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James Holland

Age:   62
Died:   15th May 1903
Accident:   15th May 1903
Year Born:   abt. 1841
Colliery:   Ashington
Company:   Ashington Coal Co., Ltd.
Occupation:   Hewer
Notes:  
Deceased was hewing alone in a lift in the broken or pillar workings of the Low Main seam when a piece of coal, ramble and top coal, fell off the face on to him from an unseen slippy back, and so injured him that he died a few minutes after being brought to the surface. The place had been inspected by the deputy in accordance with the regulations. The Local Inspectors reported with reference to the fatality, "in our opinion the same was an accident which no one could foresee, the coal having come off at a lie over back."
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Mines Inspectors Report Entry


Sources
  • 1903 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 2119), Newcastle District (No. 3) by J. B. Atkinson, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 29, Accident Number: 31 Where to find this report

Researchers

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Dorothy Hallinan   13 Nov 2010 

Family History James was my Great Great Grandfather most of the family were miners. My Mother Anna Holland Key was born 1910 at 18 BoatHouse Terrace, Cambois, her Mother Emily Maughan Key nee Holland & her husband Thomas Vernon Key all migrated to Australia Sydney 1925, Dorman & Long had not yet built our Harbour Bridge, my Grandfather did work for Hughes Bolckow as a salesman. I can't tell you how happy I am that I found this site. Thankyou so much Dorothy


Liz Lambert   18 Aug 2014 

Researching "Lambert' Family but now find that the name was misspelt ( or differently spelt in the 1901 census as Lamberth. The family were living on Boathouse Tce Cambois on census night


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