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Richard Hamilton
No. 20 on the list occurred at the "Lady Ann" Pit, Fence Houses, belonging to the Earl of Durham ; it appears that Richard Hamilton, an assistant shaftman, was engaged along with his father and another man, in taking pipes out of the shaft, and were on the top of the cage, which was standing about 10 fathoms from the bottom, when the younger Hamilton, by some means not exactly observed, fell off the end of the cage, and received such injuries that he died on the 12th April. The top of the cage was six feet long by three feet two inches broad ; it was supported by six chains, but no side guarding chains, such as are often put on for shaft work, were employed.
1881 CensusAddress: 12 Railway Terrace, Bournmoor, Co. Durham
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