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John Parkin

Age:   46
Died:   12th Nov 1935
Accident:   12th Nov 1935
Year Born:   abt. 1889
Colliery:   Horden
Company:   Horden Collieries Ltd.
Occupation:   Hewer
Notes:  
he was found dead at work having suffered facial and spinal injuries when attempting to get on a 'car' while it was in motion
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Description

At Horden Colliery, Durham, a hewer who had left his work three-quarters of an hour before the proper time was waiting at a stopping place for a men-riding set. He was told by an official that as he was too early he was not to ride. When the set arrived he disregarded this instruction; he apparently extinguished his electric light, waited until the train was in motion again, then attempted to board it. In so doing he sustained injuries which proved fatal.


Sources
  • 1935 Mines Inspectors Report
  • Contributions by members of the Public

Researchers

Email  Researcher  Date  Interest 
Susan Young   23 Jan 2011 

I believe this is my grandfather


Susan faulkner   01 Oct 2012 

Family History


Patricia Harris nee Parkin   15 Oct 2012 

I think he maybe my grandfather


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