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Robert Woodburn

Age:   53
Died:   19th Jun 1920
Accident:   19th Jun 1920
Year Born:   abt. 1867
Colliery:   Park House (Metalliferous)
Company:  
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
killed by an accidental fall of ore in his working place, address: 13 Chapel Street, Bigrigg, Egremont [Inquest: 19 Jun 1920 & 23 Jun 1920]
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Death Certificate

Certificate


1920 death in the Registration District of Whitehaven, Sub-district of Egremont, in the County of Cumberland

No When and where died Name and surname Sex Age Occupation Cause of death Signature, description and residence of informant When registered Signature of registrar
134  19th June 1920, Parkhouse Iron Ore Mine, Bigrigg, Egremont U.D., Cumberland  Robert Woodburn  Male  53 years  of 13 Chapel Street, Bigrigg, Egremont, U.D., Iron Ore Miner  Killed by an accidental fall of ore in his working place  Certificate received from G. A. L. Skerry, Coroner for the Lordship of Egremont, Inquest held 19th & 23rd June 1920  Twenty Fifth June 1920  J. K. Johnson, Registrar 

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
24 Jun 1920 Fall Of Ore At Parkhouse, Bigrigg Man Instantaneously Killed (Whitehaven News)

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  • Copy of Death Certificate kindly provided by Christine Homewood

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