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Thomas Heron

Age:   41
Died:   12th Nov 1922
Accident:   23rd Oct 1922
Year Born:   abt. 1881
Colliery:   South Moor
Company:  
Occupation:   Hewer
Notes:  
died as the result of injuries received through the explosion of compressed powder
Buried:   [not known]

Arbitration Committee — 8th January 1923

Durham Miners' Association
Compensation Department

Report of Proceedings
of
Arbitration Committee Meeting
held in the
The Coal Trade Offices, Newcastle-on-Tyne
On January 8th 1923

1606. South Moor No. 1, Lousia Pit. Thomas Heron, 41, Hewer.

Died on 12th November, 1922, as the result of injuries received on 23rd October, 1922, through the explosion of compressed powder.

The family consisted of the following :—

  Age  Occupation Average
Earnings
during last
12 weeks
Remarks
  £ s. d.  
Deceased  41  Hewer   3   1   1  Also received rent and coals
Sister  49            
Sister  43            
Brother  36  Hewer   3   4   0  Pays 30/- per week board
Nephew  17  Apprentice joiner   1   1   0  Gave earnings to his Aunt
 
 
       7   6   1 
 
 

Weekly payments of compensation made prior to death, excluding War addition, nil.

Claim made by Margaret Heron and Annie Heron in respect of the death of their brother.

Owners offered £100.

Awarded £100 0s. 0d.

Source: Durham Miners' Association, Compensation Department, Minutes of Arbitration Committee - January 1923 to December 1924. Vol VI. Kindly provided by Barry J. Simpson.

 

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