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James Doley

Age:   57
Died:   2nd Apr 1887
Accident:   2nd Apr 1887
Year Born:   abt. 1830
Colliery:   Egremont, No. 5 Pit
Company:   Gillfoot Park Co
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
the deceased was stemming a hole with a copper stemmer, when the charge exploded causing injuries which resulted in his death ; this hole had been charged with blasting powder, and as the hole was in hard blue ore, and was very much shattered by a previous shot, it is probable that two small pieces of metal were knocked together, causing a spark to ignite the loose powder in the shot hole
Buried:   [not known]
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Related Newspaper Articles

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Date
Article (Newspaper)
07 Apr 1887 The Fatal Accident At Gillfoot Mines, Death Of One Of The Men (Whitehaven News)
07 Apr 1887 Serious Mining Accident Near Egremont (Whitehaven News)
21 Apr 1887 The Fatal Accident At Gillfoot Mines (Whitehaven News)

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angela foster   21 Jan 2011 

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Steven Fee   05 Oct 2014 

Researching family tree. James fee/ doley was my 3rd great grandfather. Interested to find out why he was known as fee or doley. His son william james doley fee was my 2nd great grandfather. A family of miners who worked in the north east and cumberland.


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