Durham Mining Museum - Colliery Disaster (original) (raw)
| Date: | 17th July 1860 |
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| Colliery: | Adderley Green |
| Company: | Stirrup and Pye |
| Cause: | Explosion |
| Lives Lost: | 5 |
| Category: |
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Hulme, William, aged 40, Miner, A rail fell down the shaft, caught about 30 yards from the bottom, and upset the tub with deceased |
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Hurst, Jesse, aged 45, A rail fell down the shaft, caught about 30 yards from the bottom, and upset the tub with deceased |
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Salmon, Daniel, aged 35, A rail fell down the shaft, caught about 30 yards from the bottom, and upset the tub with deceased |
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Taylor, William, aged 14, A rail fell down the shaft, caught about 30 yards from the bottom, and upset the tub with deceased |
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Wooley, Enoch, aged 18, A rail fell down the shaft, caught about 30 yards from the bottom, and upset the tub with deceased |
| All names found | |
| Those names marked with , have a web page providing individual details of the accident, the page may also include a photograph of the deceased. Click on the symbol next to the name to see the web page. |
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