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Albert Milner

Age:   20
Died:   13th Jan 1891
Accident:   13th Jan 1891 2:20 PM, 9th hour of shift
Year Born:   abt. 1871
Colliery:   Lingdale (Ironstone)
Company:   Pease and Partners Ltd.
Occupation:   Waggoner
Notes:  
riding on engine set contrary to rules, he fell among the waggons and was crushed to death
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Description

No. 3 on the list occurred at Lingdale Mines, belonging to Messrs, Pease and Partners, Limited, on 13th January, about 2.20 p.m., causing the death of a youth named Albert Milner, a waggoner. He, along with three others, in coming out-bye from work, got on to a full set contrary to Special Rule 49, and in jumping off was caught by the tubs and so seriously injured that he died about three hours after the accident. There are printed notices placed both at the top and bottom of the engine plane prohibiting anyone, except the men whose work is thereon, travelling on it, and pointing out that they must both on going to and returning from work use a separate travelling road which is provided.

Notwithstanding, deceased and the other three boys wilfully disregarded both the Special Rules and printed notices, and this fatal accident was the result.

Too many accidents of this kind are continually occurring, but I hope this one will be a warning in future, and that there will be no further excuse for my having to call attention to the deliberate contravention of rules established for the protection of the lives of workmen and boys.


Mines Inspectors Report Entry

Columns: 1: No. of Accident ; 2: Date and Hour of the Accident ; 3: Hour of the Person's Shift, i.e. No of Hours he had been at work when the Accident happened to him ; 3: Name of the Mine or Colliery ; 4: Where situate ; 5: Name of the Owner or Company ; 6: Persons killed ; 7: Reputed Age ; 8: Occupation ; 9: Cause of Accident, and Remarks


Sources
  • 1891 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6625), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 12 Where to find this report
  • 1891 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6625), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 35, Accident Number: 3 Where to find this report

Researchers

Email  Researcher  Date  Interest 
Steve Milner   10 May 2012 

Reserching Milners in Lingdale. Albert was my gtgrandfather's brother. he was born in Sherburn, East Yorkshire.


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