Langtree Colliery

Burns, John, 21 Jan 1890, 2 p.m., aged 22, Collier, Inspection made and inquest attended. He was working at the face when a stone fell from between the slips and caught him. The pack was 3 feet from the face

Farrimond, James, 03 Apr 1908, aged 71, Dataller, When he was engaged assisting the jigger the link of the tightening chain broke, and the movable carriage and pulley got drawn down fatally injuring deceased. One of the empty sets had struck the pulley, apparently through jigging the sets too fast, which accounted for the link breaking

Harrison, John, 11 Jul 1907, aged 14, Haulage-hand, The lashing chain attaching a set of empty tubs to the haulage rope got loose, and the tubs running back fatally crushed deceased

Hunter, Hugh, 25 Sep 1894, aged 20, Drawer, Inspection and inquiry made. The deceased was found in front of three full tubs on motion road having been crushed, the tubs would only be travelling slowly on this road the manholes were 10 yards

Leigh, William, 18 Dec 1913, aged 28, Collier, Deceased was engaged getting down top dirt at the coal face, when a large fall of roof 14 feet 6 inches by 5 feet by 5 feet thick occurred and buried him. The fall came away from a slip running along the face coal, and broke off at a line of props 5 feet 6 inches from the face. It displaced one prop, and it would appear that the regulation propping distances had been exceeded at the place of accident, although the timbering was in order at the time of the fireman's visit three hours previous

Mosley, Frank, 15 Dec 1905, aged 31, Collier, Inspection made. A stone fell upon him from the roof from just over a prop, at the entrance to his road. There was a crunch, or sudden weighting of the roof, which probably accounted for the stone falling

Salmon, Michael James, 13 Apr 1915, aged 22, Drawer, Crushed by tubs against roof when getting over them

Simm, Robert, 07 Feb 1901, aged 19, Contractor's-man, Inspection made and inquest attended. He was the son of the contractor who was making an airway parallel with the longwall face, and when preparing to set the second bar a fall of roof occurred from some slips, capping some props, and killing the deceased

Singleton, James, 01 Oct 1897, (accident: 31 Aug 1897), aged 49, Metalman, Inquiry made and inquest attended. He was engaged repairing one of the drawing roads in the Arley Mine and when in the act of pulling a stone down from the roof with his pick a portion of the roof fell upon him causing internal injuries to which he succumbed at the infirmary on October 1st, 1897

Stringfellow, James, 01 Jun 1921, (accident: 23 Mar 1921), aged 43, Chargeman, Ankle injured. Died 1st. Jun

Worthington, John, 02 Aug 1904, (accident: 22 Jul 1904), aged 47, Dataller, Fall of roof. Inquiry made. Deceased got his wrist cut by a small stone falling from the roof. He died Aug. 2, 1904, from the effects of pneumonia and erysipelas, accelerated by the accident