Who's Who
Mineral Information
Managers Certificates
Educational Material
Bibliography
Statistics
Workers/Employee Lists
Notes for Family Historians
War Service information
Disasters
Disaster Reports
Names of those killed
Disasters in the 1700s
Disasters in the 1800s
Disasters in the 1900s
Memorials
Awards for Gallantry
On this day ...

Links to other sites of interest
Industrial Heritage Days Out
Former www.pitwork.net web site

Index to site

Contact and address details

Share Page with Social Media

Share on Facebook

Share with Reddit

Share on Delicious

| | Individual Details | | Individual Details | | | ---------------------------------------------- | | ---------------------------------------------- | | | | | | |

Age: 67
Died: 10th Oct 1812
Accident: 10th Oct 1812 1:00 PM
Year Born: abt. 1745
Colliery: Herrington Mill Pit
Company:
Occupation:
Notes: killed in the 1812 explosion
Buried: All Saints Churchyard, Penshaw on 13 Oct 1812 {NBI}
Category:
Description

An explosion took place in Herrington-mill pit, Pensher, when nineteen boys and four men were killed. Many others were severely burnt and wounded.

Related Articles
Pub.Date Article (Newspaper)
20 Oct 1812 News (Cumberland Pacquet)
23 Oct 1812 Fire Damp in Coal-Mines (The Times)
Further Reading
Sources
Researchers

If you are researching Thomas Crosby (e.g. for family tree purposes) and you would like to hear from others with the same interest then please complete the details in the following form. We will show the information you provide on this page so that you can be contacted.

What is your name?
What is your contact email address?
What is your research interest?

Return Return Return Return to Top