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Henry Joyce

Age:   30
Died:   5th Oct 1887
Accident:   28th Sep 1887
Year Born:   abt. 1857
Colliery:   Egremont, No. 4 Pit
Company:   Gillfoot Mining Co
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
deceased was standing at an eye in No. 4 and was looking into the shaft for some unknown reason when the descending cage struck him; he had no business at the shaft, died from erysipelas
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
29 Sep 1887 Accident At Egremont (Whitehaven News)
06 Oct 1887 Fatal Result Of An Accident At Egremont (Whitehaven News)
13 Oct 1887 The Mining Fatality At Gillfoot Park Mines (Whitehaven News)

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mike reddington   06 Aug 2013 

one of my uncles worked @wheatly hill & another whose remains lie on Gallipoli was employed around that cluster of mines hooking on or off the tubs of coalthe name was MichaelJoyce his father also worked there lived in warbottle he was employed as a trap boy 9 year old don't know where


Robert Erett   21 Aug 2017 

My wife descends from the Eilbeck family, who resided at Church Street and Lamb Lane, Egremont in the late 19th century and later


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