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Lletty Shenkin Colliery


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Location: Cwmbach
4 miles [6 km] SSW of Merthyr Tydfil
Map Ref: (Sheet 170 Vale of Glamorgan West) SO025010, 51° 41' 57" N, 3° 24' 39" W
Opened:
Closed: 1913
Pits: Lower
Upper, locn: (Sheet 170 Vale of Glamorgan West) SO029013
Owners: Burnyeat, Brown and Co., Ltd.
Output: 1894 - Coal: Steam.
1896 - Coal: Steam.
1900 - Coal: Steam.
1905 - Coal: Steam.
1910 - Coal: Steam.
1915 - Coal: Steam.
Employment: 1894 - 470 (382 below, 88 surface)
1896 - 416 (350 below, 66 surface)
1900 - 317 (259 below, 58 surface)
1905 - 724 (651 below, 73 surface)
1910 - 1,086 (970 below, 116 surface)
1915 - 738 (640 below, 98 surface)
Seams Worked: 1910 - Four feet, Gellideg, Nine feet, Seven feet, Two feet nine, Yard
1915 - Bute, Gellideg, Nine Feet, Seven Feet, Yard
Notes:

Current Status - Page under construction! and is far, far from complete!



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Description


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Disasters (5 or more killed)


Memorial  11th Aug 1849  Explosion, 52 lives lost (Show Names)
Memorial  9th Aug 1862  Explosion of gas, 5 lives lost (Show Names)

Those entries marked with image, signify a disaster for which a memorial has been erected or for which we have images concerning the disaster, alternately their name may be mentioned on a memorial plaque. Click on the image symbol next to the name to see the appropriate web page for the memorial.


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Names of those killed at this colliery

Please note that this collection of names is by no means complete!

In Memoriam
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Abraham, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 24, Explosion [More information ...]

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Beecham, William, 08 Jun 1915, aged 23 [More information ...]

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Bevan, George, 20 Jan 1912, aged 31, Collier, Fall of roof at working face. A "bell" stone fell upon deceased as he was in the act of stamping a hole for a post. The place was well timbered

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Bowen, Samuel, 06 Apr 1880, aged 53, Collier, Fall of roof

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Brunt, Frederick, 30 Oct 1906, (accident: 26 Aug 1906, 11.30 p.m.), aged 24, Rider, Deceased was riding on a journey of rubbish up to the tip when he fell off, and was run over. He was injured so badly that he died on October 30th

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Collier, Ernest, 27 Feb 1909, aged 19, Labourer, Fall of roof. On road, cliff 4 feet by 2½ feet by 15 inches thick, fell on deceased as he was clearing a fall with a repairer. Seven feet seam

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David, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 19, Explosion [More information ...]

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David, Morgan John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 40, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 13, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 15, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, Daniel, 11 Dec 1867, aged 14, Door boy, Killed by trams

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Davies, David, 11 Aug 1849, aged 36, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, David, 18 Apr 1893, aged 63, Collier, Fall of coal which was not spragged. Four feet seam

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Davies, Ebenezer, 11 Aug 1849, aged 14, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, J. L., 12 Aug 1910, aged 33, Haulier, Fall of roof on a road while coming out of a rubbish stall. The fall came from a concealed slant and discharged a bar

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Davies, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 28, Explosion [More information ...]

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Davies, John, 17 Oct 1853, aged 23, Collier, Fell off cage in descending pit ; guides unsafe

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Davies, John, 17 Aug 1858, aged 30, Collier, Fall of coal and stone (9 feet seam)

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Davies, John, 05 Mar 1883, aged 27, Ripper, Fell under tram

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Davies, Thomas, 30 Mar 1905, 12.30 p.m., aged 44, Collier, Fall of side. At face, cliff, 5½ ft. by 1 ft. by 1 ft. thick, fell as deceased was wedging the coal under it. Two sprags were said to have been crushed out. Seven feet seam

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Davies, William T., 11 Aug 1849, aged 50, Explosion [More information ...]

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Edwards, Ebenezer, 11 Aug 1849, aged 12, Explosion [More information ...]

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Edwards, Edward, 22 Dec 1883, (accident: 01 Jan 1883), aged 34, Haulier, From injuries received December 22, 1883

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Edwards, Evan, 11 Aug 1849, aged 32, Explosion [More information ...]

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Edwards, John, 11 Aug 1849, Explosion [More information ...]

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Edwards, William, 08 Jun 1915, aged 20 [More information ...]

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Evans, David, 31 Dec 1869, aged 18, Engineer, Killed by machinery underground

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Evans, James, 16 Sep 1914, aged 59, Stower, As he was bringing the daily report books to the pit bottom for the manager's inspection and signature, he was caught by a full journey of six trams and killed

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Evans, Stephen, 27 Mar 1897, aged 43, Labourer, Fall of roof on road (pit-parting) while enlarging it, timbers had been taken out, 2ft. of roof had fallen, and before the debris was cleared another heavy fall occurred. Seven feet seam

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Evans, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 51, Explosion [More information ...]

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Evans, William, 23 Aug 1903, 1.15 p.m., aged 39, Mason, Deceased and two other men, who had been walling in "byatts" in the shaft, descended to the bottom, when deceased was struck on the head by a piece of brick. The walling of the shaft was examined, but the place where the brick had fallen from could not be discovered. It may have been a piece that deceased had for walling in the "byatts" with, which he may have left lying on one of the "byatts"

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Greenhough, Andrew, 20 May 1915, aged 38, Rider

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Griffith, David, 09 Aug 1862, Haulier, Explosion of gas [More information ...]

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Griffiths, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 15, Explosion [More information ...]

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Griffiths, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 22, Explosion [More information ...]

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Griffiths, John, 17 Mar 1866, aged 48, Smith, Went down to shoe a horse in 6-feet vein and fell on getting into the carriage to ascend fell from 6-feet to 9-feet, 29 yards 2 feet

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Griffiths, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 60, Explosion [More information ...]

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Hoskin, Albert, 18 Jul 1905, 6 p.m., aged 43, Wireman, Burned severely on both hands by getting them in contact with the high tension terminals of 160-horse power hauling motor

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Howell, David, 11 Aug 1849, aged 34, Explosion [More information ...]

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Hughes, David, 23 Dec 1907, 11.15 p.m., aged 44, Sheaveman, Deceased was supposed to be oiling a haulage sheave when he was run over and killed by a journey. No one saw the accident, but, as he was seen at the sheave a few minutes before, and his oilcan was found by it, it was concluded that he was oiling at the time. The road was 8 to 10 ft. wide, 7 ft. high, and was well provided with manholes

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Hughes, Francis, 06 May 1865, aged 16, Haulier, Fell before trams

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Humphreys, Rees, 26 Feb 1911, (accident: 23 Jan 1911), aged 51, Collier, Fall of roof on road. While kneeling on side of heading, where he had gone for a drink, a piece of clift, 18 inches by 16 inches by 2 inches, fell on his back, causing injuries from which he died on 26th February

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James, J., 04 Aug 1870, aged 34, Fireman, Killed by breaking of a plank on the surface

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James, William, 18 Apr 1875, aged 27, Labourer, Killed on incline

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Jenkins, Isaac, 11 Aug 1849, aged 13, Explosion [More information ...]

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Jenkins, Joseph, 23 Oct 1909, (accident: 04 Sep 1909), aged 37, Fireman, Fall of roof. On road. Deceased was examining a newly laid parting when a piece of rock 2 feet by 1½ feet by 8 inches thick fell on his hip from the roof. He was treated locally for disclocation until Sept. 20th, when he was taken to Cardiff Infirmary. Attempts were made to reduce dislocation, but, as he was in a very weak state when admitted, an operation was not attempted until Oct. 23rd. During the operation it was discovered that the neck of the thigh bone was fractured. He died from shock on the same day

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Jenkins, Rees, 11 Aug 1849, aged 23, Explosion [More information ...]

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John, Benjamin, 11 Aug 1849, aged 27, Explosion [More information ...]

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John, David, 11 Aug 1849, aged 22, Explosion [More information ...]

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John, David, 10 Feb 1868, aged 48, Collier, Killed by a fall of roof

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John, Henry, 26 Nov 1891, aged 39, Hitcher, Deceased and another hitcher finding more water than usual was running down shaft went up on cage to clean a garland curb and while kneeling on a byat 5ins. wide deceased slipped and fell to the bottom, a depth of 134 yards

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John, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 32, Explosion [More information ...]

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Johns, John, 23 Feb 1853, aged 10, Doorkeeper, Fell under tram

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Jones, Charles, 22 Apr 1911, (accident: 13 May 1910), aged 55, Collier, Fall of roof at working face while setting timber. Died 22nd April, 1911

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Jones, David, 09 Aug 1862, Explosion of gas [More information ...]

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Jones, Edward, 01 Aug 1903, 12.5 p.m., aged 48, Ripper, Fall of roof. On road, cliff, 8 ft. 10 ins. by 5 ft. 1Oins. by 6 to 28 ins. thick, fell while deceased was "gobbing" up a stall-road with rubbish from a heading, which he was cleaning up. Both heading and stall had been idle some months. The roof was unsupported. Seven feet seam

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Jones, Evan, 20 Mar 1875, aged 63, Collier, Killed by fall of stone

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Jones, George, 21 Mar 1865, aged 13, Haulier, Run over by trams

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Jones, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 25, Explosion [More information ...]

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Jones, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 22, Explosion [More information ...]

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Jones, John, 18 Dec 1901, (accident: 17 Dec 1901), aged 54, Labourer, Fall of roof. On road, cliff, 6 ft by 3½ ft. by 1 ft. thick, from under which a loaded tram knocked out a prop. Died next day. Yard seam

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Jones, Thomas, 11 Jun 1861, aged 12, Collier, Fall of roof (4 feet coal)

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Jones, Thomas, 20 Sep 1879, aged 41, Collier, Killed by fall of stone

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Jones, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 27, Explosion [More information ...]

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Jones, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 35, Explosion [More information ...]

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Jones, William, 13 Oct 1865, aged 28, Haulier, Fell in front of trams

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Leck, Joseph, 30 Aug 1900, (accident: 09 Apr 1900, 1.10 p.m.), aged 44, Collier, Fall of side. While cutting coal, a piece of coal and clod fell, causing such injuries that he died on 30th August. Seven feet seam

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Lewis, Thomas, 18 Feb 1907, (accident: 16 Feb 1907, 6.15 p.m.), aged 55, Hitcher, After the day men had been raised at 4.15 p.m., a temporary stage was erected in front of the winding engine-house by some masons, who were rearching an opening in the front wall. The engine remained idle until 6.15 p.m., when deceased and another man were being raised. In the erection of the stage, the travel of the winding ropes had not been taken into consideration, and consequently the incoming rope fouled the staging, slipped out of its groove, and slid down the cone to the crank-shaft, dropping the cage 52 yards in the shaft. Deceased received such injuries that he died in two days

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Llewellyn, Edward, 11 Aug 1849, aged 53, Explosion [More information ...]

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Llewellyn, Jenkin, 11 Aug 1849, aged 40, Explosion [More information ...]

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Lloyd, J., 17 Jul 1875, aged 56, Collier, Killed by fall of stone

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Marks, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 33, Explosion [More information ...]

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Mattock, Thomas, 27 Jul 1864, aged 14, Collier, Fall of stone from roof (brothers) [More information ...]

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Mattock, W., 27 Jul 1864, aged 23, Collier, Fall of stone from roof (brothers) [More information ...]

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Mince, Thomas, 27 Jan 1911, aged 40, Collier, As he was entering the lower deck of a double decked cage at the pit top, the cage was lowered and he was crushed between the top deck and the landing. There was a conflict of evidence as to whether he was entering the cage by consent of the banksman

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Morgan, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 17, Explosion [More information ...]

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Morgan, -, 11 Aug 1849, aged 26, Explosion [More information ...]

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Morgan, David, 30 Jun 1894, aged 56, Collier, Fatally injured by the explosion of a cartridge of compressed powder while pushing it into a shothole with a copper scraper

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Morgan, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 53, Explosion [More information ...]

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Morgan, John, 09 Aug 1862, Labourer, Explosion of gas [More information ...]

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Morris, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 26, Explosion [More information ...]

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Morris, William, 25 Feb 1905, 2.15 a.m., aged 56, Ripper, Fall of side. On road, cliff, 6 ft. by 3 ft. by 18 ins. thick, fell off the side of a heading. Deceased was working a yard off one side to make enough width for a double parting. He had cut away the ground from under the piece which fell. The piece was unsupported because he intended to take it down. Seven feet seam

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Phillips, Nathaniel, 11 Aug 1849, aged 25, Explosion [More information ...]

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Phillips, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 23, Explosion [More information ...]

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Powell, Roger, 03 Dec 1862, aged 39, Engineman, Fall of coal (6 feet vein)

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Pratt, John, 21 Mar 1862, aged 16, Collier, Fall of roof

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Price, Elias, 12 Aug 1910, aged 52, Collier, Run over by tram while attempting to stop the horse which had started before the haulier had put sprags in wheels

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Rees, Llewellyn, 11 Aug 1849, aged 11, Explosion [More information ...]

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Rees, Stephen, 11 Aug 1849, aged 30, Explosion [More information ...]

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Reynolds, J., 12 Dec 1873, Collier, Killed by fall of roof

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Richards, J., 28 Dec 1868, aged 18, Engineer, Killed by becoming entangled with the machinery

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Roland, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 11, Explosion [More information ...]

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Sims, Benjamin, 11 Aug 1849, aged 10, Explosion [More information ...]

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Smith, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 12, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, David, 15 Sep 1853, aged 11, Door boy, Explosion of firedamp from using naked light in pillar workings ; 15 others burnt ; the manager, John Johns, incompetent ; the rules and cautions systemarically violated. Verdict of manslaughter at the coroner's inquest against David Simms [More information ...]

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Thomas, Ebenezer, 11 Aug 1849, aged 32, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, Evan, 11 Aug 1849, aged 23, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, J., 22 Sep 1899, aged 61, Ostler, Run over by full journey near stables, while walking out in the dark, having lost his light

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Thomas, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 39, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, John, 24 Sep 1855, aged 15, Labourer, Knocked down by connecting rod of engine

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Thomas, John, 17 Jul 1877, Collier, Killed by cage at bottom of shaft

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Thomas, Richard, 09 Aug 1862, Labourer, Explosion of gas [More information ...]

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Thomas, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 25, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, Thomas, 11 Aug 1849, aged 66, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 11, Explosion [More information ...]

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Thomas, William, 11 Dec 1855, aged 22, Labourer, Fall of stone from pit side whist sinking

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Tudor, William, 24 Oct 1898, aged 41, Haulier, Crushed between tram and side his horse having started while he was attempting to pass tram

      

Unknown, -, 01 Jul 1859, aged 30, Collier, Fall of stone from roof

      

Unknown, -, 25 Oct 1860, aged 11, Colliery boy, Fall of roof

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William, Rees, 15 Sep 1853, aged 65, Collier, Explosion of firedamp from using naked light in pillar workings ; 15 others burnt ; the manager, John Johns, incompetent ; the rules and cautions systemarically violated. Verdict of manslaughter at the coroner's inquest against David Simms [More information ...]

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Williams, Benjamin, 13 Nov 1911, (accident: 19 Jul 1911), aged 49, Stower, Fall of roof at working face. He was slightly injured by a piece of coal falling on him from edge of rippings. He worked the shift out, and intermittently to end of July. He died on 13th November from exhaustion, the result of a tumour set up by blow on chest

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Williams, Esa, 11 Aug 1849, aged 21, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, John, 11 Aug 1849, aged 15, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, John, 15 Sep 1853, aged 12, Door boy, Explosion of firedamp from using naked light in pillar workings ; 15 others burnt ; the manager, John Johns, incompetent ; the rules and cautions systemarically violated. Verdict of manslaughter at the coroner's inquest against David Simms [More information ...]

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Williams, Llewellyn, 11 Aug 1849, aged 19, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, Morgan, 11 Aug 1849, aged 13, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, Thomas, 13 Jun 1895, aged 18, Collier, While tumbling a tram he strained himself. After walking home a mile distant he died in a few hours. Doctor stated deceased had burst a blood-vessel

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Williams, W., 18 Nov 1860, aged 14, Collier, Fall of stone from roof

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Williams, W., 13 Feb 1893, (accident: 14 Jan 1893), aged 63, Labourer, Died from injuries to his arm by tram passing over it while assisting a haulier to move the tram on a heading. This accident was not reported at the time of its occurrence. Died 13th February

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Williams, W., 02 Jul 1900, 6 a.m., aged 14, Collier boy, Fall of roof. On road, cliff, 5 ft. x 14 ins. x 12 ins. thick, fell on him while walking in to work along main level, not supported by timbers. Seven feet seam

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Williams, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 54, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, William, 11 Aug 1849, aged 46, Explosion [More information ...]

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Williams, William, 01 Oct 1910, (accident: 27 Aug 1910), aged 60, Repairer, Fall of roof at face of a hard heading. In knocking a post out with a sledge he slipped forward and the stone fell on him. Died 1st October, 1910

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Wooton, Ernest, 02 Apr 1913, aged 24, Labourer, When working near an electric haulage engine-house, heavy rain came on ; he and others went into the engine-house for shelter. When leaning on an iron fence surrounding the motor, he must have put his hand on the stator leads which carry a current of 1,750 volts. The leads were insulated, but a small hole was found in the insulation after the accident, and the deceased was seen to stretch his hand inside the iron fence in the direction of the motor and in the neighbourhood of the place where the fault was subsequently found

 
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Those names marked with image, were killed in a disaster for which a memorial has been erected or for which we have images concerning the disaster, alternately their name may be mentioned on a memorial plaque. Click on the image symbol next to the name to see the appropriate web page for the memorial.

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Gallery Images:

Llettyshenkin Colliery

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Memorial Images:

Memorial: 1849 Lletty Shenkin Colliery Disaster Memorial: 1862 Lletty Shenkin Colliery Disaster

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Credits

Sources:

  • 1853 (Jan-Jun) Mines Inspectors Report, by Herbert Mackworth, H.M. Inspector of Mines, published in 1854
  • 1853 (Jul-Dec) Mines Inspectors Report, by Herbert Mackworth, H.M. Inspector of Mines, published in 1854
  • 1855 Mines Inspectors Report, by Herbert Mackworth, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1858 Mines Inspectors Report, by Thomas Evans, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1859 Mines Inspectors Report, South Wales District by Thomas Evans, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1860 Mines Inspectors Report, by Thomas Evans, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1861 Mines Inspectors Report, by Thomas Evans, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1864 Mines Inspectors Report, by Thomas Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1868 Mines Inspectors Report, South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines
  • 1869 Mines Inspectors Report (C 124), South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1873 Mines Inspectors Report (C. 1056), South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1875 Mines Inspectors Report (C. 1499), South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1877 Mines Inspectors Report (C. 2003), South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1883 Mines Inspectors Report (C 4078), South Wales District by Thomas E. Wales, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1894 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1896 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department, also available online at Peak District Mines Historical Society Ltd
  • 1899 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 134), South Wales District (No. 13) by Joseph T. Robson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1900 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1900 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 536), South Wales District (No. 13) by Joseph T. Robson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1901 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 1062), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1903 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 2119), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1905 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1905 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 2910), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1906 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 3449), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1907 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 4045), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1909 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 5177), Cardiff District (No. 10) by F. A. Gray, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1910 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department
  • 1910 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 5676), South Wales District (No. 7) by W. N. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1911 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 6237), South Wales District (No. 7) by W. N. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1912 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 6983), South Wales District (No. 7) by W. N. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1913 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 7439), South Wales Division (No. 5) by Dr. W. N. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1914 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 8023), South Wales Division (No. 5) by Dr. W. N. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
  • 1915 List of Mines - Government report from the Mines Department

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Pictures in the Gallery section for Lletty Shenkin Colliery Pictures in the Gallery section for Lletty Shenkin Colliery
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Images in the Memorial section for the 1862 disaster where 5 lives were lost Images in the Memorial section for the 1862 disaster where 5 lives were lost
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