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South Hetton Colliery
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Age |
Occupation |
Notes |
| Anthony, Mr. |
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Gave evidence — No. 467 |
| College, Robert |
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hurt by a fall of stone which brought on inflammation of the bone (tibia) and periosteum, and kept him off work about ten weeks; suffered again from a similar cause and was off a fortnight |
| Elrington, Joseph |
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Gave evidence — No. 468 |
| Hall, Hugh |
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superficially burnt by fire-damp, spent three weeks in bed but could not work for some weeks after that |
| Miller, Cuthbert |
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had his thigh severely torn by a rolley, which was accidentally carred up the shaft with the tub, was confined to his bed for a month and to the house for some time longer, was altogether off work about fourteen weeks |
| Potter, Edward |
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Manager |
Gave evidence — No. 89 |
| Romily, Joseph |
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Gave evidence — No. 469 |
| Strutt, Mr. |
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Surgeon |
Gave evidence — No. 490 |
| Wild, Matthew |
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Gave evidence — No. 476 |
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These names have been extracted from the report published in 1842 of the
Children's Employment Commission and show the names of those who gave
evidence to the Commission during 1841 or were mentioned in the
published evidence.
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