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James Cram

Age:  
Died:   22nd Aug 1828
Accident:   22nd Aug 1828
Born:  
Colliery:   Benwell
Company:  
Occupation:  
Notes:  
rope broke, fell down shaft
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Description

As Ralph Pyle and James Cram were descending the pit at Benwell, the rope unfortunately broke, by which they were precipitated to the bottom, and killed on the spot.


Related Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
06 Sep 1828  News (Durham Advertiser)

Sources
  • Local Historian's Table Book of Remarkable Occurrences Connected with the Counties of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland and Durham by M.A. Richardson. Published in five volumes in 1844.

Researchers

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Patrick & Alicia Cram   14 Nov 2012 

Just started to research the Cram family tree. Would love to know more about the individuals. Have gone back to George Cram in 1645 but for about 5 gens have no spouse names or siblings. We know that a nephew or 2 of this James came out to Australia. Many thanks


Cheryl Gray   17 Apr 2017 

My 3 times great grandfather James Cram immigrated from Northumberland, England about 1858-60 to Newcastle, NSW then lived and worked at Wollongong till his death. Patrick & Alicia Cram's comment about this James who died in the mining accident in 1828, having nephews who came out to Australia. This piqued my interest as his father was William Cram (1781-1854)and James was born in Nov 1828 which could tie in with it being close family. I am looking for William's parents and siblings if anyone can help with this. Many thanks


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