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Stephen Relph

Age:   15
Died:   27th Oct 1860
Accident:   27th Oct 1860
Year Born:   abt. 1845
Colliery:   Coniston (Copper Ore)
Company:  
Occupation:  
Notes:  
lost his footing and fell heavily among some stones, and was so seriously injured that he died the same evening
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
01 Nov 1860 Inquest (Ulverston Advertiser)
03 Nov 1860 News (Ulverston Mirror)
08 Nov 1860 Fatal Accident at the Copper Mines, Coniston (Whitehaven News)

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carol shannon   01 Sep 2015 

the relph family come through my family via my gt gt grandparents james and emma brown whose daughter sarah eleanor brown married two brothers,first husband robert died in a quarry accident in 1907,she married his brother william in 1928 [ he was aged 62 ]i believe stephen could be their brother.he was one of ten children,would love to hear from someone searching the same family. Carol.


carol shannon   01 Sep 2015 

i need to ammend my last email for the relph family,where i said that stephen relph who was killed in 1860 was the brother to a william and robert relph,i believe him to have been their uncle. Carol.


Catherine Loyd   14 Mar 2017 

The Relph family - Coniston/Torver area


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