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David McIntosh Gargett

Age:   29
Died:   4th Sep 1918
Accident:   4th Sep 1918
Year Born:   abt. 1889
Colliery:   Shotton
Company:   Horden Collieries Ltd.
Occupation:   Hewer
Notes:  
fall of stone in the Low Main Seam, died from severe abdominal injuries and shock, address: 22 George Street, Shotton Colliery
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Arbitration Details of Compensation/Arbitration


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David McIntosh Gargett   05 Aug 2009 

I submitted the details concerning cause of death, address etc. This man was my grandfathers uncle. My grandfather my father and subsequently myself were named after this man. I would be interested to see any documentation concerning my g g uncle or any information concerning the inquest or any adjudication. regards. I suspect he is buried in St Saviours, Churchyard at Shotton,with at least another two David McIntosh Gargetts but any headstone is long gone Dave Gargett Gloucester


David hanby   14 Dec 2015 

Family on my grandmothers side. Sarah gargett later hanby. think David was brother remember hearing story when I was younger


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