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Benjamin Angewin Mankervis

Age:   28
Died:   25th Nov 1912
Accident:   25th Nov 1912
Year Born:   abt. 1884
Colliery:   Boscaswell (Tin)
Company:   Boscaswell United Tin and Copper Mines, Ltd.
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
He was working at the bottom of a sinking shaft. A piece of granite, 4 lbs in weight, fell from the shaft side. In falling it dashed against a projecting piece of side, rebounded, struck the back of his head and fractured his skull. It is said to be customary to examine the whole of the shaft sides every two days, and Nankervis made the last examination two days before the accident. If the sides had been cased the accident might have been avoided
Buried:   [not known]
Category:   Shaft Accidents :: Things Falling from Part Way Down

Sources
  • 1912 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 6983), Midland and Southern District (No. 8) by Hugh Johnstone, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 69, Accident Number: 4 Where to find this report

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