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William Hissett
| Age: | 12 |
| Died: | 16th Nov 1891 |
| Accident: | 16th Nov 1891 9:00 AM, 3rd hour of shift |
| Year Born: | abt. 1879 |
| Colliery: | Houghton |
| Company: | Earl of Durham |
| Occupation: | Driver |
| Notes: | a heavy fall of stone took place in a station, breaking down the timbers and burying both him and a horse (recorded in Inspectors Report as 'William Hassett') [Sunderland Daily Echo reports: accident - 17 Nov 1891 pg 3 col 1, inquest - 19 Nov 1891 pg 3 col 1] |
| Buried: | St. Matthew's Churchyard, Newbottle |
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1881 Census
Address: 35 Sunniside North, Newbottle, Co. Durham
(Ref: RG11 / 4973 / 50 / 30)
| Name | Age | Rel | Mar | Occupation | Where Born | Born |
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| HISSETT, William | 28 | Head | Mar | Coal Miner | DEV: St. Ibbest | 1853 |
| HISSETT, Anne | 25 | Wife | Mar | | DUR: Houghton Le Spring | 1856 |
| HISSETT, James | 6 | Son | | | DUR: Leasingthorne | 1875 |
| HISSETT, John T. | 5 | Son | | | DUR: Leasingthorne | 1876 |
| HISSETT, William | 1 | Son | | | DUR: Newbottle | 1880 |
Please note: the census extracts shown here are our 'best guess
match' to the person shown on this page and is not intended to be
definitive — only knowledge of the family would allow this.
Newbottle — St. Matthew's Churchyard
Location: OS Map 88, Grid Ref NZ340516
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| Name | Died | Age | Born |
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| Ann HISSETT | 18th Feb 1921 | 66 | 1855 |
| George William HISSETT | 3rd Jul 1914 | 20 | 1894 |
| William HISSETT | 16th Nov 1891 | 12 | 1879 |
| William HISSETT | 23rd Mar 1916 | 64 | 1852 |
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Mines Inspectors Report Entry
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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 |
- 1881 Census — taken 3rd April, 1881
- 1891 Mines Inspectors Report (C 6625), Durham District (No. 4) by Thomas Bell, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 33, Accident Number: 53 Where to find this report
- Church/Cemetery photograph (T-00721-01-0002) © Kev Duncan
- Headstone(s) in St. Matthew's Churchyard, Newbottle
- Tombstone photograph (T-00685-01-0002) © Kev Duncan
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