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John George Tindale

Age:   52
Died:   28th Jul 1919
Accident:   28th Jul 1919
Year Born:   abt. 1867
Colliery:   Westerton
Company:  
Occupation:   Shifter
Notes:  
killed through being crushed by the cage
Buried:   Rock Road Cemetery, Spennymoor

Arbitration Committee — 1st September 1919

Durham Miners' Association
Compensation Committee

Committee Meeting
Held on September 1st 1919

Full Liability Cases

1195. Westerton. John George Tindale, 52, shifter and waiter on.

Killed on July 28th, 1919, through being crushed by the cage. Deceased left a widow, aged 48, a son, aged 21, putter; a son, aged 18, in the army; two sons, aged 13 and 8, and a daughter, aged 15.

Full liability admitted for £300.

Source: NEEMARC - Ref: NUMDA/6/1/1/1, Reports of the Compensation Department, Vol I covering Sep 1918-Dec 1919


Arbitration Committee — 12th June 1922

Durham Miners' Association
Compensation Department

Report of Proceedings
of
Arbitration Committee Meeting
held in the
The Coal Trade Offices, Newcastle-on-Tyne
On Monday, June 12th 1922

Requests.

1195. Westerton. John Tindale.

On 1st September, 1919, the Arbitration Committee awarded £300 to be apportioned as follows :—

Mary Tindale, 48, Widow,  £212  (30/- per fortnight)
Minne Tindale, 16, Daughter,  £10  (forthwith)
Cecil Tindale, 13, Son,  £13  (10/- per fortnight)
George Tindale, 9, Son,  £65  (10/- per fortnight)

On 12th July, 1920, the Arbitration Committee adjourned an application by Mrs. Mary Tindale for a grant of £35.

On 9th August, 1920, the Arbitration Committee refused an application by Mrs. Mary Tindale for a grant of £35.

Mrs. Mary Tindale asked for a grant of £30 to enable her to pay certain debts incurred through the Colliery being idle since 31st March, 1921.

Awarded £15.

Source: NEEMARC - Ref: NUMDA/6/1/1/3, Reports of the Compensation Department, Vol III covering Jan-Dec 1922

 

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